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Metro Vancouver’s only drive-in theatre is kicking off its final season this weekend

Outdoor movie lovers, it’s time to load up your car with your friends and family and make your way to Langley, because Metro Vancouver’s only drive-in movie theatre is back with two movies playing this weekend.

While the drive-in is on its last leg with its final season kicking off this weekend, it’s not too late to enjoy a couple of films on the big screen and support a beloved local business in the process.

From Friday, February 16th to Sunday, February 18th, movie watchers can take their pick between Madame Web starring Dakota Johnson, and Anyone But You starring Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell.

On the concession menu? Classic fountain drinks and hot beverages, freshly popped popcorn, nachos, ice cream, a variety of candy, snow cones, burgers, hot dogs, and fries.

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Admission is based on the number of people per vehicle, with one person in one vehicle priced at $25, plus ten extra dollars per extra person. So if you’re planning a cute Valentine’s Day date night, two people can catch a drive-in movie for $35.

Tickets are available for purchase online in advance. Note that tickets guarantee entry, not a specific parking spot, and the drive-in does not accept reservations.

So there you have it, movie lovers! Time to grab your pals and saddle up for one last outdoor movie nights at the drive-in.

Twilight Drive-In Final Season

When: Friday, February 16th to Sunday, February 18th
Where: 260th Street and Fraser Highway, Langley
Cost: $25+

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