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FAQ's

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1) When do the movies begin and when do you open each night?

Since we are a drive-in; movies cannot begin before "dusk"; check our homepage for show and gate times.

2)  What is your movie booking policy?

We exhibit G, PG, PG-13 and some R rated films geared towards family or young adults.

3) How often do you change movies?

We change our films on every Friday. For box office hits, we will normally keep them as one of our double "features" for two or three weeks.

4) Do you run "New releases"?

We run New Releases as they are made available to us..

5) Do you show 3D Movies?

No- 3D and digital film technology will not be at  the drive-in for a few years primarily because the current 3D and digital technology can not work in a drive-in theatre environment. (As technology changes, this of course will change).

6) Do you show classic drive-in trailers?

We have several old trailers that we run at the beginning of the night and show the famous "Jumping Hot Dog" intermission trailer during the break between our features.  We also start our evening on a patriotic note by showing "America the Beautiful".

7) Why don't you charge by the "car load"?

The movie industry requires a per person admission charge for recent movie releases.

8) Do you show movies in the rain?

We will show movies in the rain if we have customers at the theatre before showtime.  Should we have no customers at the published showtime for the 1st movie, we will close the theatre for the night.

9) Can I bring food to the theatre?

We have a NO OUTSIDE FOOD POLICY..  To operate the theatre at a profit and to keep us surviving; depends heavily on the sales of concessions. Many people think that we make money on ticket sales, but the sad truth is that most of the ticket profits are returned to the movie companies for rental of the movies; therefore, concession sales is what keeps us open!  Further, we have found that some folks choose to bring in outside food and leave the "trash" for us to pick-up. This costs us money, and further hurts our chance of making this theatre survive.   If you have a food allergy, we do make exceptions, but you must let us know ahead of time, so that we can accomodate your request.

10) How do you hear the movies?

The movie sound is broadcasted to your car radio via FM transmission. You can turn your radio to 90.3 FM for stereo movie sound!

11) What if I don't want to use my car radio?

You can bring your own radio or we have radios that we are willing to loan patron. We will charge $2 for radio rental.  Check with our projection staff to borrow a radio.

12) Can I bring lawn chairs, blankets, etc. to watch the movie?

Absolutely!  We also have a limited number of plastic outdoor chairs that you may use.

13) May I bring alcoholic beverages to the theatre?

Alcoholic beverages are strictly prohibited! Patrons that choose to ignore this rule and bring alcohol, will be forced to leave the theatre with NO refund and may be prohibited from visiting the theatre in the future.

14) May I bring my dog to the theatre?

We are a "pet friendly" theatre for friendly pets.  Dogs coming to the drive-in are given dog biscuits at the ticket booth! Pets must be kept on a leash at all times. Potty breaks may be taken on the far edges of the property.

15) Do you have a playground?

Yes. It contains swing sets, a club house, riding animals, sand box, geo-dome, & teeter-totter airplane.  THE PLAY GRUND IS FOR YOUNGER CHILDREN ages 12 and below.. 

16) How long is your operating season?

We now operate on a YEAR-ROUND BASIS. Weekends only in the fall, winter and spring months; 5 days a week in the summer (Memorial day to Labor Day).

17) Can organized groups attend a movie?

Absolutely!  We welcome all church, youth, scouting, classic car or other organized group that wants to attend a movie. If you want a special night for your group, you may contact us to set up a special night.

18) For patrons wanting to see how a movie is projected to the large screen, can you show how this is done?

We are proud of our renovated theatre and enjoy showing any patron how movies are projected to our 60' high by 80' wide screen.  Just ask us at the concession stand for a personal tour during your visit!