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Within our local community of Yuma, Az, CO Drive-in Theater is facing two different cutting age competitors. One of our leading competitors is the Yuma Palms Harkins Theatre. Harkins Theatre's are family owned and operated businesses, founded and based in Arizona while being the Southwest's premier entertainment company. Whereas, our second competitors Regency Main street Cinema offers their customers a new comfortable movie theater experience with their recliner chairs. Although, neither of our competitors offer the unique quality of a drive-in option at an affordable

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