Minnesota S Hopkins Cinema Is A 3 Dollar Theater You Don T Want To Miss

There’s so much to explore in Minnesota! From restaurants and breweries to state parks and little-known waterfalls, it is rare for locals or visitors to run out of things to do. But sometimes, you just want to relax. Those times are great for sitting down to a good old-fashioned movie. One of our favorite spots to see a movie in Minnesota? The Hopkins Cinema. With its $3 movies, this might just be the cheapest family outing in the state. Take a look:

Mann Hopkins Cinema 6 is a longstanding theater found at the center of bustling downtown Hopkins, Minnesota. Address: 1118 Main Street, Hopkins, MN 55343.

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Stop in any night of the week for a $3 movie for visitors of all ages. You’ll be charmed by the bright neon signs that guide you straight to the box office.

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The deal is even better during the day. Matinee tickets are only $2.50!

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Despite the cheap prices, the theater is clean and bright. Posters of movies past and present line the walls. For many movie lovers, it’ll be a trip down memory lane.

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With all the money you save on ticket prices, you’ll have no problem sidling up to the concession stand. Typical movie theater fare is found here. Popcorn, soda, and candy are of course available. You can also get hot dogs and mini donuts!

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As far as movie theater menus go, the snack prices are affordable. Not only are you getting a good deal, but you’re keeping a longstanding tradition in business!

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It should be noted that the Hopkins Cinema plays older movies. They may be a few months or years old, but you could discover a new-to-you favorite! In a comfortable seat with a pile of snacks, what could be better?

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The Hopkins Cinema is a $3 movie theater that makes for an excellent family outing. A family of four can get in for less than $15! For more information about the theater, including what’s playing, check out the website and Facebook page. And if you love charming old theaters in Minnesota, check out our article about Minnesota’s oldest movie theater.