Walmart Is Bringing Drive-In Theaters To Their Parking Lots Soon

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Your summer social distancing plans just got a little cooler.

Walmart's drive-in tour program was just announced, with promises of transforming 160 of their parking lots into pop-up movie theaters across the country starting in August.

According to the company press release, Walmart is partnering with Tribeca Enterprises to host the drive-ins and they will also be featuring a red carpet experience with "special appearances from filmmakers and celebrities."

No details have been released about which parking lots will be transformed yet. 

Tours will conclude in October.

Via Walmart

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