LIST OF ACTIVE DRIVE-IN THEATERS

This is a list of drive-in theaters that are currently in operation.
==Surviving drive-ins in Canada

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Surviving drive-ins in the United States

Surviving drive-ins in India

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=British Columbia===

★ The 'Twilight Drive-In' in Langley

★ The 'Starlight Drive In' in Enderby
===Manitoba===

★ The 'Odeon Drive-In' in Winnipeg
===Nova Scotia===

★ The 'Cape Breton Drive-In' in Sydney

★ The 'Empire Theatres Drive-In' in Westville

★ The 'Valley Drive-In Theatre' in Cambridge
===Ontario===

★ The 'Can-View Drive-In' in Fonthill (15 minutes from Niagara Falls)

★ The 'Cinedrive' in Pefferlaw

★ The 'Kingston Family Funworld Park Drive-In' in Kingston

★ The 'Lakeview Drive-In' in Toronto

★ The 'Mustang Drive-In' in Guelph

★ The 'Mustang Drive-In' in London

★ The 'Mustang Drive-In' in Peterborough

★ The 'Mustang Drive-In' in Picton

★ The York Drive-In' in Sharon

★ The 'Port Elmsley Drive-In' in Port Elmsley

★ The 'Skylark Drive-In' in Sault Ste. Marie

★ The 'Starlite Drive-In Theatre ' in Stoney Creek

★ The 'Starlite Drive-In' in Shipka, Ontario

★ The 'Sunset Drive-In' in Dryden

★ The 'Owen Sound Twin Drive in' in Owen Sound

★ The Port Hope Drive-In in Port Hope
===Québec===

★ The 'Ciné-Parc Orford' (Action Film) in Deauville
::''Operates two screens; both screens show double-features (four movies total)''

★ The 'Cine-Parc Saint-Georges' in Saint-Georges

★ The 'Cine-Parc Templeton' in Gatineau
::''Operates two screens; both screens show double-features (four movies total)''

★ The 'Ciné-Parc Odeon' (Cineplex Entertainment LP) in Boucherville
::''Operates two screens; all screens show double-features (four movies total)''

★ The 'Ciné-Parc St-Hilaire' (Action Film) in St-Hilaire
::''Operates two screens; both screens show double-features (four movies total)''

★ The 'Ciné-Parc Mathers' (Mathers) in St-Eustache
::''Operates five screens; all screens show double-features (ten movies total)''
::''This is the biggest Drive-in Theatre outside the USA''

★ The 'Ciné-Parc St-Nicolas' (Cineplex Entertainment LP) in St-Nicolas
::''Operates two screens; all screens show double-features (four movies total)''

★ The 'Ciné-Parc Joliette' (RGFM) in St-Ambroise
::''Operates three screens; all screens show double-features (six movies total)''

★ The 'Ciné-Parc Drummond' (RGFM) in St-Germain-de-Grantham
::''Operates two screens; all screens show double-features (four movies total)''

Surviving drive-ins in the United States

''This is a partial list of drive-in theaters currently operating in the U.S. As of this writing (6/25/07), there are no known open drive-ins in the states of Alaska, Hawaii, Louisiana, South Dakota, or Wyoming.''
===Alabama===

★ The 'Blue Moon Drive-In' in Gu-Win
::''Operates two screens. Both usually show double-features.''

★ The 'Cinemagic Drive-In' in Athens.
::''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.''

★ The 'Continental Drive-in' in Dothan

★ 'King Drive-In' in Russellville

★ 'Star-lite Drive-In' in Anniston
===Arizona===

★ The 'Apache Drive-in' in Globe

★ The 'DeAnza Drive-In Theatre' in Tucson

★ The 'Glendale 9 Drive-in' in Glendale

★ The 'Scottsdale Drive-in' in Scottsdale
===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

★ The 'Ceres Drive-In' in Ceres

★ The 'Hi-Way Drive-In' in Santa Maria

★ The 'Kings Drive-In' in Hanford

★ The 'Lakeport Auto Movies' in Hanford

★ 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

★ The 'Santee Drive-In' in Santee

★ The 'Skyline Drive-In' in Barstow

★ The 'Skyview Drive-Inin Santa Cruz

★ The 'Solano Drive-In' in Concord

★ The 'South Bay Drive-In' in San Diego

★ The 'Star-Vu Drive-In' in Costa Mesa

★ The 'Sunset Drive-In' in San Luis Obispo

★ The 'Van Buren Drive-In' in Riverside

★ The 'Vineland Drive-In' in Industry
===Colorado===

★ The 'Cinderella Twin Drive-In' in Englewood

★ 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 'Starlite Drive-in' in Sterling
::''Despite having two screens, only one has been in use since 1997''

★ 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''

★ The 'Star Drive-In' in Montrose
===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
===Delaware===

★ The 'Diamond State Drive-in' in Felton
::''Delaware's lone remaining drive-in''
===Florida===

★ The 'Fun-LAN Drive-In' in Tampa

★ The 'Joy-LAN Drive-In' in Dade City

★ The 'Ocala Drive In Theatre' in Ocala

★ The 'Playtime Triple Family Drive-In' in Jacksonville

★ The 'Ruskin Drive In Theatre' in Ruskin

★ The 'Silver Moon Drive-In' in Lakeland

★ 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

★ The 'Jesup Twin Drive-In' in Jesup
::''Only Drive-In 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
===Idaho===

★ The 'Sky Vu' in Idaho Falls

★ The 'Spud Drive-In' in Driggs

★ The 'Sunset Auto Vue' in Grangeville

★ The 'Motor Vu' in Parma

★ The 'Grandview' in Twin Falls

★ The 'Sunset Drive-In' in Pocatello

★ The 'Idanha' in Soda Springs
===Illinois===

★ The '34 Drive-In' in Earlville

★ The 'Cascade Drive-In' in West Chicago

★ The 'Clark 54 Drive-In' in Summer Hill

★ 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 'Route 66 Drive-In' in Springfield

★ The 'Sky View Drive-In' in Litchfield

★ The 'Skyview Twin Drive-In' in Belleville
::''(Belleville is in the St. Louis area, NOT a suburb of St. Louis, Missouri)''
===Indiana===

★ The '13/24 Drive-In' near Wabash

★ The '49'er Drive-In' in Valparaiso

★ 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

★ The 'Cinema '67 Drive In' in Owen

★ The 'Georgetown Drive-In' in Georgetown

★ The 'Holiday Drive-In' in Reo

★ 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 'Centerbrook Drive-In' in Martinsville

★ The 'Clermont Deluxe Drive-In' in Clermont

★ The 'Burkie's Drive-In' in Muncie

★ The 'Mel's at the Starlite Drive-In' in Thorntown

★ The 'Mitchell Drive-In' near Mitchell

★ The 'Starlite Drive-in' near Bloomington

★ The 'Skyvue Drive-In' in New Castle

★ The 'Tibbs Drive-In' in Indianapolis

★ The 'Tri-Way Drive In' in Plymouth
===Iowa===

★ The '61 Drive-In', five miles south of Maquoketa

★ The 'Sunshine Mine Drive-In' in Centerville

★ The 'Valle Drive-In' in Newton

★ The 'Grand View Drive-In Theater' in Grandview
===Kansas===

★ The 'Boulevard Drive-in' in Kansas City, Kansas
::''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 'Starlite Drive-In' in Wichita
===Kentucky===

★ The 'Franklin Drive-In Theatre' in Franklin

★ The 'Judy Drive-In' in Mount Sterling

★ The 'Mt. View Drive-In' in Stanton

★ The 'Sky-Vue Twin Drive-In' in Winchester

★ The 'Kenwood Drive-in' in Louisville

★ The '27 Drive-In' in Somerset

★ The 'Twin Hills Drive-In' in Harrodsburg

★ The 'Stanford Drive-In' in Stanford
===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

★ The 'Skylite Drive-In' in Madawaska
===Maryland===

★ 'Bengies Drive-in' in Baltimore
===Massachusetts===

★ The 'Mendon Twin Drive-In' in Mendon

★ The 'Tri-Town Drive-In' in Fitchburg

★ The 'Wellfleet Drive-In Theater' in Wellfleet
===Michigan===

★ The 'Capri Drive-In' in Coldwater

★ The 'Cherry Bowl Drive-In' in Honor

★ The 'Five-Mile Drive-in' between Dowagiac and Decatur

★ The 'Ford Wyoming Drive-In' in Dearborn

★ The 'Getty 4-Screen Drive-In' in Muskegon Heights

★ The 'Hi-Way Drive-In' near Carsonville

★ The 'Miracle Twin Drive-In' in Burton

★ The 'Sunset Drive-in' near Hartford

★ The 'US-23 Twin Drive-In' in Flint
===Minnesota===

★ The 'Cottage View Drive-In' in Cottage Grove

★ The 'Long Drive-In' in Long Prairie

★ The 'Starlite 5 Drive-In' in Litchfield

★ The 'Vali-Hi Drive-In' in Lake Elmo

★ The 'Verne Drive-In' in Luverne

★ The 'Sky View Drive in' in Warren
===Mississippi===

★ The 'Beverly Drive-In' in Hattiesburg

★ The 'Iuka Drive-In Theater' in Iuka
::''W. Quitman St., Iuka, MS 38852 Phone (662)423-2153''
===Missouri===

★ The '19 Drive-in' in Cuba

★ The '66 Drive-in', in Carthage on Route 66

★ 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 'B&B Drive-In' in Moberly, Missouri

★ The 'Starlite Drive-in', near Potosi

★ The 'Sunset Drive-in', in Aurora

★ 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

★ 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 'Kearney Drive-In' in Kearney

★ The 'Sandhills Drive-In' in Alliance

★ The 'Starlite Drive-In' in Neligh
===Nevada===

★ The 'El Rancho Drive-In' in Sparks

★ 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.''

★ The 'Northfield Drive-In' in Hinsdale

★ The 'Weirs Beach Drive In Theater' in Weirs Beach
::''4 Screens''
===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 '85 Drive-in' in Raton
::''Single screen; open April to September''

★ 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===

★ The ' Bay Drive-in' in Alexandria Bay

★ The ' Black River Drive-in' in Black River

★ The ' Buffalo Drive-in ' in Buffalo
::''Now closed. Opened August 1, 1941, final night of operation September 2, 2007''

★ The ' Delevan Drive-in 'in Delevan

★ The 'Elmira Drive-In' in West Elmira

★ The ' ElranchoDrive-in ' in Palatine Bridge

★ The ' Fair Oaks Drive-In ' in Middletown

★ The '56 Auto Drive-In' near Massena

★ The 'Finger Lakes Drive-In' in Auburn

★ The 'Glen Twin Drive-In' in Glens Falls

★ The 'Greenville Drive-In' in Greenville

★ The 'Hathaway's Drive-In' in North Hoosick

★ The 'Hiway Drive-in' near Catskill

★ The 'Hollywood Drive-In' in Averill Park

★ The 'Hyde Park Drive-In' in Hyde Park

★ The 'Jericho Drive-In' in Glenmont

★ The 'Malta Drive-In Theater' in Malta

★ The 'Midway Drive-In' in Minetto
::''Double features on weekdays, triple features on weekends''

★ The 'Overlook Drive-In' in Arlington

★ The 'Ozoner 29 Twin Drive In' in Broadalbin

★ The 'Park Sixty Drive-In in Jamestown

★ The 'Portville Drive-In' in Portville

★ The 'Silver Lake Drive-in' in Perry

★ The ' Sunset Drive-In ' in Middleport

★ The 'Transit Drive-in' in Lockport

★ The 'Unadilla Drive-In' in Unadilla

★ The ' Valley Brook Drive-In 'in Lyons Falls

★ The 'Vintage Drive-In' in Avon

★ The 'Warwick Drive-In' in Warwick
::''Double features nightly''

★ The 'West Rome Drive-In' in Rome
===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

★ The 'Bright Leaf Drive-In' in Mount Airy
::''Original owner deceased, now under new management.''

★ 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

★ The 'Auto-Vue Drive-In Theater' in Sidney

★ The 'Blue Sky Drive-In' in Wadsworth

★ The 'Dixie Twin Drive-in' in Dayton, Ohio

★ The 'Elm Road Drive-in' in Warren

★ The 'Holiday Auto Theater' in Hamilton

★ The 'Kanauga Drive-in Theatre' in Gallipolis

★ 'Lake Drive-In' in Celina

★ 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

★ The 'Melody Cruise-In' in Springfield

★ The 'Midway Drive-In' in Ravenna

★ The 'Pymatuning Lake Drive-In' in Andover

★ The 'Skyborn Drive-In' in Fairborn, Ohio

★ The 'Skyview Drive-In' in Lancaster

★ The 'Skyway Drive-In' in Warren

★ The 'South Drive-In' in Columbus

★ The 'Springmill Drive-In' in Mansfield

★ The 'Star Light Drive-In' in Bethel

★ The 'Starlite Drive-In west of Maria Stein east of St. Henry

★ The 'Sundance Kid Drive-in' in Oregon

★ The 'Sunset Drive-In' in Mansfield

★ The 'Van-Del Drive-In' in Middle Point

★ The 'Wilmington Drive Inn' in Wilmington

★ The 'Winter Drive-In' in Wintersville
::''Four simultaneously running screens and capacity for 1,000 cars. Was originally built 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.''

★ 'Airline Drive-In' Ponca City

★ The 'Beacon Drive-In' in Guthrie

★ 'Chief Drive-In' in Chickasha

★ 'Tower Drive-In Poteau' in Poteau

★ The 'Winchester Drive-In' in Oklahoma City
===Oregon===

★ The '99w Drive-In' in Newberg
::''Open seasonally since 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

★ The '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

★ The 'Brownsville Drive-In' in Brownsville a Pittsburgh suburb.
::''Opened as Ficks Drive-In (after original owner Isadore J. Ficks) in 1949''

★ The 'Circle Drive-In' in Scranton (Officially in Dickson City)

★ The 'Comet Drive-In' in Connellsville a Pittsburgh suburb.

★ The 'Corry Drive-In' in Corry

★ The 'Cumberland Drive-In' in Newville

★ The 'Dependable Drive-In' in Moon Township a Pittsburgh suburb.

★ The 'Evergreen Drive-In' in Mount Pleasant
::''Opened in 1947 as Ruthorn Drive-In''

★ 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

★ The 'Hi-Way Drive-In' in Latrobe a Pittsburgh Suburb.

★ The 'Kane Rd. Drive-In' in Hopewell

★ The 'Laurel Drive-In' in Hazelton

★ The 'Mahoning Drive-In' in Mahoning Township

★ The 'Malden Drive-In' in Brownsville a Pittsburgh suburb.
::''Opened as Cuppie's Drive-In in 1947''

★ The 'Midway Drive-In' in Mifflintown

★ The 'Moonlite Drive-In' in Brookville

★ The 'Palace Gardens Drive-In' in Indiana

★ The 'Pike Drive-In' in Montgomery

★ The 'Pioneer Drive-In' in Butler a Pittsburgh suburb.

★ The 'Point 3 Drive-In' in Danville

★ The 'Port Drive-In' in Williamsport

★ The 'Reynolds Drive-In' in Transfer

★ The 'Riverside Drive-In' in North Vandergrift a Pittsburgh suburb.
::''Formerly Lee's Woodland Drive-In and Galaxy Drive-In''

★ 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 'Starlite Drive-In' in State College

★ The 'Sunset Drive-In' in Waterford

★ The 'Super 322 Drive-In' in Clearfield

★ The 'Twin Hi-Way Drive-In' in Robinson Township a Pittsburgh suburb.
::''Unofficial trial reopening was on July 3, official grand reopening was on July 11

★ The 'York Drive-In' in York
===Rhode Island===

★ The 'Rustic Drive-In' in North Smithfield''
::''Operates three screens; all screens show double-features of first-run films. (six movies total)''
===South Carolina===

★ The 'Monetta Drive-In' in Monetta
::''Also known as "The Big Mo"''

★ The 'Highway 21 Drive-In' in Beaufort
===Tennessee===
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★ The 'Hiway 50 Drive-in Theater' in Lewisburg.
::''Projection room and concession stands heavily damaged by fire in March 2007; theatre had no interruption of service and continues to operate.''

★ The 'Midtown Drive-In' in Midtown

★ The 'Midway Drive-In' in Athens

★ The 'Parkway Drive-In' in Maryville

★ The ' Pink Cadillac Drive-In Theater' in Centerville

★ The 'Sparta Drive-In' in Sparta

★ 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 four screens. Each screen shows a double-feature (eight movies total).
::One of the four screens burned down in 2007. The owners are not planning to rebuild the screen.''

★ 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 'Broadway Drive-In' in Dickson

★ The 'Valley Drive-In' in Waverly
===Texas===

★ The 'Brazos Drive-In' in Granbury

★ The 'Galaxy Drive-In' in Garrett
::''Opened 2004.''

★ The 'Mission 4 Drive-In' in San Antonio
::''Reopened August 24 after being closed for 5 1/2 months due to heavy vandalism''

★ The 'Showboat Drive-In' in Hockley

★ 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 'Tascosa Drive In' in Amarillo

★ The 'Tower Drive-In' in Rule

★ The 'Town & Country Drive In' in Abilene
===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 'St. Albans Drive-In' in St. Albans Town, Vermont

★ The 'Sunset Drive-In' in Colchester, Vermont
===Virginia===

★ The 'Central Drive-in' in Norton

★ The 'Family Drive-in' in Stephens City

★ The Fork Union Drive-in in Fork Union

★ The Hiland Drive-In in Rural Retreat

★ 'Hull's Drive-in' in Lexington

★ 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 'Puget Park Drive-In' in Everett
::''Built in 1971, Drive-In Theatre has a 50'x 100' screen with FM stereo sound and 700 parking stalls. The Drive-in operates from May - mid September.

★ 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

★ The 'Vue Dale Drive-In' in Wenatchee

★ The 'Wheel-In Motor Movie' in Port Townsend
===West Virginia===

★ 'Glen Dale Drive-In' in Glen Dale

★ 'Grafton Drive-In' in Grafton

★ 'Hilltop Drive-In' in Chester

★ 'Jungle Drive-In' in Parkersburg

★ 'Meadow Bridge Drive-In' in Meadow Bridge

★ 'Mt. Zion Drive-In' in Mount Zion

★ 'Pipestem Drive-In' in Athens

★ 'Sunset Drive-In' in Shinnston
::''Includes carports in the front rows and Sunset Diner in front of the theater''

★ 'Warner's Drive-In' in Franklin
===Wisconsin===

★ The 'Skyway Drive-In Theatre' in Fish Creek

★ 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 Kenosha

★ The 'Big Sky Drive-In Theater' in Wisconsin Dells
::''Open since 1949.''

★ The 'Moonlight Outdoor Theater' in Shawano

★ The 'Sky Vu Drive-In' in Monroe

★ The 'Starlight 14' in Richland Center

Surviving drive-ins in India

===Ahmedabad,Gujarat===

★ The ' Sun Set Drive-InTheatre' in Ahmedabad

★ The 'Sun Set Drive-InTheatre on Google Earth'
::''The largest screen in Asia, can room about 665 cars with more than 6000 people can enjoy watching movie at a time. Started on September 6th 1973, Covered sitting facility attracts people who don't own cars as well..''

External links

★ Drive-ins.com - database of drive-in movie theaters

★ Google Earth Drive-In map