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The COVID-19 pandemic couldn&rsquo;t stop one rite of spring as two area drive-in movie theaters opened Friday night for the season &#8211; albeit with some new restrictions.
				Vehicles were parked six feet apart and there were no lawn chairs scattered about as patrons had to remain inside their vehicles, but the Garden Drive-in in Hunlock Creek and the Moonlite Drive-in in West Wyoming were both showing movies for the first this year Friday night.
				At the Moonlite only exact change was accepted for admission and the concession stand was closed. At the Garden, tickets were sold online in addition to the box office and moviegoers were able to order concessions on their mobile devices.
				Masks were prevalent at both venues on workers and patrons.
				The Moonlite had another show scheduled Saturday night, while the Garden was set to be open Saturday and Sunday.
				The Moonlite is showing &ldquo;The Vast of Night&rdquo; with the gates opening 6:30 p.m. According to the drive-ins Facebook page, admission is 50 cents per carload for the opening weekend.
				The Garden Drive-in, with its two screens, is offering a pair of double features. &ldquo;Trolls World Tour&rdquo; and &ldquo;The Call of the Wild&rdquo; are on Screen No. 1, while &ldquo;The Invisible Man&rdquo; and &ldquo;The Hunt&rdquo; are on Screen No. 2. Admission is $7 per person with children 2 and under free. Both double features start at 8:30 p.m.

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Moonlite, Garden drive-ins open for season with COVID-19 restrictions