The Mission Marquee Plaza, formerly known as the Mission Drive-In Theatre, officially opened in 2014. The facility is located on the Southside of San Antonio near Mission San Jose, which is …

The Mission Drive-in was eventually closed for good in 2003. However, in 2007 the City of San Antonio purchased the drive-in and started to renovate it and turn it into a community center.

It was the last remaining drive-in theater in the San Antonio area. Santikos Theatres, which most recently operated the Mission 4 Drive-In, announced in March 2007 the theater would not be …

It went dark in 2006. It was reimagined as the Mission Marquee Plaza by the City of San Antonio after purchasing and redeveloping the site. The main marquee and screen are still in use but it …

Tam, this is no longer a drive in, it's a walk in with vendors and food trucks of different types. Movies and other events are free for the community supported by the city.

After serving as a drive-in theater for over half a century, it was reopened in 2001 and is currently managed as an arts and culture facility by the City of San Antonio.

The Mission Drive-In Theater opened on March 27, 1948. It later closed, but it was reopened by Cinemark on May 25, 2001 with four screens and continued service through 2003.

Dec 3, 2012 · City officials said movies could once again be shown at the Mission Drive-In for special occasions and events. Exact usage of the entire 28-acre site is still being discussed.

Feb 5, 2025 · Drive-in theaters still exist, but when was the last time you saw one in real life? Here's why you don't see so many these days (and how to find one).

The Mission Marquee Plaza, formerly known as the Mission Drive-In Theatre officially opened in 2014. The facility is located on the Southside of San Antonio near Mission San Jose, which is …