FRANKLIN, Wis. - As Halloween approaches, the Milky Way Drive-In at Ballpark Commons in Franklin is showing a slate of horror films every Thursday through Sunday until the end of October.
Tickets for "Fright Nights at the Milky Way Drive-In" are available online for $35 per carload. Thursdays are double-feature nights, still $35 per carload.
"Scary movies are great, but scary movies at the drive-in are even greater" said Mike Zimmerman, CEO of ROC Ventures, developer of Ballpark Commons. "All month long in October, we’re sharing ‘fright flicks’ in their natural habitat."
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The Fright Night lineup includes "Cabin in the Woods," "Insidious," "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" and more.
The schedule also features family-oriented films like "The Goonies," "Gremlins" and "The Addams Family" on Sunday nights. Admission to the "not so scary" version of The Hill Has Eyes and trick-or-treating is available for an extra $10 per carload.
The Hill Has Eyes is a live Halloween experience near the drive-in, which opens its 2021 season on Friday, Oct. 1. The season runs until Halloween night. Tickets can be purchase online.
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