In order to try to give every customer a good view, we split up parking by car size. (Please note, it is at the discretion of the  field crew and management to determine where your vehicle can park.)

• • Yellow poles: Make up most of the field and are for crossovers, SUV’s, minivans, trucks, and other vehicles of similar height, and also for smaller vehicles with cargo or equipment on the roof.
  • Green poles: Located in the very back row and along the side edges, anyone can park here, but mainly they’re for very large vehicles (ie. conversion vans) as well as large vehicles with any cargo, equipment, or racks on the roof (ie. an SUV with a cargo shell).
  • White poles: Located in rows 3 through 5, this small section is reserved specifically for low height cars: sedans, coupes, convertibles, and some station wagons.
  • Camper parking: In the very back (farthest from the screen) is a section for campers. An attendant can help you park.

This station allows you to hear the movie through your car speakers and provides the best sound quality. Worried about running out your car battery? See the next tip!

If using the radio to listen to the movie, you’ll need to know how to keep it on while keeping off headlights and other accessories in your vehicle– you may need your car manual for that. Additionally, every car has its quarks with headlights, alarm systems, automatic doors, interior lights, etc. It’s best to have the most accurate info handy to solve issues fast.

A. Simply park your car in your designated area (see -above- for parking info), tune your radio to 89.5FM,  and enjoy watching a couple of movies on our huge screen from the comfort of your own car!

A. YES! Rainy nights have many advantages! The picture is actually crisper and clearer on a wet screen. Not to mention, fewer people come so you’ll have more parking options. You may need to run your wipers now and then, or you can back in and open up the hatch—though you may need some extra blankets. (Please be aware that we cannot control the elements and therefore cannot give passes for inclement weather.)

A. We sell advanced tickets for guarenteed admission, but not particular spaces.  We advise early arrival for your best choice of space. We cannot allow customers to save spaces. Again, the best way to ensure you have a spot is to come early and park your vehicle.

A. Yes! If you come for the first movie you basically get the second one free, though you can leave at any time. You can also come just for the second movie as well, just be aware that if you drive in while the first movie is still running, please stay in the back of the theatre to be courteous to those customers who are already enjoying the show.

A. 89.5FM on your car radio will give you the best sound quality. Every vehicle has an option to keep your headlights and other accessories off, with the radio on in order to preserve the battery (“accessory” position of the ignition in older vehicles). See your car owner’s manual—and if the battery does run out, our staff has jumper boxes. We also have the original speaker boxes from 1957, which are fun and nostalgic, but functionality is not guaranteed. If you plan on using the field speakers test yours as soon as you arrive. There is a volume knob, turn it clockwise. You should hear the pre-show music. If you don’t, you may need to move (you must still park next to the proper post). Most speakers work in rows 2-15. Row 0 and 1 have under pavement wiring problems, so no speakers work for 0 and 1. We cannot repair speakers on the spot, but please inform a field crew member if you find one not working.

A. Yes! Our snack bar, in the middle of the field, has concessions (popcorn, candy, nachos), grilled fare (burgers, hot dogs, chicken fingers), drinks (soda, coffee, juice) You can also walk out to the Dairy Bar for soft serve and hard ice cream.

A. Of course! They’re located of either side of the snack bar.

A. Yes!!! A staff member will give you a “re-admittance pass” on your way out.

A. Yes! If you want to put your hatch up, it must remain level with the roof of your car so it doesn’t block other customers behind you. Our staff has string to tie down the hatch and will be happy to assist you.

A. Only if they are directly in front of your vehicle—this is a safety precaution. Also, be aware that you may not be able to see the screen as well and we cannot move another vehicle to accommodate your view. Lawn chairs that sit a little higher off the ground tend to work better.

A. in the very front or very back of the field for any ball-playing or similar activities.