Outdoor Movie Theatre

Located in Butte, Montana

Friday, Saturday & Sunday

Rules and Safety

In October of 2024, Butte Silver Bow Judge Kurt Krueger nullified a permit allowing for a Maverick fuel station to be built next door to the Silver Bow Drive-In. We are extremely thankful for those who wish to see that the drive-in movie theatre experience is preserved for this and future generations. This win doesn’t cement a permanent victory however, the Utah based company could attempt to reapply, and if they do, we are prepared to stand up and fight to keep the American drive-in cinema alive. Again, many thanks to the wonderful people who when asked, stood up and told the world what a drive-in means to them.


We appreciate everyone's continued support!

Family Owned and Operated

Updates

Open for the 2025 Drive-in Season

The Silver Bow Drive-In is committed to the safety of everyone, please help us by observing and obeying the following rules:

Speed Limit is 5 mph, Always Drive with Caution
Keep Headlights on While driving and off When Parked
No Sitting/Lying on the Ground without a chair.  Sitting in the bed of a truck & inside the back of a SUV is allowed. 
You Must Stay Clear of the Driving Lane and be Aware of Your Surroundings
No Refunds

No Admission After Ticket Booth Closes
The purchase of a food permit is required if outside food and beverages (non-alcoholic) are brought onto the premises 
No Alcohol, Illegal Drugs, Fireworks, or Firearms
Shoes are Required
Do Not Switch Sides; Ticket is Valid for One Side Only
Children Must be Accompanied by a Guardian at all Times
No Running or Roughhousing, Do Not Climb on Fences or Structures
Please Keep All Pets Inside Vehicle Cab
Do Not Create Hazards for Others; ie Digging Holes, Throwing Objects
Smoking is Prohibited within 30ft of any Building, Do Not Discard Tobacco Products on the Ground
Entry without Payment is Theft of Services, Violators will be Charged a Re-Admission Fee
Disruptive Activities will Result in Removal from Premises Without a Refund

Building Memories Since 1977