Drive In Movie Theater Wisconsin

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Her movie book. Our gates will open 630pm and our concession area stands ready to serve great food treats. Big sky drive in theatre one of the last drive in theatres in wisconsin is a twin screen drive in just east of wisconsin dells on highway 16. Tickets can also be purchased at the box office.

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Though the theater went dark during the late 20th century it was completely restored and reopened in 2000 under new management. Settle back and enjoy an outdoor flick. Welcome to the stardust twin drive in theater in chetek wi.

But that doesnt mean you have to forgo the entire silver screen experience. Patio benches near the screen are popular as is a playground with a circus wagon kiddie ride. One night only.

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Everything old is new again at wisconsin drive in movie theaters where old fashioned fun is back in style. Bring your family friends and neighbors to enjoy a great double feature under the stars. Open drive in movie theaters are starting to pop up all over wisconsin.

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But the good news is that of these ten three have been opened since 2000 illustrating the ongoing demand in wisconsin for drive ins. Currently there are 10 drive ins remaining in wisconsin. Big sky is a family oriented theater that offers 2 full sized outdoor screens playing double features of first run movies.

Last weekend marcus theatres turned the parking lot at the majestic cinema 770 springdale road brookfield into a drive in and the pop up outdoor theater continues this week. The pandemic may have put the kibosh on traditional movie theaters. Hi way 18 outdoor theatre was originally opened in 1953 during the heyday of wisconsins drive in movie theaters offering a single screen with the capacity for 540 cars for nightly film showings.

Drive in theaters are the perfect loophole as far as social distancing guidelines go. Since then most have closed and been demolished.