Wednesday, May 20, 2020
Drive-in movies come to Mount Dora this week, starting Thursday
Posted
By Matthew Moyer
on Wed, May 20, 2020 at 10:59 PM
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Photo courtesy Epic Theatres of Mount Dora/Facebook
"You're gonna need a bigger … car."
Word comes via
Mount Dora Buzz that the drive-in movie trend is arriving in Mount Dora this very week. Epic Theatres at Mount Dora is
launching a drive-in movie series in their parking lot that focuses heavily on classic titles. Mount Dora's Epic now joins movie theaters
in Clermont and West Volusia that have already started their own drive-in screenings.
It all
starts tonight, Thursday, May 21, with a double feature of
Jaws and
Back to the Future.
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Photo courtesy Universal Pictures
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Jaws
Tickets are $20 per car (per movie) and there will be an open concession stand.
Showtimes and ticketing information can be purchased here.
Check the Epic Theatres of Mount Dora
Facebook page and
website for more screening information.
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