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Oswego 7
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Nearby attractions
Children's Museum of Oswego (CMOO)
7 W Bridge St, Oswego, NY 13126
Splash Indoor Waterpark Resort
92 E 1st St, Oswego, NY 13126
Oswego Public Library
120 E 2nd St, Oswego, NY 13126
Washington Square
25 E Oneida St, Oswego, NY 13126
Richardson Bates House Museum
135 E 3rd St, Oswego, NY 13126
Oswego Players, Inc.
Francis Marion Brown Theater, Barbara Donahue Dr, Oswego, NY 13126
Art Association of Oswego Inc
Barbara Donahue Dr, Oswego, NY 13126, United States
Nearby restaurants
The Coffee Connection
156 W 2nd St, Oswego, NY 13126
Maria's Family Restaurant
111 W 2nd St, Oswego, NY 13126
Cam's Pizzeria
31 W Bridge St, Oswego, NY 13126
The Red Sun Fire Roasting Co.
207 W 1st St, Oswego, NY 13126
The Fuse
18 W Bridge St, Oswego, NY 13126
Bridge Street Pizza & More
45 W Bridge St, Oswego, NY 13126
Sting
49 W Bridge St, Oswego, NY 13126
Port City Cafe & Bakery
209 W 1st St, Oswego, NY 13126
Wonzones Calzones
118 W 2nd St, Oswego, NY 13126
Bistro 197
197 W 1st St, Oswego, NY 13126
Nearby local services
Bodified
25 W Bridge St, Oswego, NY 13126
Vape Asylum Oswego
47 W Bridge St, Oswego, NY 13126
Port City Co-op Antiques and Unique Gifts
137 W 2nd St, Oswego, NY 13126
Xtreme Underground
27 W Bridge St, Oswego, NY 13126
River's End Bookstore
19 W Bridge St, Oswego, NY 13126
Man in the Moon Candies
192 W 1st St, Oswego, NY 13126
Maida's Floral Shop Inc.
215 W 1st St, Oswego, NY 13126, United States
Murdock's Bicycles & Sports
177 W 1st St, Oswego, NY 13126, United States
Canal Commons
197 W 1st St, Oswego, NY 13126, United States
MEANT TO BEE
137 W 2nd St, Oswego, NY 13126
Nearby hotels
Beacon Office Space & Executive Suites
75 W Bridge St, Oswego, NY 13126
Clarion Hotel & Suites Riverfront
70 E 1st St, Oswego, NY 13126
Best Western Plus Oswego Hotel and Conference Center
26 E 1st St, Oswego, NY 13126
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Oswego 7

138 W 2nd St #2763, Oswego, NY 13126
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attractions: Children's Museum of Oswego (CMOO), Splash Indoor Waterpark Resort, Oswego Public Library, Washington Square, Richardson Bates House Museum, Oswego Players, Inc., Art Association of Oswego Inc, restaurants: The Coffee Connection, Maria's Family Restaurant, Cam's Pizzeria, The Red Sun Fire Roasting Co., The Fuse, Bridge Street Pizza & More, Sting, Port City Cafe & Bakery, Wonzones Calzones, Bistro 197, local businesses: Bodified, Vape Asylum Oswego, Port City Co-op Antiques and Unique Gifts, Xtreme Underground, River's End Bookstore, Man in the Moon Candies, Maida's Floral Shop Inc., Murdock's Bicycles & Sports, Canal Commons, MEANT TO BEE
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(315) 343-6361
Website
oswego.zurichcinemas.com

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Nearby attractions of Oswego 7

Children's Museum of Oswego (CMOO)

Splash Indoor Waterpark Resort

Oswego Public Library

Washington Square

Richardson Bates House Museum

Oswego Players, Inc.

Art Association of Oswego Inc

Children's Museum of Oswego (CMOO)

Children's Museum of Oswego (CMOO)

4.8

(128)

Closed
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Splash Indoor Waterpark Resort

Splash Indoor Waterpark Resort

4.2

(168)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Oswego Public Library

Oswego Public Library

4.6

(43)

Closed
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Washington Square

Washington Square

4.5

(86)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Oswego 7

The Coffee Connection

Maria's Family Restaurant

Cam's Pizzeria

The Red Sun Fire Roasting Co.

The Fuse

Bridge Street Pizza & More

Sting

Port City Cafe & Bakery

Wonzones Calzones

Bistro 197

The Coffee Connection

The Coffee Connection

4.8

(122)

$

Closed
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Maria's Family Restaurant

Maria's Family Restaurant

4.4

(395)

$

Open until 2:00 PM
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Cam's Pizzeria

Cam's Pizzeria

4.0

(328)

$

Closed
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The Red Sun Fire Roasting Co.

The Red Sun Fire Roasting Co.

4.5

(333)

$$

Closed
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Nearby local services of Oswego 7

Bodified

Vape Asylum Oswego

Port City Co-op Antiques and Unique Gifts

Xtreme Underground

River's End Bookstore

Man in the Moon Candies

Maida's Floral Shop Inc.

Murdock's Bicycles & Sports

Canal Commons

MEANT TO BEE

Bodified

Bodified

4.7

(163)

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Vape Asylum Oswego

Vape Asylum Oswego

4.8

(75)

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Port City Co-op Antiques and Unique Gifts

Port City Co-op Antiques and Unique Gifts

4.9

(49)

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Xtreme Underground

Xtreme Underground

4.6

(83)

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Christopher Galletta Stevens (ChrusherComix)Christopher Galletta Stevens (ChrusherComix)
I'm not a huge movie-goer (as I'm not the biggest fan of Hollywood), but when I do, ever since I was a child (and most of my movie theatre memories as a kid), my local hometown theatre is usually where I go (split with the also legendary Midway Drive-in Theatre in Minetto in the Summer -- I always like to support both). I always enjoyed the old art deco look and feel to the place, so several years ago, I looked it up and learned that it was built in 1940-41 and designed by architect John Eberson. Being one of his few works of its kind still standing, and it's overall look and feel, it is has been listed on the National Registry of Historic Places since 1988. It, of course, has had many renovations and expansions (including the motorized push-back seats solved the issue I used to have with my butt painfully falling asleep), and expanded to I believe 7 theatres (as the name implies) but the main theatre still has that old timey feel. [Side-story: I've seen every Lucas-era Star Wars movie here (I believe I saw Empire Strikes Back around 12 times there as a kid, and all of the prequels on their premiere midnight showings; sadly Disney ruined it all for me with the new ones -- particularly 8, which I also devastatedly saw there on opening night as well and effectively stopped my streak of seeing every one at midnight openings). Mostly now we just take the kids to one of their favorite kids franchises when they are released (often Disney movies, the very same company that "scarred and deformed" my beloved Star Wars franchise), so you win some and lose some. Rant over! :) ] In closing, a great old-school theatre in my hometown, and I'll always recommend!
Wayne MartinWayne Martin
First of all, I love art deco architecture and Oswego 7 is by far the most unique movie theater I've been to. So much character, and the prices are very reasonable, especially for a theater that shows 1st run movies 🎬! The chairs are also comfortable recliners! When you find yourself in Oswego, and you want to catch a film, drop in and check them out! Highly recommend!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
N TodayN Today
Their recent decision that they have the right to frisk people means I'll never return. This used to be the best movie theater in central NY, but it looks like they have jumped the shark. And notice how they started lying and now say that's its about safety LoL they spelled it out that it had nothing to do with safety. Now that people pushed back, it's "safety."
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I'm not a huge movie-goer (as I'm not the biggest fan of Hollywood), but when I do, ever since I was a child (and most of my movie theatre memories as a kid), my local hometown theatre is usually where I go (split with the also legendary Midway Drive-in Theatre in Minetto in the Summer -- I always like to support both). I always enjoyed the old art deco look and feel to the place, so several years ago, I looked it up and learned that it was built in 1940-41 and designed by architect John Eberson. Being one of his few works of its kind still standing, and it's overall look and feel, it is has been listed on the National Registry of Historic Places since 1988. It, of course, has had many renovations and expansions (including the motorized push-back seats solved the issue I used to have with my butt painfully falling asleep), and expanded to I believe 7 theatres (as the name implies) but the main theatre still has that old timey feel. [Side-story: I've seen every Lucas-era Star Wars movie here (I believe I saw Empire Strikes Back around 12 times there as a kid, and all of the prequels on their premiere midnight showings; sadly Disney ruined it all for me with the new ones -- particularly 8, which I also devastatedly saw there on opening night as well and effectively stopped my streak of seeing every one at midnight openings). Mostly now we just take the kids to one of their favorite kids franchises when they are released (often Disney movies, the very same company that "scarred and deformed" my beloved Star Wars franchise), so you win some and lose some. Rant over! :) ] In closing, a great old-school theatre in my hometown, and I'll always recommend!
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First of all, I love art deco architecture and Oswego 7 is by far the most unique movie theater I've been to. So much character, and the prices are very reasonable, especially for a theater that shows 1st run movies 🎬! The chairs are also comfortable recliners! When you find yourself in Oswego, and you want to catch a film, drop in and check them out! Highly recommend!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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Their recent decision that they have the right to frisk people means I'll never return. This used to be the best movie theater in central NY, but it looks like they have jumped the shark. And notice how they started lying and now say that's its about safety LoL they spelled it out that it had nothing to do with safety. Now that people pushed back, it's "safety."
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I'm not a huge movie-goer (as I'm not the biggest fan of Hollywood), but when I do, ever since I was a child (and most of my movie theatre memories as a kid), my local hometown theatre is usually where I go (split with the also legendary Midway Drive-in Theatre in Minetto in the Summer -- I always like to support both).

I always enjoyed the old art deco look and feel to the place, so several years ago, I looked it up and learned that it was built in 1940-41 and designed by architect John Eberson. Being one of his few works of its kind still standing, and it's overall look and feel, it is has been listed on the National Registry of Historic Places since 1988. It, of course, has had many renovations and expansions (including the motorized push-back seats solved the issue I used to have with my butt painfully falling asleep), and expanded to I believe 7 theatres (as the name implies) but the main theatre still has that old timey feel.

[Side-story: I've seen every Lucas-era Star Wars movie here (I believe I saw Empire Strikes Back around 12 times there as a kid, and all of the prequels on their premiere midnight showings; sadly Disney ruined it all for me with the new ones -- particularly 8, which I also devastatedly saw there on opening night as well and effectively stopped my streak of seeing every one at midnight openings). Mostly now we just take the kids to one of their favorite kids franchises when they are released (often Disney movies, the very same company that "scarred and deformed" my beloved Star Wars franchise), so you win some and lose some. Rant over! :) ]

In closing, a great old-school theatre in my hometown, and I'll...

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51w

Not the experience it use to be coming here. Welcoming isn't even close to the vibe this place gives off the minute you walk through the doors. To start, they suddenly have a bag checking policy which is completely insane considering the other time I came here to watch Joker 2 not one employee checked my bag at all. I feel like they should hold up to the same standards at ALL times, not just when they "feel like someone's bag looks more full" than someone else's. I brought my son and niece to see DogMan with my sister in law after spending close to $40 on tickets, then another $24 for buckets of just popcorn, no drink included. (Which i knew might happen) They both had brought their own mini Gatorades with them just in case, and were told they had to leave them up front until the end of the movie. When the employees were informed that they needed at least some water (which they claim on their social media page that their employees will "complementary" supply) they didn't care and hadn't supplied that water at all. Not to mention we went in the middle of winter and the theater was an ice box, which made it hard to even enjoy the movie. The entire experience all around was just an awful one. I'm disappointed to say the least and will NOT be coming back. I'd rather wait for movies to be released at home or the drive-in season to start back up and have a way better experience than the 4 of us...

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Process is bizarre. Bought tickets ahead of time, was told we had to wait in a line that was roped off for anyone who purchase early tickets and it would be open soon so we could purchase snacks from the stand. Then stood there behind the rope and watched others walk right up get their snacks and enter the theatre. When they finally let us in, they told us we could go right into the theatre. I asked "What about snacks, you said we had to wait here to get them?" The reply we recieved was "oh that's our bad, there's a long line over there that's out the door, that's the line for snacks right now."

Rope is meaningless. Staff is rude and disorganized. Lots of eye rolling and bogus tone when speaking to customers. Bag searches like you're entering a courthouse. Snacks are overly salted and stale. Prices are outrageous and since when did they stop offering refills on drinks and popcorn? Didnt realize we needed to take out a loan to see a film. Dirty seating, half the seats were torn to hell, some didn't recline at all. Definitley poorly mismanaged, Needless to say, very uncomfortable and dirty experience, probably won't be back. Not the same theatre I remember as a kid. It's gone so far downhill....

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