User:Sj/notability/List of drive-in theaters

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This is a list of drive-in theaters that are currently in operation. This list may not include those that operate only as a swap meet.

Victoria

 * Dromana 3 Drive-in in Dromana
 * Lunar Drive-in Theatre in Dandenong
 * Village Coburg Drive-in in Coburg

New South Wales

 * Greater Union Blacktown Drive-In in Blacktown
 * Heddon Greta Skyline Drive-In in Heddon Greta
 * Lightning Ridge
 * Tibooburra Drive In in Tibooburra

Queensland

 * Ayr Stardust Drive In in Ayr
 * Charters Towers Tors Drive-In in Charters Towers
 * Jericho Drive In in Jericho
 * Mareeba Rodeo Drive In in Mareeba
 * Wonga Triple Drive In Theatre in Wonga
 * Yatala Twin Drive-In Theatre in Yatala

Western Australia

 * Busselton Drive In Outdoor Cinema in Busselton
 * Dongara Drive In in Dongara
 * Galaxy Drive-in Theatre in Kingsely
 * Kununurra Picture Gardens in Kununurra
 * Leinster Drive-In and Open Air Theatre in Leinster
 * Margaret River Drive In Theatre in Margaret River
 * Mount Tom Price Open Air Drive In Theatre in Tom Price
 * Paraburdoo Drive In in Paraburdoo
 * Wyndham Picture Gardens in Wyndham

South Australia

 * Desert Drive-in Theatre in Coober Pedy
 * Wallis Mainline Drive-in Theatre in Gepps Cross

Distrito Federal

 * Cine Drive-In  in Brasília

British Columbia

 * Park Drive-In in Prince George
 * Starlight Drive In in Enderby
 * Twilight Drive-In in Langley

Manitoba

 * Big Island Drive-In in Flin Flon
 * Shamrock Drive-In in Killarney
 * Stardust Drive-In in Morden

New Brunswick

 * Ciné-parc Satellite in Caraquet
 * Sussex Drive-In in Sussex

Nova Scotia

 * Cape Breton Drive-In in Sydney
 * Empire Westville Drive-In in Westville
 * Valley Drive-In in Cambridge

Ontario

 * The 5 Drive-In in Oakville
 * The Can-View Drive-In in Fonthill (15 minutes from Niagara Falls)
 * The Cinedrive in Pefferlaw
 * The Elmvale Drive-In in Elmvale
 * The Kingston Family Funworld Park Drive-In] in Kingston
 * The Mustang Drive-In near Guelph, London, Peterborough, and Picton
 * The North York Drive-In in Sharon
 * The Owen Sound Twin Drive in in Owen Sound
 * The Oxford Drive In In Woodstock
 * Polson Pier in Toronto
 * The Port Elmsley Drive-In in Port Elmsley
 * The Port Hope Drive-In in Port Hope
 * The Skylark Drive-In in Sault Ste. Marie
 * The Starlite Drive-In in Shipka
 * The Starlite Drive-In Theatre  in Stoney Creek
 * The Sunset Drive-In in Dryden

Prince Edward Island

 * The  Brackley Drive-in  in Brackley Beach
 * The Princess Pat Drive-in Theater in Cascumpec, Alberton

Quebec

 * The Cine-Parc Mathers (Mathers) in St-Eustache
 * The Ciné-Parc Odeon (Cineplex Entertainment LP) in Boucherville
 * The Ciné-Parc Paradiso in Chandler
 * The Cine-Parc St-Hilaire (Action Film) in St-Hilaire
 * The Ciné-Parc St-Nicolas (Cineplex Entertainment LP) in St-Nicolas
 * The Cine-Parc Templeton in Gatineau

Saskatchewan

 * The Sundown Drive-In in Corman Park, just outside of Saskatoon, on Highway 5 (two screens) built in 1965


 * The Jubilee Drive-In in Manitou Beach, Saskatchewan, just outside of Watrous, Saskatchewan on Highway 365. One Screen built in 1955.

United States
''This is a partial list of drive-in theaters currently operating in the U.S. As of July 2008, about 383 remain, with a total of more than 635 screens, according to the United Drive-In Theater Owners Association.

As of May 2009, there are no known operating drive-in theaters in Alaska, Delaware or Louisiana

Alabama

 * 411 Drive-In in Centre
 * Argo Drive-In in Trussville
 * Blue Moon Drive-In in Gu-Win
 * Operates two screens. Both usually show double-features.


 * Cheyenne Drive-In in Cleveland
 * Cinemagic Drive-In in Athens
 * Opened May 23, 1997. Single drive-in screen accompanied by five newly-constructed indoor theatres. Second drive-in screen demolished in 2005 to make room for the indoor theatres.


 * Continental Drive-in in Troy
 * Continental Drive-in in Wicksburg
 * Harpersville Drive-In in Harpersville
 * Henagar Drive-In in Henagar
 * King Drive-In in Russellville
 * Piedmont Drive-In in Piedmont
 * Roanoke Drive-In in Roanoke
 * Sand Mountain Twin Drive-In in Albertville
 * Star-lite Drive-In in Anniston

Arizona

 * The Apache Drive-in in Globe
 * The Glendale 9 Drive-in in Glendale

Arkansas

 * The 112 Drive-In in Fayetteville
 * The Kenda Drive-In in Marshall
 * The Stone Drive-in in Mountain View

California

 * The Capitol Drive-In in San Jose
 * Operates year round with six screens showing double features


 * The Hi-Way Drive-In in Santa Maria
 * The Kings Drive-In in Hanford
 * The Lakeport Auto Movies in Lakeport
 * The Madera Drive-In in Madera
 * The Mission Tiki Drive-in in Montclair
 * The Motor Vu Drive-In in El Centro
 * The Porterville Drive-In in Porterville
 * The Rubidoux Drive-In in Riverside
 * The Sacramento 6 Drive-In in Sacramento
 * Operates year round with six screens showing double features


 * The Santee Drive-In in Santee
 * The Skyline Drive-In in Barstow
 * The Smith's Ranch Drive-In in 29 Palms
 * The Solano Drive-In in Concord
 * Operates year round with two screens showing double features


 * The South Bay Drive-In in San Diego
 * The Sunset Drive-In in San Luis Obispo
 * The Van Buren Drive-In in Riverside
 * The Vineland Drive-In in Industry

Colorado

 * The 88 Drive-In in Commerce City
 * The Holiday Twin Drive-In in Fort Collins
 * Operates two screens; both screens show double-features (four movies total)


 * The Mesa Drive-In in Pueblo
 * Operates three screens; each screen shows double-features (six movies total)


 * The Star Drive-In in Monte Vista
 * Combination of drive-in theater and motel; also known as Best Western Movie Manor. Operates two screens


 * The Star Drive-In in Montrose
 * The Starlite Drive-in in Sterling
 * Despite having two screens, only one has been in use since 1997


 * The TruVu Drivein in Delta

Connecticut

 * The Mansfield Drive-In in Mansfield
 * Operates three screens; all screens show double-features of movies currently in wide release. Movies are shown from spring into fall on weekends, and every day of the week during the summer season.


 * The Pleasant Valley Drive-In in Pleasant Valley


 * The Southington Drive-In in Southington, Connecticut
 * ''The Southington Drive-In is a community–owned and operated establishment and contains 1 screen. All Movies are G - PG13.

The Southington Drive-In is unique not only because it is one of only three remaining outdoor venues in the state, but also because it has been purchased by the town of Southington. A little history on this town treasure: the drive-in first opened in 1954 and operated for nearly half a century before closing in 2002. In 2004 the Southington residents voted to purchase the property in order to expand nearby Recreation Park and enjoy continued outdoor activities at the nostalgic site. They agreed to execute a new concept – that of letting local non-profit organizations staff each movie night with their own volunteers in exchange for a portion of the proceeds. So for $10 a Southington carload can enjoy a fun family and help community programs and initiatives within the Southington community to be funded. If the carload is from out of town it will cost $12. Walk ins are welcome at $2 each, but they would need a portable radio and a chair. http://www.southingtondrive-in.org''

Florida

 * The FUN-LAN Drive-In in Tampa (Opened January 10, 1950)
 * The JOY-LAN Drive-In in Dade City
 * The Ruskin Drive In Theatre in Ruskin (Opened April 11, 1952)
 * The Silvermoon Drive-in in Lakeland (Opened April 14, 1948)
 * The Thunderbird Drive-In Theater in Fort Lauderdale
 * Opened November 22, 1963 - 13 screens; now known as the Fort Lauderdale Swap Shop for its flea market


 * The Trail Drive-In Theater in Lake Worth
 * site of the Lake Worth Swap Shop and Drive-in

Georgia

 * The Highway 17 Theater in Dewy Rose (some sites list as closed, but, unknown if it is or not)
 * The Jesup Twin Drive-In in Jesup
 * Only Drive-In located in south Georgia


 * The Starlight Six Drive-In in Atlanta
 * The Swan Drive-In in Blue Ridge
 * The Tiger Drive-In in Tiger
 * The Wilderness Outdoor Movie Theater in Trenton

Hawaii

 *  MauiFest Drive-In in Kahului
 * Opened in 2003. Shows features once a month on Saturday nights

Idaho

 * The Grandview in Twin Falls
 * The Idanha in Soda Springs
 * The Motor Vu Idaho Falls
 * The Motor Vu in Parma
 * The Motor Vu in Twin Falls
 * The Sky Vu in Idaho Falls
 * The Spud Drive-In in Driggs
 * The Sunset Auto Vue in Grangeville
 * The Teton Vu in Rexburg

Illinois

 * The 34 Drive-In in Earlville "Opened in 1953"
 * The Cascade Drive-In in West Chicago
 * The Clark 54 Drive-In in Summer Hill (Opened July 1, 1952)
 * The Fairview Drive-In in Newton
 * The Galva Autovue Twin Drive-In in Galva
 * The Harvest Moon Twin Drive-In in Gibson City
 * Mac's Drive In in Salem
 * McHenry Outdoor Theatre in McHenry
 * The Midway Drive-In in Sterling
 * The Route 66 Drive-In in Springfield
 * The Sky View Drive-In in Litchfield
 * The Skyview Twin Drive-In in Belleville

Indiana

 * Indiana has retained a remarkable number of its drive-ins, due largely to it being one of the last states in the Union to adopt Daylight Saving Time, in 2006.


 * The  13/24 Drive-In near Wabash
 * The  49'er Drive-In in Valparaiso
 * The Cinema 67 Drive In in Spencer
 * The  Airline Twin Drive-In near Winchester
 * Operates two screens; both screens show double-features, typically first-run movies (four movies total)


 * The Auburn Garrett Drive-In near Garrett
 * The  Canary Creek Drive-In in Franklin (Opened September 24, 2004)
 * The Centerbrook Drive-In in Martinsville
 * The Georgetown Drive-In in Georgetown
 * Two screens, located 14 miles west of Louisville, KY.


 * The Holiday Drive-In in Reo
 * Operates five screens; all screens show double-features (ten movies total)


 * The  Huntington Drive-In in Huntington
 * The  Lake Shore Drive-In in Monticello
 * Operates two screens; both screens show double-features (four movies total)


 * The  Melody Drive-In near Knox
 * The Mel's at the Starlite Drive-In in Thorntown
 * The Mitchell Drive-In near Mitchell
 * The Skyline Drive-In in Logansport
 * The Skyline Drive-In in Shelbyville
 * The Skyvue Drive-In in New Castle
 * The Starlite Drive-in near Bloomington
 * The Tibbs Drive-In in Indianapolis
 * The Tri-Way Drive In in Plymouth (Opened June 4, 1953)
 * Operates four screens; all screens show double-features (eight movies total)

Iowa

 * The 61 Drive-In, five miles south of Maquoketa
 * The Grand View Drive-In Theater in Grandview
 * The Sunshine Mine Drive-In in Centerville
 * The Superior 71 Drive In Superior
 * The Valle Drive-In in Newton

Kansas

 * The Boulevard Drive-in in Kansas City, Kansas
 * Opened June 30, 1950. 1 screen, serving 750 cars with 600 speakers that still work.  Became the world's first "digital drive-in" in 1999 with the addition of a DTS system.


 * The Kanopolis Drive-In in Kanopolis
 * Midway Drive In in Osawatomie
 * The Pageant Drive-In Theatre in Medicine Lodge
 * The Starlite Drive-In in Wichita

Kentucky

 * The  27 Drive-In in Somerset
 * Two screens showing separate double features.


 * The Bourbon Drive-In in Paris
 * The Calvert Drive-In Theatre in Calvert City. Since 1953.
 * The Franklin Drive-In Theatre in Franklin, a very short distance from the Tennessee state line
 * The Judy Drive-In in Mount Sterling
 * The Mountain View Drive-In in Stanton
 * The Sky View Drive-In in Tompkinsville with one screen showing
 * The Skyline Drive-In in Summersville
 * The  Sky-Vue Drive-In in Jackson
 * The Sky-Vue Twin Drive-In in Winchester
 * The Stanford Drive-In in Stanford
 * The original screen was destroyed by a tornado in 1996. The new screen is considerably smaller than the original.


 * The Twin Hills Drive-In in Harrodsburg
 * Single screen. The name comes from its location between what were originally two landmark hills on Highway 127.

Maine

 * The Bridgton Twin Drive-In in Bridgton
 * The Prides Corner Drive-In in Westbrook
 * The Saco Drive-In in Saco
 * The Skowhegan Drive-In in Skowhegan (Opened June 30, 1954)
 * The Skylite Drive-In in Madawaska

Maryland

 * Bengies Drive-in in Baltimore (Opened June 6, 1956)

Massachusetts

 * The Leicester Triple Drive-In in Leicester
 * The Mendon Twin Drive-In in Mendon (Opened June 14, 1954)
 * The Wellfleet Drive-In Theater in Wellfleet

Michigan

 * The Capri Drive-In in Coldwater
 * Opened in 1964 by John Magocs. Operates two screens; both screens show double-features (four movies total).


 * The Cherry Bowl Drive-In in Honor
 * Opened in 1953. Operates one screen; shows double-features (two movies total)


 * The Five-Mile Drive-in in Dowagiac
 * Opened in 1961. Affiliated with the Sunset Drive-in in Hartford. Operates one screen; shows double-features (two movies total) 


 * The Ford Drive-In in Dearborn
 * ''Opened in 1950. Operates five screens; all screens show double-features (10 movies total). Originally known as Ford-Wyoming Drive-In.  Had nine screens since the early 90's; screens 6-9 on Wyoming Ave. were closed and torn down in May 2010.  Name was shortened to Ford Drive-In the following month


 * The Getty 4-Screen Drive-In in Muskegon Heights
 * Opened in 1949 as the NK Drive-in, it has four screens that shows 2 movies each (eight total)


 * The Hi-Way Drive-In in Carsonville
 * The oldest drive-in in Michigan, opened in 1947. Operates one screen; shows double-features (two movies total)


 * Mikes Drive-in Theatre in Troy
 * Opened 2008. Operates 9 screens; all screens show triple feature. First active drive-in theatre in Troy, shows a total of 27 movies. In April 2011 this theatre will operate 16 big screens, triple feature, with a total of 48 movies.


 * The Silverdome Drive-in in Pontiac
 * "Opened in 2003. Reopened in 2010 at site of Pontiac Silverdome.  Operates three screens; all screens double-features."


 * The Sunset Drive-in in Hartford
 * Opened in 1948. Affiliated with the Five-Mile Drive-in in Dowagiac. Operates one screen; shows double-features (two movies total) 


 * The US-23 Drive-in Theatre  in Flint.
 * Opened in 1951. Operates three screens; all screens show double-features.  Last active drive-in theater in Genesee County

Minnesota

 * The Cottage View Drive-In in Cottage Grove
 * The Long Drive-In in Long Prairie
 * The Sky View Drive in in Warren
 * The Starlite 5 Drive-In in Litchfield
 * The Vali-Hi Drive-In in Lake Elmo
 * The Verne Drive In in Luverne

Mississippi

 * The Beverly Drive-In in Hattiesburg
 * The Iuka Drive-In Theater in Iuka
 *  on W. Quitman St.

Missouri

 * The 19 Drive-in in Cuba
 * The 66 Drive-In, in Carthage on U.S. Route 66
 * The B&B Drive-In in Moberly
 * The Barco Drive-in in Lamar
 * The Horseshoe Lake Drive-in, in St. Joseph
 * Is the newest Drive-IN in MO that opened in 2004.


 * The I-70 Drive-In, in Kansas City north of Interstate 70 near the Truman Sports Complex
 * Operating 4 screens.


 * The Pine Hill Drive-In in Piedmont
 * The Starlite Drive-in, near Potosi
 * The Sunset Drive-in, in Aurora (Opened April 1951)
 * The Twin Drive-In, in Independence on Route 291
 * Operating 2 screens.

Montana

 * The Amusement Park Drive-In in Billings
 * The Libby Drive-In in Libby (Opened July 8, 1954)
 * The Midway Drive-In in Columbia Falls
 * The Silver Bow Drive-In in Silver Bow
 * The Sunset Drive-In in Plentywood
 * The Westernaire Drive-In in Lewistown

Nebraska

 * The Sandhills Drive-In in Alliance
 * The Starlite Drive-In in Neligh

Nevada

 * The El Rancho Drive-In in Sparks
 * Operates year round with four screens showing double features


 * The Las Vegas Drive-In in Las Vegas
 * Five screens, serving 950 cars. Opened on January 7, 1966.

New Hampshire

 * The Milford Drive-In Theater in Milford
 * Operating 2 screens. Summer only.


 * The Northern Nights Drive-In Theater in Lancaster
 * The Northfield Drive-In in Hinsdale
 * The Weirs Beach Drive-In Theater in Weirs Beach

New Jersey

 * New Jersey was the birthstate of the drive-in movie theater


 * The Delsea Drive-in in Vineland
 * Reopened in 2004; New Jersey's first open drive-in in over a decade

New Mexico

 * The Apache Drive-In in Farmington
 * Two screens; open weekends from April to September''


 * The Fiesta Drive-In Theatre in Carlsbad
 * Three screens; opened in 1990


 * The Fort Union Drive In in Las Vegas
 * Single screen; open weekends May to September

New York
Operates two screens. Both with double features
 * '''Amenia Drive-in, Amenia (opened July 19, 2013)
 * '''56 Auto Drive-in, near Massena
 * '''Bay Drive-in, Alexandria Bay
 * '''Black River Drive-in, Black River
 * '''Delevan Drive-in, Delevan
 * '''El Rancho Drive-in, Palatine Bridge
 * '''Elmira Drive-in, West Elmira
 * Fair Oaks Drive-In in Middletown
 * Finger Lakes Drive-in, Aurelius (opened July 15, 1947)
 * Glen Twin Drive-in, Glens Falls 
 * Operates two screens. Both with double features, sometimes triple


 * Hathaway's Drive-in in North Hoosick
 * Hiway Drive-in near Coxsackie
 * Hollywood Drive-in in Averill Park
 * Hyde Park Drive-in in Hyde Park
 * Jericho Drive-in in Glenmont
 * Malta Drive-in in Malta
 * Operates two screens. Both with double features, sometimes triple


 * Midway Drive-in in Minetto
 * Double features on weekdays, triple features on weekends


 * Overlook Drive-in in Arlington
 * Ozoner 29 Twin Drive in in Broadalbin
 * Operates two screens. Both with double features, sometimes triple


 * Papa's Place Drive-in  in Bath
 * Previously known as Bath Drive-In Theater. Closed and for sale as of August 2010


 * Park 60 Drive-in in Jamestown (Opened May 18, 2001)
 * Portville Drive-in in Portville
 * Silver Lake Drive-in in Perry
 * Sunset Drive-in  in Middleport::If dot com doesn't work site adress is: http://www.despard.org/index_ss_1001a.htm
 * Transit Drive-in in Lockport
 * Four screens, close to Buffalo and Niagara Falls, features playground for kids, free wi-fi internet, and miniature golf


 * The Unadilla Drive-In in Unadilla
 *  Valley Brook Drive-in in Lyons Falls:: What Playing Here Can Be Found Here
 * Vintage Drive-in in Avon
 * Warwick Drive-in in Warwick
 * Double features nightly


 * West Rome Drive-in in Rome:: after 2011 season in year 2012 it was Completely torn down and re built from the ground up and reopen later that year. Now Closed in 2014 Because Owners Didn't shell out for Digital Projection.

North Carolina

 * The Badin Road Drive-In in Albemarle
 * The Belmont Drive-In in Belmont
 * The Bessemer City Kings Mountain in Bessemer City
 * The Eden Drive-In in Eden
 * The Raleigh Road Outdoor Theater in Henderson (Opened July 15, 1949)
 * The Sunset Drive-In in Shelby

North Dakota

 * The Spring Lake Park Drive-In in Williston

Ohio

 * The Aut-o-Rama Drive-in in North Ridgeville (Opened July 2, 1965)
 * The Auto-Vue Drive-In Theater in Sidney
 * The Blue Sky Drive-In in Wadsworth (Opened April 17, 1948)
 * The Dixie Twin Drive-in in Dayton
 * The Elm Road Drive-in in Warren
 * The Holiday Auto Theater in Hamilton
 * The Hi-Road Drive-In in Kenton
 * The Lynn Auto Theatre in Strasburg
 * Second oldest continuously operating drive-in theater in the world


 * The Magic City Drive-In in Barberton
 * The Mayfield Road Drive-In in Chardon (same owner as Midway Drive-In)
 * The Melody Cruise-In in Springfield
 * The Melody 49 Drive-In in Clayton
 * The Midway Drive-In in Ravenna
 * The Pymatuning Lake Drive-In in Andover
 * The Skyborn Drive-In in Fairborn
 * The Skyview Drive-In in Lancaster (Opened June 3, 1948)
 * The Skyway Drive-In in Warren (Opened June 25, 1949)
 * The South Drive-In in Columbus
 * The Springmill Drive-In in Mansfield
 * The Starlite Drive-In in Bethel
 * Closed for several years during the 1990s


 * The Starlite Drive-In west of Maria Stein east of St. Henry
 * The Sundance Kid Drive-in in Oregon (Opened 1952 as Parkside Drive-In)
 * The Sunset Drive-In in Mansfield
 * The Tiffin Drive-In Theatre in Tiffin
 * The Van-Del Drive-In in Middle Point
 * The Winter Drive-In in Wintersville
 * Four simultaneously running screens and capacity for 1,000 cars. Originally opened October 1, 1969 with only one large screen. It closed for several years during the 1990's. A second screen was added during the late 70's. The third and fourth screens were added just during the last couple of years. 

Oklahoma

 * The Admiral Twin Drive In Theatre Tulsa
 * Opened 5/21/51 as a single screen theatre named the Modernaire, was twinned in 53 and renamed the Admiral Twin. Built by local Businessman L.E. Snider, First Feature was "Oh Suzanna" starring Chill Wills. Was later owned By General Cinema Corp. and is now owned by a local family named Blake. Note: The Admiral Twin's double screen tower burned down on 9/3/10, the owners plan to rebuild. The Co-Owner of Admiral Twin Drive In is accepting donations to rebuild the theater. For information on how to donate go to KTUL.COM


 * Beacon Drive-In in Guthrie (Opened April 22, 1950)
 * Chief Drive-In in Chickasha
 * Corral Drive-In in Guymon
 * Tower Drive-In Poteau in Poteau
 * Winchester Drive-In in Oklahoma City

Oregon

 * 99W Drive-In in Newberg
 * Open seasonally since July 31, 1953, last active drive-in cinema in the Portland metropolitan area


 * The La Grande Drive-In in La Grande
 * The M & F Drive-In in Milton-Freewater
 * Motor Vu Drive-In in Dallas
 * ''Open since 1953, it has the biggest screen in Oregon (90' wide).

Pennsylvania

 * The Bar Ann Drive-In in Portage
 * Becky's Drive-In in Berlinsville
 * Opened as Route 45 Drive-In on August 27, 1940


 * The Brownsville Drive-In in Brownsville
 * Opened as Ficks Drive-In (after original owner Isadore J. Ficks) on April 25, 1949. In recent years, the original box office was recovered and now sits inside the entranceway to the drive-in.


 * The Circle Drive-In in Scranton (officially in Dickson City)
 * The Comet Drive-In in Connellsville, a Pittsburgh suburb
 * The Cumberland Drive-In in Newville
 * The Dependable Drive-In in Moon Township
 * Opened June 6, 1950. Four screens.  The original lot and lot #2 still have speakers


 * The Evergreen Drive-In in Mount Pleasant
 * Opened June 19, 1947 as Ruthorn Drive-In. Owner's family ran several drive-ins in the Greater Pittsburgh area from the 60's to the 90's.  All are now defunct.


 * The Family Drive-In in Kane
 * The Garden Drive-In in Hunlock Creek
 * Operates two screens; both screens show double-features (four movies total)


 * The Haars Drive-In in Dillsburg
 * The Hi-Way Drive-In in Carrolltown
 * Opened as Carrolltown Drive-In on June 15, 1950


 * The Kane Road Drive-In in Hopewell
 * Opened 1954. Maintains a very nostalgic look with old Coca-Cola and Sprite signs for the marquee and entranceway. Snack bar includes candy machines from the 1940's.  Only operating drive-in in Beaver County at this point.


 * The Laurel Drive-In in Hazleton
 * The Mahoning Drive-In in Mahoning Township
 * The Midway Drive-In in Mifflintown
 * The Moonlite Drive-In in Brookville
 * The Palace Gardens Drive-In in Indiana (Opened June 22, 1950)
 * The Pike Drive-In in Montgomery
 * The Pioneer Drive-In in Butler (Opened August 20, 1958)
 * The Point 3 Drive-In in Danville
 * The Reynolds Drive-In in Transfer
 * The Riverside Drive-In in North Vandergrift
 * Originally opened as Lee's Woodland Drive-In on May 6, 1949. Closed in late 70's and reopened April 4, 1995 as Galaxy Drive-In.  Ownership changed after 2004 season and renamed Riverside.


 * The Shankweiler's -America's Oldest- Drive-In in Orefield
 * The second drive-in theater ever built. Opened April 15, 1934


 * The Silver Drive-In in Windber
 * The Sky View Twin Drive-In in Carmichaels, a Pittsburgh suburb
 * The Sunset Drive-In in Waterford (Opened May 16, 1952)
 * The Super 322 Drive-In in Clearfield (Opened May 26, 1950)
 * The Twin Hi-Way Drive-In in Robinson Township, a Pittsburgh suburb
 * Originally opened June 8, 1950 and operated until 1996. In 2007, the Twin Hi-Way Drive-In was given a complete restoration job and reopened on July 3 that year.  Located on an original stretch on the Lincoln Highway (formerly designated as U.S. 22/U.S. 30, hence the name of the drive-in.  Now designated as PA Route 60).  A second screen has just been constructed opposite of the original screen.

Rhode Island

 * The Rustic Tri-View Drive-In in North Smithfield''
 * Opened July 3, 1951. Operates three screens; all screens show double-features of first-run films. (six movies total)

South Carolina

 * The Auto Theater in Greenwood
 * The Highway 21 Drive-In in Beaufort
 * The Monetta Drive-In in Monetta

South Dakota

 * Hilltop Drive-In in Gregory
 * Midway Drive-In in Miller
 * Pheasant City Drive-In in Redfield
 * Pheasant Drive-In in Mobridge
 * Starlite Drive-In in Mitchell
 * Winner Drive-In in Winner

Tennessee

 * The Broadway Drive-In in Dickson
 * The Hiway 50 Drive-in Theater in Lewisburg
 * Projection room and concession stands heavily damaged by fire in March 2007; theater had no interruption of service and continues to operate.


 * The Macon County Drive-In, 6 miles north of Lafayette
 * The Midtown Drive-In in Midtown
 * The Swingin Midway Drive-In in Athens
 * The Montana Drive-In in Estill Springs
 * The Moonlite Drive-In in Woodbury
 * The Parkway Drive-In in Maryville
 * The  Pink Cadillac Drive-In Theater in Centerville
 * The Sparta Drive-In in Sparta
 * Reopening under new ownership in 2009


 * The Stardust Drive-In in Watertown
 * Constructed and began operations in 2003. Second screen added in 2005.


 * The State Line Drive-In in Elizabethton
 * The Summer Drive-In in Memphis
 * Operates three screens. Each screen shows a double-feature (six movies total). Previously had four screens, but screen #2 burned down in 2007 and was not replaced


 * The Twin City Drive-In in Bristol
 * One mile from the Bristol Motor Speedway. Screen goes dark on racing weekends, when the drive-in lot is converted to a campground for visiting race fans.


 * The Valley Drive-In in Waverly

Texas

 * The Big Sky Drive-In in Midland
 * The Brazos Drive-In in Granbury
 * The Crossroads Drive In in Shiner
 * The Galaxy Drive-In in Ennis
 * Opened 2004. Has four screens, each showing a double-feature, operates 364 days a year, show times @9:00pm.


 * The Graham Drive-In Theatre in Graham
 * The Midway Drive-In in Between Turrkey & Quitaque
 * The Last Drive-In Picture Show in Gatesville
 * The Sandell Drive-In Theater in Clarendon
 * Opened September 11, 1955, closed in 1984 and reopened in 2002


 * The Showboat Drive-In in Hockley
 * The Sky Vue in Lamesa
 * The Star Track Drive-In in Porter
 * Reopened. Opened as Starlite in 2005, renamed Litestar but closed the following year


 * The Stars & Stripes Drive-In in Lubbock
 * The Stars at Night Drive In in Katy
 * The Tascosa Drive In in Amarillo
 * The Tower Drive-In in Rule
 * The Town & Country Drive In in Abilene
 * The Wes-Mer Drive-In Theater in Mercedes

Utah

 * Basin Drive-In in Mount Pleasant
 * Echo Drive-In in Roosevelt
 * Motor Vu Drive-in in Tooele
 * Motor-vU Drive-In in Riverdale
 * Redwood Drive-in Theatre in West Valley City
 * Sunset Drive-In in Vernal

Vermont

 * The Fairlee Drive-in in Fairlee
 * The Randall Drive-In in Bethel
 * The St. Albans Drive-In in St. Albans
 * The Sunset Drive-In in Colchester

Virginia

 * The Central Drive-in in Norton
 * The Family Drive-in in Stephens City
 * The Fork Union Drive-in in Fork Union
 * The Goochland Drive-In in Hadensville (opened in 2009)
 * Hull's Drive In in Lexington
 * The Keysville Drive-In in Keysville
 * The Mayberry Drive-In Theater and Diner in Moneta (opened in 2008)
 * The Moonlite Theatre in Abingdon
 * The Park Place Drive-In and Fun Center in Marion
 * The Starlite Drive-in in Christiansburg

Washington

 * The Auto Vue Drive-In in Colville
 * The Blue Fox Drive-In in Oak Harbor
 * The Rodeo Triple Drive-In in Port Orchard
 * ''Open since 1949, family owned, 3 screens, digital sound.


 * The Skyline Drive-In in Shelton
 * The Valley Drive-In in Auburn CLOSED 2012
 * ''5 screens in operation, 6th screen remains damaged after windstorm.


 * The Vue Dale Drive-In in Wenatchee
 * Will close in Fall 2010 to provide more money to build a 14 screen multiplex.


 * The Wheel-In Motor Movie in Port Townsend

West Virginia

 * Grafton Drive-In in Grafton (Opened July 22, 1949)
 * Hilltop Drive-In in Chester
 * Meadow Bridge Drive-In in Meadow Bridge
 * Mt. Zion Drive-In in Mount Zion
 * The snack bar includes 2 pool tables and eating area w/road frontage


 * Pipestem Drive-In in Athens (Opened 1972)
 * Sunset Drive-In in Shinnston
 * Opened August 31, 1947. Includes carports in the front rows and Sunset Diner in front of the theater


 * Warner's Drive-In in Franklin

Wisconsin

 * The Big Sky Drive-In Theater in Wisconsin Dells
 * The Field of Scenes Drive-In Theater in Freedom, Outagamie County
 * The Gemini Drive-In in Eau Claire
 * The Hi-Way 18 Outdoor Theatre in Jefferson
 * The Keno Drive-in in Pleasant Prairie
 * The Moonlight Outdoor Theater in Shawano
 * The Sky Vu Drive-In in Monroe
 * The Skyway Drive-In Theatre in Fish Creek
 * The Stardust Drive-in Theater in Chetek
 * The Starlight 14 in Richland Center

Wyoming

 * American Dream Drive-In in Powell

Ahmedabad, Gujarat

 * The Sun Set Drive-InTheatre in Ahmedabad


 * The largest screen in Asia, has room for about 665 cars or 6000 people. Opened on September 6th 1973. Covered sitting facility attracts people who don't own cars as well..

Chennai, Tamilnadu
Prarthana Drive-In Theatre


 * Prarthana is the world's first beach drive-in theatre
 * India’s only Beachside drive-in theatre.

It is the only place to watch your favorite movie on a one-of-a-kind giant concrete screen of 4500 sq.ft. with gentle sea breeze and a delectable vegetarian cuisine. Prarthana would be your perfect evening with the moon and the stars shining on you. Apart from the drive-in area for the cars, a gallery with a seating capacity of 614 people offers the same experience for those visiting Prarthana by vehicles other than 4 wheelers. Prarthana also has a large area with play equipments for children. Equipped with dts sound system and Xenon Lamp house one can experience the best clarity of sound and picture.