Holiday Drive-In

Holiday Drive-In is a drive-in movie theater brand based in Mitchell, Indiana, United States. The theater operates at 1055 State Road 37 and presents films on weekend evenings, with gates opening at 7:00 pm on Fridays and Saturdays. Its programming features first-run and held-over films, such as "The End of Oak Street" and "Practical Magic 2," as advertised on its official website. The brand represents a traditional American drive-in cinema experience, combining outdoor screenings with a concession stand and specific rules and regulations for patrons. While a former drive-in theater of the same name existed in Odessa, Texas, the active Holiday Drive-In brand is associated with the Mitchell, Indiana location. The theater maintains a simple online presence through its website, which includes sections for coming attractions, concession information, photo galleries, and important links. As a local entertainment venue, Holiday Drive-In caters to families and moviegoers seeking a nostalgic outdoor cinema outing. Its operations are seasonal or weekend-based, as indicated by the posted schedule for September 18 and 19. The brand does not appear to be part of a larger corporate chain, operating as an independent drive-in theater.

The Holiday Drive-In brand is associated with an active drive-in movie theater in Mitchell, Indiana, United States. The theater operates at 1055 State Road 37 and has been a local entertainment venue, though its exact founding date is not documented in the available evidence. The official website indicates ongoing operations with weekend screenings, including a final weekend event in 2026 featuring held-over films such as "The End of Oak Street" and "Practical Magic 2." The site also includes sections for coming attractions, a concession stand, rules and regulations, and photo galleries, reflecting a traditional drive-in theater setup. A separate, former drive-in theater named Holiday Drive-In existed in Odessa, Texas, as noted in Wikidata, but it is distinct from the active Indiana location. The Mitchell theater appears to be independently operated, without affiliation to a major chain. Its history reflects the broader resilience of drive-in cinemas in the United States, which peaked in the mid-20th century and continue as niche entertainment venues. The brand's online presence is modest, focusing on showtimes and visitor information rather than corporate details.

• Official website lists final weekend screenings for 2026, including held-over films.

Independent, nostalgic outdoor cinema experience for local audiences.

• Drive-in movie screenings

  Weekend film screenings at the Mitchell, Indiana location.

• Concession stand

  On-site food and beverage sales for moviegoers.

1. 1Home Pageholidaydrivein.biz
2. 2Holiday Drive-Inwikidata.org