The Neptune Drive-In has been projecting stories onto the Shediac sky since 1965. It’s survived decades, closures, hurricanes of taste, and the invention of the home theatre. 

It’s still here. It’s still better than your couch.

Under stewardship by Shediac Wonderland, the Neptune’s been reborn with Atlantic Canada’s finest digital Ultra 4K projector, double features every screening night, and an authentic wood-fired Texas-style smokehouse called Morse et Marteaux, where the brisket is smoked low and slow. The name comes from Lewis Carroll’s Walrus and Carpenter, because even a drive-in deserves a literary pedigree.

Pull in. Tune to 92.7 FM. Let your car stereo become surround sound. Watch the sky go dark and the screen go bright. This is the way movies were meant to be seen.