Keno Drive-In
9102 Sheridan Road,
Pleasant Prairie,
WI
53158
9102 Sheridan Road,
Pleasant Prairie,
WI
53158
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The Keno Family Drive-In opened on May 18, 1949, and had a capacity for 850 cars. Initially it was a second run theatre. It featured a miniature railway and pony rides in the play area.
It is currently the oldest operating drive-in theatre in the State of Wisconsin. The Keno Drive-In shows movies every night from May to October.
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I went to the Keno recently. A small, but really nice drive-in. The last one in this area. Unfortunately, the movies “The Wicker Man” & “Accepted” stunk.
Screen photo and marquee photo of the Keno Drive-in.
According to this news story, a police chase yesterday with a car driven by two teenage boys ended at the Keno, with a car crashing into one of the buildings on the drive-in’s property.
Movie schedule can be found here.
This is the website for the Keno Drive-in.
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2006 photo of the keno Drive-In screen.
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It’s March of 2012 and the the drive in is still alive!! I live a block away and cannot wait til summer!!
http://signon.org/sign/no-walmart-in-the-village
Guess what Pleasant Prairie, your Outdoor Theater (which opened in 1949) is scheduled to close after this summer; guess who is looking into purchasing the empty lot – Walmart. Walmart Stores, Inc is reportedly looking at multiple locations in Pleasant Prairie to build a store.
Pleasant Prairie is prime real estate between two major cities for new, small businesses to set up shop. Studies have proven that Walmart is a small business killer, no one can compete with the cut throat competition that is Walmart. This will not encourage new business growth in the Village.