Tim Burton's 1988 comedy. A recently deceased couple hire an obnoxious bio-exorcist to scare the new owners out of their house, and immediately regret it.
Gates open at least one hour before the movie, and the movie starts once it's dark, so times shift with the season. Each movie's gate and start times are listed on this page once they're set, and we post them on our Facebook and Instagram pages too.
If the forecast looks certain, we cancel ahead of time, usually by noon on the day of the show, and post it on Facebook and Instagram. If weather stops a movie partway through, you'll get free or discounted admission to another movie, depending on how far into the film we got.
Our season runs May through November, weather permitting. Movie nights are usually on the first and third Saturday of each month, and we sometimes add extra dates. Holidays and other events can shift the schedule, so check this page before you head out.
Come as soon as the gates open if you want a spot close to the screen. Parking is first come, first served, and arriving early gives you time to grab food from the concession stand and settle in before dark.
Add the movie's run time to its start time. We show one movie per night, and every movie on this page lists its run time. For example, a 102-minute movie that starts at 7:30 PM ends a little after 9:10 PM.
No. We show one movie per night, so there's no second feature to wait for. Gates open at least an hour early, the movie starts at dark, and you're headed home when the credits roll.
Both. This fall includes the new Toy Story 5 on Friday, October 16, classics like Friday the 13th (1980) on October 17 and Beetlejuice (1988) on October 24, and holiday favorites Elf on November 7 and The Polar Express on November 21.
Not every one, so check the rating before you come. Friday the 13th (1980) on October 17 is rated R and is meant for grown-ups. Beetlejuice is rated PG, and Elf and The Polar Express are family favorites for the holidays.
