Box office opens at 6:30 on Friday & Saturday, 7:30 on Sunday, first show starts at dusk – approximately 20 minutes after sunset. This weekend Friday, June 2nd through Sunday, June 4th, Highway 18 Outdoor features Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse followed by Love Again. Highway 18 Outdoor is now OPEN for the season! 18 and Highway 89, just west of Highway 26 bypass of Jefferson. The neon retro sign beckons you in, right along U.S. For audio, you have the choice of the old-school speakers or listening on a low power FM station. No checks… but who writes checks to get into the movies now?Īdmission to the grounds begins at 6:30pm Wednesday, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, 7:30 pm Sundays. Unlike several of these drive-ins, the Highway 18 Outdoor does accept credit cards. W6423 US Highway 18 (and Highway 89), Jeffersonīilling itself as “Wisconsin’s First Digital Cinema Drive-In,” the Highway 18 Outdoor lets you in for $10 for adults, $6 for children ages 5-11 and children 4 and under are admitted free. Screen One: The Little Mermaid at 9:00pm and the Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. Through this weekend, every day through Sunday, June 4th, Stardust has: It’s a very cool layout and the snack bar is pretty sweet, too! The Orbit is a playground and train ride area for kids. Ticket prices are $8.50 for adults (13 and up) and $4.50 for children, ages 5-12. Gates open at 6:30pm and movies typically start around sunset. One screen usually leans towards family-friendly fare and the more adult-oriented movies, like horror thrillers and the like, play on the other screen. The Stardust two-screen drive-in in Chetek bills itself as the “last remaining Drive-In Theater in northern Wisconsin.” And depending on where you consider northern Wisconsin to begin, they may be right. First show also starts at dusk – about 8:35pm. Screen Two: Fast X followed by The Super Mario Bros. Screen One: Disney’s The Little Mermaid followed by Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. This weekend into the coming week (Friday, June 2nd through Thursday, June 8th) they’re showing: Two other things of note: 1) Bring cash, because The Big Sky does not take credit or debit cards and 2) Bring lots of cash, because you’ll probably want to try their famous Big Mamaburger, the featured culinary delight from their concession stand!īig Sky is OPEN for the season! Remember, they are CASH ONLY. Tickets are $8 for adults and $5 for kids under 11. It opens at 7:30pm and movies begin around dusk.

Two full-sized screens play 2-for-1 first-run feature films. The Big Sky is located just southeast of Wisconsin Dells, right where Highways 16 and 127 meet up. N9199 Winnebago Rd (corner of Highways 16 & 127), Wisconsin Dells SpiderMan: Across the Spider-verse (PG13) Wednesday the 7th and Thursday the 8th, they’ll be showing Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse by itself starting approximately 8:50pm. Show starts at dusk, approximately 8:45pm. This Weekend (June 2nd-3rd), The Chilton Twilight is showing Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse followed by Fast-X. They have regular movie-style concessions as well as homemade pizzas no carry-ins. Admission is normally $6 for adults, $4 for kids 11 and under. They’re located right along Highways 32/57 on the south side of Chilton, not far from their junction with U.S. Chestnut Street (Highways 32/57), ChiltonĬhilton Twilight Outdoor Theater Facebook PageĪ 2012 addition to the state’s drive-in lineup, the Chilton Twilight Outdoor Theater is usually open Wednesdays through Sundays (weather permitting, of course) for double features. Gates open at 7:15 with starting showtime at around 8:45.Ĭhilton Twilight Outdoor Theater, Chiltonġ255 E. This weekend (Friday, June 2nd and Saturday, June 3rd), Starlite 14 is showing Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. 14, on the south side of Richland Center. You’ll find the Starlite 14 right along its namesake, U.S. Admission is $10 for adults, Kids 3-12 are $5. The old metal stands holding the speakers are gone, and now a low power FM signal gives viewers in their cars the sound they need for the movies they watch on the 60′ x 38′ screen. But new owners bought it, refurbished it, modernized the sound system, did a deep clean, and it’s seen quite a resurrection since starting back up in 2020. Like many “old school” drive-ins, it fell on hard times for quite a while and even shut down for quite a few years.

The Starlite is truly an original classic, having started in 1953.

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