Most of the usual rules apply: staggered parking, sitting inside vehicles or in truck beds, and socially distancing while using restrooms. Schnepf Farms has been offering a mix of “your all-time favorite movies and the good ol' classics” multiple nights per week. (Both can be purchased online.) Digital Drive-In AZ’s latest schedule is available on its website and Facebook.Ģ4810 East Rittenhouse Road, Queen Creek, 48 A beverage pack with four bottles of either Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, or water is $12. A snack pack with popcorn and various prepackaged candy (read: RedVines, AirHeads, and M&Ms) is available for $10. The drive-in also has porta-potties sanitized by attendants after each use and a contactless ticketing system with phones and printed tickets scanned through the car window.Īdmission is $22 per vehicle. One film is screened per evening on a 24-foot-high LED screen with the soundtrack broadcast by a low-power FM transmitter.Įvery vehicle gets its own 12-foot-by-20-foot stall, which is surrounded by security barriers and ropes. There are movies on tap Tuesday through Sunday, ranging from such old-school flicks as The Fox and the Hound to modern-day fare like Men in Black International. A complete list of showtimes can be found on the West Wind’s website and Facebook page.ĭigital Drive-In AZ may have closed down its Lake Pleasant location, but the original theater in Mesa is still going strong. West Wind's current schedule includes a mix of new films (including Words on Bathroom Walls and The New Mutants) and previously released favorites. (There’s also a “Family Fun Night” on Tuesday with discounted admission.)
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General admission is $7.75 for adults, $1.75 for children 5 to 11, and free for kids 4 and under.
each night with showings starting at 7:45 p.m. You’ll have to maintain 6 feet of distance from others, which also applies to those waiting to use the restrooms. The West Wind’s snack bar has limited items for purchase. Sitting in pickup beds and cargo areas is also cool. Lawn chairs and other seating are allowed, but only if they are situated either in front or behind each vehicle. It also has strict rules for all patrons, including parking 6 feet from other vehicles and donning face coverings when not sitting in your car. The Valley's only permanent drive-in has double features showing nightly on nine screens. Here’s where you can go in the Valley to find a drive-in flick over the next few weekends.
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In the mood for a movie but tired of being cooped up at home? Drive-in theaters (both pop-up and permanent) are still operating across metro Phoenix area, even as a limited number of traditional indoor cinemas (such as Harkins Theatres and Alamo Drafthouse Cinema chains) have begun to reopen as of August 28.Īnd even with indoor movie-going starting to return, some folks prefer seeing films in the great outdoors, either because it's a safer or more fun experience.
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