The Drive-In at La Cantera announces movie lineup for summer 2021; tickets on sale now

The drive-in will also add lawn games this year

Rooftop Cinema Club at Fiesta Texas (Rooftop Cinema Club)

SAN ANTONIO – The Rooftop Cinema Club at Six Flags Fiesta Texas has released the first movies of its summer lineup.

Tickets for the drive-in, now called The Drive-In at La Cantera, are now on sale for showings through June. Though it has a name change, it will still be located in the parking lot of Six Flags Fiesta Texas.

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“The wait is finally over! At long last, we are BACK in San Antonio with our newly revamped (and renamed) Drive-In experience!” the Rooftop Cinema Club said in an email to subscribers on Wednesday.

Tickets range from $19.50-$29.95 per vehicle and are expected to “go fast,” the email said. The drive-in will also offer $10 community screenings on select Wednesdays. For more information, click here.

Here is the movie list for June, though more are expected to be added in the coming weeks:

  • June 10: “Godzilla vs. Kong:
  • June 11: “Godzilla vs. Kong” and “Mortal Kombat (2021)”
  • June 12: “Raya and The Last Dragon” and “Nobody”
  • June 13: “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World” and “The Craft”
  • June 14: “Wonder Woman 1984″
  • June 15: “Judas and the Black Messiah”
  • June 16: “Coming 2 America” and “Scream”
  • June 17: “Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar” and “Nobody”
  • June 18: “Raya and The Last Dragon” and “Friday the 13th (1980)”
  • June 19: “Jurassic Park” and “The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)”
  • June 20: “Godzilla vs. Kong” and “A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)”
  • June 21: “Selena”
  • June 22: “The Goonies”
  • June 23: “The Breakfast Club” and “In The Earth”
  • June 24: “Grease: Sing-Along” and “Child’s Play”
  • June 25: “Tom and Jerry” and “Friday”
  • June 26: “The Lion King (1994)”
  • June 27: “The Sandlot”
  • June 30: “Candyman (1992)”

The Rooftop Cinema Club’s San Antonio drive-in announced last week that it was returning for 2021 after popping up last year to give people a respite from quarantine.

It includes a 64-foot permanent screen and socially distanced parking spaces for movie-goers to tailgate.

Also new this year, the drive-in added lawn games near the box office and a new projector that allows it to screen newer releases.

Two other outdoor theaters, the Mission Marquee Plaza on the South Side and the Stars & Stripes Drive-In Theatre in New Braunfels, are currently showing films.

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