35 Places You Can Still See a Drive-In Movie

After the end of World War II, when automobile culture was thriving in America, drive-in movie theaters became a national phenomenon. Thousands of these outdoor theaters popped up around the country, providing a popular way to spend a night out with family, or cuddled up with a date under the stars. But the birth of home movie rentals nearly killed the industry in the 1970s and 80s, and now it is estimated that less than 400 drive-in theaters remain in operation. But nostalgia has led to a renewed interest in drive-in theaters, which have stayed afloat by offering lower prices than traditional movie theaters, as well as showing double or triple features for the cost of one ticket. Check out this list of 35 places where you can still drive in for a cinematic—and retro—experience. Via builders feed http://www.rssmix.com/