Adult Movie Theatres in Biloxi

Mississippi · last checked 23 October 2026

Two places are open on this stretch of the Gulf coast, both within a couple of miles of Keesler Air Force Base. One is called, with no decoration at all, the Adult Theatre. Between them they show what this trade actually sells, because its customers have spent six years writing down what the door costs and what they got for it.

What is still open

Adult Theatre

Theatre

222 Iberville Drive, Biloxi, MS 39531

Entry: $15 a head, with no in-and-out
Has: Two theatres, one with proper seats, plus couches
Also: A back room
Audience: Mostly men, with couples and trans guests
Hours: 10am to midnight, but see the note on which day it shuts
Phone: (228) 435-5625

A real adult cinema, not an arcade with a screen. Theatre seating and couches, the room split into two, and films described by one regular as low grade XXX with the honest note that the action in the corners is usually better than the movie.

On the back room. A man who went with his wife in May 2024 said she loves an audience and certainly got one, and then gave the plainest piece of guidance on this site: if you are straight, stay out of the back room. It is for men.

The house is clean, the lavatory is clean, and the staff stay at the front counter and leave you alone. That is three separate reviewers across four years.

The business describes itself as family-owned and established in the 1970s. That comes from its own listing and nothing else we found confirms it, so treat it as the family’s account rather than as a date.

And the closing day is a mess. Its own listing says closed Mondays. The main directory listing shows all seven days, ten till midnight. A customer in August 2021 drove over and found it shut on a Sunday, having read online that Sunday was the closed day. Three sources, three answers. The ten-to-midnight part is consistent; which day it goes dark is not, so ring (228) 435-5625 before you set off.

Last checked 23 October 2026 · Pricing and layout described 24 August 2024; reviewed again 22 March 2025

Arcade Adult Book Store

Booth arcade

1620 Pass Road, Biloxi, MS 39531

Has: A video arcade with gloryholes
And: Two theatres, showing different films
Comfort: Proper seating, air conditioned, an outdoor smoking patio
Hours: 10am to midnight, and it traded 24 hours in 2019
Phone: (228) 435-8007

Two miles inland on Pass Road and better kept than its name suggests. The fullest account is from September 2026: very well maintained, two theatres running different films, comfortable seating, cold inside, a decent stock of toys and films to buy, water and soft drinks, and a patio for smokers. He called it good value and warned that parking is probably tight at weekends.

The arcade behind it has gloryholes. A regular in March 2025 described the crowd as men from the base looking for release, and noted that men sometimes bring their partners to watch or join in.

In July 2019 it traded around the clock. It does not now. That quiet loss of the overnight hours is the single most common change in this directory.

Last checked 23 October 2026 · Visited and described on 3 September 2026

Sixty miles east in Mobile, Alabama, there is nothing with a room. The Gift Spot and NT Lingerie Superstores are both shops, and so are the places down at Foley and Orange Beach. If you are in Mobile and looking for a room, this page is where the search ends up.

What the door actually buys

Nowhere else in this directory has the same door been priced, in public, by its own customers, over six years. Read it in order.

October 2019$10 buys three paper passes. You hand one back every time you leave, so three exits and you pay again.
April 2021Theatre seats and couches, the room divided into two theatres. Entry called high but possibly worth it depending on who is in.
August 2024$15 a head and no in-and-out at all. Still two theatres, one with seats. Fewer customers than before free internet, but usually live action.
March 2025A regular suggests an email list, so the house can tell people when couples, women or trans guests are there. He says a lot more would turn up.

Six years of one door, priced by customers who kept writing it down.

The three paper passes are the detail to hold on to. In 2019 the house sold you three exits for ten dollars, which tells you people came and went: out to the car, out for a cigarette, out to think about it. By 2024 that was gone. Fifteen dollars, one entry, and if you walk out you have paid.

That is a venue with fewer customers tightening its grip on the ones it has. The same reviewer who recorded the price rise also recorded the cause in one clause: before all the free internet stuff it was the place to be.

And then the email list. A customer in March 2025 worked out the real problem unprompted. The product is not the film and it is not the room. It is who else is in the room, and nobody can tell from the car park. He suggested the house collect addresses and send word when couples, women or trans guests were in, and said a lot more people would come.

He is describing presence, and the reason you cannot sell it from a building on Iberville Drive is that a building cannot tell you who is inside it until you have paid the fifteen dollars.

Two miles from the base

Both venues sit within a short drive of Keesler Air Force Base, and the customers say so themselves. That is the simplest survival story in this directory and it needs no law to explain it: a steady population of young people a long way from home, and two businesses positioned for them.

Compare the other coastal gambling town on this site. Atlantic City lost its cinemas to casino land assembly before the casinos were even legal, and has almost nothing left on the Boardwalk. Biloxi has casinos too and still has a working adult cinema two blocks off the water.

What we could not find out

This is the emptiest history in the directory and we are not going to pad it.

There is no documented record anywhere we looked of Biloxi’s adult cinemas: no names, no addresses, no opening or closing dates. The cinema archives cover the mainstream houses, the Saenger and the Buck and the Bayview, and say nothing about adult programming.

And nothing at all about the storm. Hurricane Katrina came ashore here on 29 August 2005 and took most of this waterfront with it. The Biloxi 10 multiplex was heavily damaged and closed the day before landfall. The Adult Theatre is two blocks from the beach. We could not find out whether that building was destroyed and rebuilt, flooded and repaired, or somehow spared, and the business, which says it dates to the 1970s, does not mention it.

Every other page on this site can tell you what ended a venue: an ordinance, a licence, a raid, a fire, a purchase, home video. Here there is a twenty-eight foot storm surge in the middle of the record and we cannot tell you what it did to either address. The Sun Herald archive and the Biloxi Historical Society would know.

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