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“step back in time and spend a memorable evening with us”
The Cherry Bowl Drive In Theatre opened in 1953 in Northwest Michigan, the Cherry Capital of the world. Our screen tower was widened in the late 1950's to accept the "New" phenomenon, "Cinemascope," a larger aspect ratio than was previously available. Look closely during our "Vintage" cartoons to see the size of movies before cinemascope. Our sound system consists of the original vacuum tube motiograph amplifiers, that still power our speakers at the speaker posts. (These posts also light up with a warm red glow for a truly exceptional visual experience during the presentation.) We have also added the option of FM Radio sound so you can hear the entire sound track of the preshow, feature, and vintage footage through your own in car stereo system.
It's $10 per person for everyone 12 & up; not sure about pricing for younger kids. They still have retro speakers, but ours was mostly not functional - which was fine, because the audio broadcasts... Read more
You get that feeling of wanting to stop by every time you pass by here, the location is very attractive and welcoming. I thought their prices would be a bit more reasonable but was disappointed.... Read more
We love this place! Not a year goes by that we don't bring kids/friends/family to experience this northern Michigan gem. It's such a wonderful tradition that some may never get to experience.... Read more
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