Drive-ins / Mundy Township, Genesee County (outside Metro Detroit)
US 23 Drive-In Theater
We couldn’t confirm it’s still running in 2026. Call or check its official site before you go.
A drive-in outside Flint since 1951: three screens, and every ticket buys a double feature. The screen tower once held the manager's apartment.
Quick facts
- Opened
- 1951
- Seats
- about 1,130 cars (Cinema Treasures)
- Screens
- 3
01 / Now showing
Now showing
Nothing on our calendar from this venue right now. Its full, current lineup is on its own site.
Full lineup on the venue’s site ↗02 / The story of this place
Make time for these
The US 23 Drive-In opened on June 15, 1951 on Fenton Road in Mundy Township: one screen on a 25-acre site with room for about 1,250 cars. Frank Boomer designed and built it for owners Louis Warrington and Lee Stallard, with a manager's apartment inside the screen tower and a playground for the kids. A third screen arrived in 2009, and today there's room for about 1,130 cars. Every ticket is a double feature: on September 26, 2026, one screen paired Avengers Endgame: Encore with Spider-Man: Brand New Day. That night also closed the 2026 season.
- Every ticket is a double feature
- Three screens, about 1,130 cars
- Since 1951, with an apartment in the screen tower
Plan your visit
The address is 5200 Fenton Rd, Flint; call (810) 238-0751. Heads-up: we couldn't confirm it's still operating, and the 2026 season ended on September 26, so call or check the website before you go. In season, it's Fridays and Saturdays only after Labor Day.
Box office
Seasonal; after Labor Day, open Fridays and Saturdays only. The last day of the 2026 season was Saturday, September 26.
Ticket prices
Every ticket is a double feature: adults $12, kids 3–12 $8, 2 and under free.
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