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About Amusement Park Drive-In

Welcome to our guide for Amusement Park Drive-In, a storied two-screen drive-in theater in the Laurel area. Though the iconic site is now closed following a devastating fire in 2022, this page preserves the venue’s history and provides practical, no-fuss information for enthusiasts researching past showings or fans planning similar experiences in the region. The drive-in historically featured two large screens (approximately 60 × 80 ft each) and even a roller coaster encircling the screen, creating a unique carnival-at-the-movies atmosphere. While the venue no longer operates, we’ve gathered details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining to help you plan future visits to Laurel and the surrounding area.

Geographically, Amusement Park Drive-In sits in the Laurel area, with some historical listings noting Billings, MT 59106 due to regional proximity. The site’s capacity was reported as up to 300 cars on one source and 500 cars on another, reflecting the two-screen layout and parking needs of a classic drive-in experience. For fans of retro entertainment and community-driven venues, this page offers a comprehensive snapshot—useful for historical research or for comparing with current local entertainment options.

Accessibility and practicalities: parking was typically on-site, with car-based admission and traditional drive-in setup. Public transit in Laurel is limited, with Laurel Transit offering service within town and to Billings, but most patrons historically traveled by car. When visiting the Laurel area, consider nearby lodging such as Fairfield Inn & Suites Laurel for convenient overnight stays, and explore nearby dining options to complete your visit.

Note: As of 2022, Amusement Park Drive-In is described as closed/defunct following a fire that destroyed the wooden screen. If you’re researching venues with a similar vintage drive-in charm, we can help you find current regions where classic drive-ins or amusement parks are thriving. If you’re planning a trip to Laurel, we can connect you with current showtimes at nearby drive-ins or alternative entertainment venues, and we’ll keep our recommendations up-to-date with reliable partner hotels and restaurants in the area.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: commonly listed as 7335 Mossmain Lane, Laurel, MT 59044 (Laurel area); some listings historically show Billings, MT 59106 for the same site.
  • Venue type: two-screen drive-in theater that also included carnival rides and a roller coaster around the screen; described as an amusement park drive-in.
  • Capacity: reported as up to 300 cars on one source and 500 cars on another; the site operated with two screens (60 x 80 ft each).
  • Current status: CLOSED/defunct since 2022 after a fire destroyed the wooden screen (first reported June 6, 2022; confirmed as destroyed by June 7, 2022).
  • Notable features/events: the drive-in used to feature a roller coaster encircling the screen and other carnival amusements; it reopened in 2005 after initial setup in 2004.
  • Parking: on-site car parking typical of drive-ins; capacity aligned with the two-screen setup (hundreds of cars).
  • Transit: Laurel has public transit options via the local Laurel Transit system, with limited service within town and to Billings; most patrons traveled by car.
  • Nearby hotels: Fairfield Inn & Suites Laurel (301 S Washington Ave, Laurel, MT 59044) as a nearby lodging option.