- 480 S Tibbs Ave
Family owned and operated since 1967, Tibbs is the last standing drive-in theatre in Indianapolis. Be transported to the past by sitting outside your vehicle and bringing a portable radio. It can get busy here, so be sure to show up at least an hour before showtime and bring cash to keep lines…
- 6735 State Road 67 North
Centerbrook DRIVE-IN first opened in 1950 with a wooden screen. Unfortunately, the original screen was blown down by a tornado. But, this classic drive-in still serves Morgan County to this day. Centerbrook usually show the newest and hottest movies amid a landscape of hills and trees!
- 5056 N. Lafayette Ave.
The Moonlite Drive-In re-opened just two years ago! Locally owned and operated, this old-timey theatre screens both new and classic movies. A snack bar with burger and pizza options is not something you’ll want to pass up.
- 8721 N State Road 39
- 2870 IN-32
Grab your blanket, crank up the radio, and make memories at Hummel Drive-In. The Airline Twin Drive-In closed a few years ago, but the Hummel’s thankfully revived it. Consider enjoying gourmet chocolates, artisan bread, and fine French pastries nearby at Ghyslain Chocolatier.
- 3986 E Michigan Rd
A night at Skyline Drive-In means guaranteed fun. Their goal is to mix modern and classic entertainment for a great experience. You’ll find not only yummy food but also homemade goodies! Get there early because there’s only one screen.
- 2037 State Highway 67
Just a short drive from McCormick’s Creek State Park, Cinema 67 is one of the best places to watch a movie on a cool summer night. Their concession stand is full of flavorful options, highlighted by their awesome burritos.
