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How a 70-year-old Connecticut drive-in theater survives in 2025

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MANSFIELD, Conn. — Even though celluloid film and old-school projectors have all gone digital, and you can now buy your tickets online and have them ready to go on your phone, the Mansfield Drive-In’s mission to entertain the masses hasn’t changed in 71 years.

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How a 70-year-old Connecticut drive-in theater survives in 2025

MANSFIELD, Conn. — Even though celluloid film and old-school projectors have all gone digital, and you can now buy your tickets online and have them ready to go on your phone, the Mansfield Drive-In’s mission to entertain the masses hasn’t changed in 71 years.

·Springfield, United States
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Mass Live broke the news in Springfield, United States on Monday, June 23, 2025.
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