A night under the stars isn’t relegated to remote areas where it’s so quiet you can hear the rustling of the trees and the hoots of the owls. Sometimes a night under the stars mean cozying up in the car – or on blanket on the ground – as you munch on goodies and await the start of the first of a double feature. For an old-fashioned evening out, make your way to Missouri’s largest drive-in.

With two movie screens and enough parking spaces for 700 vehicles, Starlite Drive-In in Cadet earns props as the largest drive-in theater in a small Missouri town.
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About an hour or so from St. Louis, Starlite Drive-In has been serving old-fashioned fun since 1952.
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Not a whole lot has changed since the early days of the drive-in - except today you can tune in to a specified station on your car radio to hear the film's soundtrack.
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Moviegoers still arrive early to the drive-in to score the perfect parking spot. Some prefer right up close while others want to be just steps from the concession stand.
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The drive-in still plays double features, too, on its two screens.
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Before settling in for your first film and during intermission, you'll likely want to make a beeline straight for the concession stand. After all, what's a night at the drive-in without a bunch of goodies?
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Dig into a variety of classics - hot dogs, burgers, fries, and onion rings are great starters. Don't forget the goodies like popcorn, pickles, and candy.
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If you purchase your tickets online, pay a flat fee of $20 for a car full of moviegoers.
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See what's playing on the Starlite Drive-In website. Or, stop by its Facebook page.
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Have you been to Missouri’s largest drive-in? What did you think? Let us know in the comments! Next time you’re planning a fun day for the whole family, check out this family-friendly outing in Missouri.

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Starlite Drive-In, 15605 MO-21, Cadet, MO 63630, USA