The big screen,
under a bigger sky.
First-run movies the way they were meant to be seen: from your own front seat, with fresh burgers, funnel cakes and the whole family in the back. Open year-round, rain, snow or shine.
Three screens. Three very different nights.
One ticket covers your screen for the whole evening. Pick your film, then save your spot before you ever leave the driveway.
Your spot is waiting. Skip the line at the booth.
Choose a film, tell us who's riding along, and pick your row. Your pass lands on your phone and the gate scans it as you roll in.
What are we watching?
All three screens start at 7:00 pm.
Who's riding along?
Ticket prices include tax. Little ones two and under are always free.
Pick your row.
Tap any open spot. Front rows fill first on opening weekends.
One last look.
Nothing is charged in this preview. This is the screen your guests would confirm on.
You're on the list.
Show this at the gate from 6:30 pm. We'll hand you a trash bag and point you to your row.
Enter to the right of the marquee. Headlights off once you're parked.
The holidays, projected fifty feet tall.
Estimated upcoming features. The lineup locks in every Thursday night, and confirmed titles are marked.
A blast from the past, built to last.
Montana Drive-In opened in 2004 with one purpose: give families a nostalgic place to make lifelong memories together. Twenty years on, that's still the whole idea.
Three screens of first-run movies. A full restaurant menu, from fresh hamburgers to funnel cakes. Lawn chairs, air mattresses in the truck bed, the dog on a leash and the kids in pajamas.
Still the best deal in the movies.
The whole car. One price.
Our thank-you to the community for twenty years. Any car with two or more passengers gets in for fifteen dollars, every Thursday, all winter long.
Rent the big screen.
Book the drive-in for your own event, with a full kitchen right on the lot. Tell us the date and we'll take it from there.
- Birthday parties
- Private showings
- Concerts and community nights
Never been to a drive-in? You'll be a regular.
Everything you need to know before you pull in.
How does the night work?
Arrive early for the big releases to lock in a good spot and leave time for the concession stand. At the gate we hand you a trash bag and the radio station for your screen, then guide you in.
Your ticket covers one screen for the evening. Want to switch screens? Find a team member and they'll set you up with a ticket for the other lot.
How do I hear the movie?
Sound plays through your car's FM radio. Bring a portable radio if you'd rather sit outside; phone radio apps won't pick up our stations. There are also outdoor speakers by the building for each screen.
Where's the entrance?
It can be tricky after sunset. The lane to the right of the marquee is the entrance and leads to the ticket booth. The lane to the left, behind the screen, is exit only.
What can I bring?
- Chairs, air mattresses, blankets, and games or toys for the family
- Pets on a leash (they stay outside the concessions building)
- Outside food or drink with a food permit from the ticket booth
- No grills, hotplates or bonfires
House rules once you're parked
- Headlights off. Not sure how? Ask any team member
- Diesel trucks, lifted vehicles and vans park in the back rows
- Trash goes in the bag we give you
- Be a good neighbor. That's really the whole list
What if it rains?
We're open rain, snow or shine, every night of the season except Christmas Eve. Watching in the rain is your call and tickets aren't refunded for weather. If conditions are ever unsafe, we post the closing on Facebook.
How can I pay?
All major credit cards, CashApp Pay for contactless, and cash is always welcome. Card payments carry a $1 processing fee.
Just outside Tullahoma. A world away.
Estill Springs, Tennessee 37330Using GPS? Enter Tullahoma as the city.
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