Ford Drive In Theatre

Drive-in theaters are an experience, not the same as going to the cinema. This one is well ran, easy to get in and out and no bad spots to watch the movie from. Staff was friendly. Wifi radio does not work consistently so do buy a portable radio if you are worried about your car battery.

I love going here. I took my niece and nephew on a busy Friday night and they loved it. I felt extremely safe with the family atmosphere with two little ones. It's nice that it's let friendly too so the whole family can enjoy. If you plan on sitting outside of your car being a fm radio! All of the speakers are gone but we could still hear from other cars while in the bed of the truck

I love the new upgrades. It's a fun place to take the family in the summer. Even the winter . I love the drive ins. I prefer it over regular theaters. They have good food and snacks. The restrooms are clean.

Bathrooms were clean. Consessions were clean, lots of items to choose from. Great family night or date night activity

Nice place to watch movie outdoors. They do have restrooms and snacks counter.

People need to learn how to turn off their lights. During the second feature an employee finally came out and worked with those that didn't know how their vehicle worked or covered their lights with bags if the two of them still couldn't figure out how to turn off the lights.Men's room was cleaner and maintained better than I expected. Wife didn't check out the Ladies.Bring your own food and drink or eat from the concession stand.Some rude people seem to forget that they're still at a movie that other people paid to watch and let their kids run around while holding loud conversations among the adults in the party. It's a theater folks, even if it's outdoors. Watch the movie and be respectful of those around you. If someone is yelling at you from 4 spaces away, you're too loud!

Childhood memories still in effect. I loved being with my parents watching movies on top of the family car eating treats. Now as a father I can give my children a taste of back in the day!

This is maybe the most well taken care of drive in I've ever been to, and I've been to a lot. However the concessions were packing in just about everything. You are allowed to bring in your own and I highly suggest that you do.

Went here 5/26/23 to see the Little Mermaid. I purchased at ticket two days in advance to ensure I had a spot for the 9:45pm showtime. I arrive to the location at 9:38pm. They scan my ticket and see say the lot is full for Little Mermaid and I need to watch Mario Kart first and then watch the movie I paid for in advance at 11:15pm. Why allow ticket purchases online if it is still first come, first serve? Why not deduct the amount of online purchases from the amount of tickets that can be sold for that time slot? I do not purchase a ticket for a regular theatre ahead of time and I get there and they tell me they already sold the seat I purchased. Make it make sense. The website advised to show up 20-30 minutes early to make it through the line, park, settle in and get concessions. Never said to get there 20-30 minutes to ensure you get a spot. Again, what is the purpose of purchasing online? I already saw Mario Kart over a month ago and the movie was already halfway through when we arrived at screen 1. So not onIy did I have to wait over an hour to watch my movie I did not get my double feature for Guardians of the Galaxy. looked online and they even sold me a ticket for a time that was not available yesterday. My ticket purchase on Wednesday said 9:45pm but the website said 9:30pm so they even changed the movie time. Theatre 1 was also too dark to fully enjoy the movie. The movie needs better lighting or the screen needs to be replaced. You did not get to see the vibrant colors of the movie, sometimes the film even looked like it was in black and white. The only way to get a refund is to talk to someone at the box office. So you can conduct business online but only file complaints in person and not through email or phone. Such an antiquated process and a way not to address customers concerns. So you want customers to file complaints outside while cars are driving by? Such a lackluster experience.