Pheasant Drive-in

The Pheasant Drive-In, located in Mobridge, South Dakota, has been a staple of outdoor entertainment since it was built in 1960. Owned by Jon and Jill Olson since May 2019, this drive-in has a rich history, including a significant event in June 2012 when a micro burst caused the screen to be blown down, leading to a six-week closure for repairs. In June 2014, the drive-in upgraded to a digital projector, enhancing the viewing experience for its patrons. The drive-in features a welcoming environment where guests can enjoy movies from the comfort of their cars or even outside on lawn chairs or blankets. The audio for the movies is available through FM radio on 105.5 FM and 530 AM, as well as through speakers that are available on a first-come-first-serve basis. Visitors can enjoy a variety of food options at the concession stand, which includes popcorn, soda, snow cones, candy, hot dogs, nachos, and homemade barbecues. The drive-in also provides restrooms for its guests, ensuring a comfortable experience. The admission price is very affordable, with current prices set at $5 per person, and children 12 and under can enter for free. Tickets can be purchased at the gate. The Pheasant Drive-In encourages a family-friendly atmosphere, allowing outside food and providing a space for pets, although specific policies on pets are not detailed. For more information on current movies and showtimes, guests can check the drive-in's Facebook page. The Pheasant Drive-In continues to be a beloved destination for movie lovers in the area, offering a nostalgic experience that combines the charm of classic drive-in theaters with modern technology.