Sky Vu Drive-in

Sky Vu Drive-in, located on Highway 69 south in Monroe, Wisconsin, is a beloved permanent drive-in theater that opened its doors on May 29, 1954. Founded by Bob and Nate Goetz, the theater has a rich history, being the brainchild of the Goetz family, who have been in the theater business since the Great Depression. In 1976, the theater installed a high reflective screen, which is noted as the largest in the Midwest. The introduction of FM stereo radio sound in 1986 and DTS digital sound in 2009 marked significant advancements in the viewing experience. The transition to digital projection occurred on April 20, 2012, ensuring that Sky Vu remains a modern venue for movie-goers. The drive-in features one screen and offers a variety of movies during its open season. The theater is known for its delicious concessions, including Sky-Vu pizza made with a blend of Wisconsin cheeses, hamburgers, hotdogs, fresh popped popcorn, nachos, pretzels, and a selection of candy and beverages including Pepsi products and Sky-Vu Lemonade. Sky Vu Drive-in has a strict no outside food policy and does not allow pets on the premises, ensuring a comfortable environment for all guests. The theater is equipped with wheelchair access and ADA-compliant restrooms, making it accessible for all visitors. Admission prices are set at $11 for adults and $6 for kids, and tickets can be purchased at the gate, with a cash-only payment policy. For those looking to enjoy a classic movie experience under the stars, Sky Vu Drive-in is a must-visit destination in Monroe, WI. For more information on current movies and showtimes, guests can call the theater at +1 608-325-4545 or visit their website.