Granada Theatre — Attraction in La Grande

What started as a really positive experience, turned negative at the end. We went to the 1:30 showing of Frozen II this afternoon. This was our daughter's 14th birthday celebration. Best popcorn I've had in a long time. Movie was great. Vibrations, thunderous droning sound from whatever nearby were a bit much. End of movie came, we were enjoying the music at the end, watching the credits, etc. Employees enter and kick us out. For the amount of money we spent today, four admissions, three child snack boxes, extra large popcorn, hot dog, and an additional medium drink, NOT a cheap day...…………...we should be allowed to watch the end credits. Our daughter thinks there was 'something special' at the end of the credits, we should've been allowed to see it, and the end credits regardless. We will NOT be returning to this theater. I will NOT give them one penny more of our money. It was incredibly RUDE to be kicked out in the manner we were. There should be ample time left between showings so that people don't feel cheated and...

It's about what you'd expect from a small town theatre that's managed to survive in the age of Netflix. There are only three cinemas so first run showing options are limited.

Seats are comfortable and it's rarely crowded - even when it is, it feels cozy. Sound system is robust but screens are small (definitely no IMax). Concessions are (perhaps predictably) overpriced but ticket prices are (perhaps surprisingly) affordable.

One of the really cool things about La Grande's Granada is the historic marquee (I don't have a personally snapped photo but you can Google it). It's a nostalgic reminder of a time before the world became so shamelessly slick and corporate. All in all, I'm glad that my kids grew up in a town where such a theatre (and even a Drive In) continues...

This place is great! It has clean bathrooms and theatres. Stocked with the right kinds of snack bar foods and drinks. The picture comes in clear and the sound keeps you entranced.

For those of you who recognize our small town gem for what it is, I encourage you to buy popcorn and a fountain drink!! Because this is your best way to support and invest in an ever-changing experience; that if ever it goes will likely never comeback. Even if it did comeback it would have...