The soundtrack for the movies at Big Sky Drive-In is broadcast over FM stations, a separate frequency for each screen. You may use your car’s FM radio, bring your own portable radio, or rent a portable radio from the concession stand.
Big Sky began as the single-screen Winnebago Drive-In owned by Don Deakin
In 1980 the Winnebago Drive-In is bought by Don Legros and its name is changed to the Dells Drive-In.
In1993 a second screen is put in making it a twin drive in and in 1994 it is renamed Big Sky Drive-In
It remains one of only ten drive-ins in Wisconsin
Big Sky began as the single-screen Winnebago Drive-In owned by Don Deakin
In 1980 the Winnebago Drive-In is bought by Don Legros and its name is changed to the Dells Drive-In.
In1993 a second screen is put in making it a twin drive-in and in 1994 it is renamed Big Sky Drive-In
It remains one of only ten drive-ins in Wisconsin providing an outdoor viewing experience for first run movies.
Yes, as long as you keep any pets completely under your control, you may bring them along to the theatre. You are responsible for any damage or injuries they may cause.
Yes, you may come just for the second movie. The price is the same, and the start time for the second movie depends on the run time and start time of the first movie (depends on dusk, which can vary with cloud cover).
Enter the ticket area on the left side, away from the canopy, and stop at the ticket office there. Someone will come collect the admission, then you may enter the theater. You should park in one of the last rows on the side you choose so your vehicle doesn’t obstruct the view of other patrons. Those are the only special requirements we have for RVs at Big Sky.
Generally, the movie will play rain or shine. If bad weather is imminent, patrons will be alerted. NO REFUNDS!
Entering the premise without paying admission is illegal.
Running your vehicle. Vehicle emissions are poisonous to those around you.