harvest moon twin drive-in movie theatre

We love going to the drive in. My kids are 16, 20 and 21 and we all love going together. My daughter would have love to have gotten married there if she could.

This drive-in is simply a delightful destination! They do so many things right, it is hard to know where to begin. They have two screens showing the latest movies but they also do fun nostalgia nights (such as movies from the 80's) and special events for Halloween. They have LOTS of food choices or for a small fee, you can tailgate. You can even reserve your parking spot! They offer an antique carousel and a play area for the kids. They have the latest technology including digital projector and FM transmitter so the sound comes through your own car speakers. There is an intermission so you can start your car to keep your battery from running down but they do provide free jumper service. Go to Gibson City and have a fun-filled evening! You won't regret it!

The Harvest Moon Drive-in is amazing. Family (and pet) friendly. My daughter loves the old fashioned carousel. And I love being able to see new movies that I can take the whole family to and not worry if my child gets tired or cranky because I know she isn't bothering anyone else.I also love being able to bring our dog.The food is good and the prices very reasonable.

My husband and I love going to the drive in! We can bring our 3 pitbulls, everyone there is always so friendly with us and the dogs (dogs get in free by the way!) Great family friendly place too, lots of kids throwing balls around before the movie, not a bad parking spot in the whole place!

We love going to the movies, but taking our 5yr old to a show can be tough. BUT at the drive in, wow, it is GREAT She can play and chit chat, take a nap, make a mess AND the best part is we can still watch the movie and not feel embarrassed or disrupted by her. We can even bring the dog if we want! He loves to go for rides and its nice to spend time with him out and about. The food is excellent, price are too. I think maybe a play set for the kids before the movie and during intermission would be a nice addition. Only draw back (but this happens even in the theatre) is the lack of potties.