r/DriveInTheaters

1.5K archived posts · Feb 2020 – Nov 2024

DriveInTheaters

r/DriveInTheaters

Drive-In Theaters have been a staple of Americana. Not only did they show double features of the latest movies, but you also had/have the luxury of watching them in the comfort of your car. There are still a good handful across the U.S., but they'll only stay around if enough people go to them. This community allows everyone to share their Drive-In movie-going experiences, and their love and appreciation for them.

Created Feb 3, 2020 · restricted

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Drive-In Theaters have been a staple of Americana. Not only did they show double features of the latest movies, but you also had/have the luxury of watching them in the comfort of your car. They were on the decline since the 1970's, and are close to being extinct. There are still a good handful across the U.S., but they'll only stay around if enough people go to them. This community allows everyone to share their Drive-In movie-going experience, and their love and appreciation for them.

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