Relive The Old Days And Visit These 8 Drive-In Theaters In Missouri

Discover eight drive-in theaters in Missouri to visit before the season ends.

Drive-in theaters used to be the most popular way to see a movie. However, these seasonal attractions couldn't compete with indoor theaters and, over the years, they disappeared. You can still find some of these great drive-ins scattered across the state. Summer is the best time to take a long drive and head to the drive-in theater. Make plans to visit one of these 8 drive-ins in Missouri before they close for the season.

1 Starlite Drive - In

The Starlight Drive-In is a double theater located in Cadet. They reopened in 2010 after making some upgrades to the theater. Stop in to see a show at 15605 N State Highway 21,

Cadet.

2. 66 Drive - In

The 66 Drive-In is the only drive-in on the National Historic Resister in the state. This theater was renovated and reopened in 1997. This drive-in is cash only. Find the 66 Drive-In at 17231 Old 66 Blvd, Carthage.

3. Barco Drive - In

The Barco Drive-In is a super popular destination in southwest Missouri. Catch a double feature on their well maintained screen. Your kids will love to play on the jungle gym in front of the screen. Visit the Barco Drive-In at 57 SE 25th Ln, Lamar.

4. B&B 1-70 Drive In

The I-70 Drive-In is one of the largest capacity theaters. They have a fully stocked concessions stand and still feature the original working speakers. Find the I-70 Drive-In at 8701 E US-40, Kansas City.

5. B&B Twin Drive-In

The Twin Drive-In is a summertime must in Independence. This dual screen theatre shows a double feature on weekdays and triple features on weekends. Don't forget to stop by the concession stand between films. Find the Twin Drive-In at 1320 N 291 & Kentucky Rd

Independence.

6. 21 Drive-In

After closing for a few years the 21 Drive-In was reopened in 1997. Listen on the original speakers and catch the double feature. See the show at 21 Drive in located at Highway 21 N, Van Buren.

7. Sunset Drive - In

Sunset Drive-In has been in operation since 1951. They play two movies at every showing. Kids can enjoy the playground equipment under the screen. Don't forget to bring money because this drive-in is cash only. Visit Sunset Drive-In at 1601 E Church St

Aurora,

8. B&B Moberly Drive-In

The Moberly Drive-In was reopened in 1997 and is next to the Moberly 5 Cinema, which is a transitional walk-in theater. The drive-in operates seasonally and shows a double feature. Find the Moberly 5 and Drive-Inn at 3000 North Morley, Moberly.

Have you been to any of these awesome drive-ins? Tell us about your experience or if we missed any other drive-ins across the state in the comments below.

If your looking to cool off indoors and catch a movie check out 12 movie theaters for a great viewing experience.

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