drive in movie theaters - anywhere
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There's one in N.Smithfield RI. Never been but always used to drive by it growing up.
Open April through September according to the website:
Drive-ins of Rhode Island :-: RI :-: Drive-in Movie Theatres of Rhode Island
Edit: I think there is an abandoned one nearby as well, but don't quote me on that.
Open April through September according to the website:
Drive-ins of Rhode Island :-: RI :-: Drive-in Movie Theatres of Rhode Island
Edit: I think there is an abandoned one nearby as well, but don't quote me on that.
There's one running between Colville and Kettle Falls, Washington on Highway 395.
The ones I've seen shut down are converted into RV parks .
The ones I've seen shut down are converted into RV parks .
When I was a little kid, my parents took me to the drive in, probably throw momma from the train or something, the second movie was Purple Rain, but it didn't take long before they decided it was time to leave.
There is one in Lancaster Ohio that still shows movies. And right down the road is also a pretty cool abandoned factory I sleep in sometimes when visiting friends there.
there is one here in pa, it has double features and what not... im not sure of the cost though since i've never went to it.
lake worth, fl. not super cheap but worth it, only time i really went i snuck in movie style, in the trunk ha. we lucked out that night, movie sucked, but there was heat lightning and shooting stars. on sundays at the drive in they have a big flea market ha where someone sells corn on the cob and bootlegs along with strange clothes and old toys. awesome
If I remember right that's one by the yard in Wenatchee but, why would you ever want to go there? (me personally, I hated the few days I spent there)
There's one here in Kenosha Wisconsin, double features, fatty snack foods galore, somewhat surrounded by woods.
There is one in Santa Maria, California, you can usually stow away in the trunk or walk in the back if you don't have the six bucks.
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I think the one in carlile also has a really sweet classic drive-in fast food style place down the road. my brother and I went to a classic car show up that way and we were gonna go to a movie but it started to downpour right after we got done eating.
there's one in baltimore.. but Matt should hopefulyl know this. I've never been to it. I think it's on eastern ave? dunno.
There's quite a few in PA. Cumberland Drive-In is my favorite. They're pet friendly and allow tailgating. Located off exit 37 on I-81. GPS address is 3290 Ritner Highway, Newville, PA 17241
Other's I've been to are;
Haar's Drive-In on 185 Logan Road, Dillsburg, PA. They also have auctions but quit allowing pets.
Shankweiler's Drive-In 0f route 309 in Orefield, PA. They opened in 1934 an are the oldest one in the US.
Circle Drive-In outside of Scranton, PA in Dickson City. They have a flea market on Sundays.
Other's I've been to are;
Haar's Drive-In on 185 Logan Road, Dillsburg, PA. They also have auctions but quit allowing pets.
Shankweiler's Drive-In 0f route 309 in Orefield, PA. They opened in 1934 an are the oldest one in the US.
Circle Drive-In outside of Scranton, PA in Dickson City. They have a flea market on Sundays.
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DAMN!! Didn't realize someone bumped a 6 yeard old thread. [emoji35]
Anyway there still is one in Twin Falls Idaho. I'm in Fresno atm, and there is a lil ratty one 15 min from here in Madera off hwy 99.
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DAMN!! Didn't realize someone bumped a 6 yeard old thread. [emoji35]
Anyway there still is one in Twin Falls Idaho. I'm in Fresno atm, and there is a lil ratty one 15 min from here in Madera off hwy 99.
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Somewhere near unadilla NY maybe otego or something like that. Pretty much middle of nowhere.. I think oneonta is the closest actual city
