Roll Up! Two Arkansas Drive-Ins Still Deliver Retro Fun

Have you ever been to a Drive-in Movie Theater? They were so popular back in the 1950s and 60s that there were around 4,000 across the country. Now, only around 300 are open. In Arkansas, there are two Drive-in Theaters that are still open.

This summer if you are looking for a unique experience with family or friends, why not check out one of these theaters when you are traveling in Arkansas? Back when drive-in theaters were everywhere, they were more than just a theater; they were a hub for weekend fun for teenagers, couples and families. Before the movie started, it was more of a social event with a playground for kids and concession stands for a bit to eat and visit with friends and neighbors.

You can still experience what it's like to see a movie at the drive-in, with two of them still in operation today.

Kenda Drive-In Theater- Marshall, Arkansas

This theater has been going strong since 1966. Movies are shown every Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights at 8 PM. They also have concessions available. You can find out more information at their website, kendadrivein.com 

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Stone Drive-In Theater - Mountain View, Arkansas

This drive-in has been in operation since 1965. Movies are shown Thursday through Sunday, rain or shine. Concessions are available too. You can find out more information on their Facebook page.

Now, wouldn't a summer road trip with the family be fun to experience the nostalgia of these great drive-in theaters?