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It was mine and my family's first time here and we absolutely loved the experience. We watched hoppers and it was a cute movie. My daughter loved it. I love that we can bring our own snacks/food. They do have a snack station too which is awesome, unfortunately we didn't check it out. The ticket print out lets us know what radio station to tune into so we can hear audio. It was a little confusing exiting since it's just a big open lot but we figured it out lol. We will definitely be coming back for another movie.
I love coming here.I have been coming here for some time now.They have a concession stand/restaurant.And sometimes they have vendors selling stuff outside the restaurant/concession stand.(elote,aguas ect).The employees are friendly as well.
4.5 stars My husband and I ($26 for the two of us) went and watched Five Nights at Freddy's 2 movie here and I would like to say it was a fun experience for the most part. We enjoyed watching the movie and not bothering anyone else with our little one too much(under a year old). I would like to say that it was our first time here and though we made it on time for our movie when I tried calling ahead 10 minutes to show time to see if (ex) a 7:30 show time is a hard start to a movie or there's trailers no one was there to answer the phone and I was already going to run 10 minutes late to my movie, I tried 3+ times. I'm the type of person who hates missing anything in a movie as it ruins the experience for me. I really wish that they had someone to watch the phone incase someone else had those kinds of questions. I will say for anyone wondering as of right now I don't THINK a (ex) 7:30 show starts exactly at 7:30 but more like 7:40. I would have to come again to see. The audio for the movie was great and the only "glitches" we had was when my car fully turned off every so often or Siri heard her name when no one spoke it (personal phone glitch). The visual on the screen was good too for the most part but might have been better if my windows weren't so bad. At the snack stand they had hotdogs, popcorn, some good selection of ice cream etc. , I wish I got the menus picture. I got myself a bottle of soda and two pizza slices. The pizza wasn't great but it was edible at least. I will say it's a great thing to that at the snack stand they have the option for you to buy a radio so you don't have to use your cars battery. But if your car does die, like someone's did, they are able to jump it for you. I would say one of the funnest parts, to an animal lover like me, was the fact they have cats that roam the theaters parking lot/outdoor area. They are shy creatures but a pure black one an employee nicknamed toothless was real sweet.
Throwback to the late 80's early 90's drive in theater. Easy to get there right off the highway. You can have your radio tuned to the movie, no clunky speaker boxes.
I kept hearing of the drive-in theaters nearby and we thought it may be fun to make a date night of it. It was about a hour drive for us and we got there just as about the movie was about to start. Getting tickets (in person only, not online?) and navigating what screen to go to was a bit vague in instructions given and hardly staff was present. When they were, they were kind and redirected us. We had to go through the channels a bit until we found the station needed too. Hopefully they can post that info somewhere on a sign?! :) The elephant ear and snacks were not bad and they make it per order which was different and met the throwback vibe of a drive-in.
Wow!! First time at a drive in movie theatre in about 25 years and we had an amazing experience!! We saw Beetlejuice Beetlejuice and had a blast. The staff makes the difference and the staff on duty on 9/22/24 was on point. Everyone we encountered was polite and helpful. The crew at the snack bar were very friendly and even gave us a churro to enjoy. Plenty of parking options to get a good view of the movie. The movie and sound were great and we experienced no issues. The restrooms were clean as was the parking lot. We went on a Sunday evening, so I'm sure it can get crowded. But we got there early and actually ended up being the first car in line. Pricing for the entrance was reasonable as was the snack bar. We'll definitely make this a regular thing.
It was our first time when we came a couple nights ago and I must say that it was a cool experience. Although it was difficult hearing the movie, I really enjoyed chilling in my car with munchies watching from afar. There were moments that were intimate and laughter of joy. I also forgot to add that you can tune in to the radio to listen the movie's audio through the car so you don't have to listen to it outside. We watched Imaginary and I rate it a 5/10. I kinda expected the PG-13 horror movie to not be scary at all. Regardless, would come back again for a better movie!
Reviews are mixed. Many enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere, affordable pricing, and the option to bring your own food. Most find movie and audio quality good, though some mention occasional issues.
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2 years ago
Screen quality for both screen 1 & 2 are great. Bathroom needs remodeling but its not too dirty. Prices for the snacks and food are very reasonable. Had a burrito was a great size and flavorful. Security does enforce all rules and policies to the T which is great. read more
6 years ago
Paramount Drive In Theatres It was my first time attending a drive in movie at Paramount and it was a great and positive experience. :) I came to watch a 7:30pm showing on a Wednesday night. LOCATION: The drive in is located across the street from a park and it is nearby Paramount High School. I didn't have trouble finding it, you'll see some of their screens upon arrival. TICKETS/BOX OFFICE: *It is first come, first serve so I highly recommend coming about an hour early. Since the movie started at 7:30, I came at 6:30 to get my tickets. Since it was a weekday, it wasn't that busy when I arrived. There are several cones, employees, and lights that help lead you to which screen you need to go to. 1)BOX OFFICE You will pass through the ticket booth first I think I counted about 3-4 booth lanes you can go to PRICE is based per person in the vehicle ADULT $10 CHILDREN (5-8) $4 CHILDREN UNDER 5 FREE After you've paid, the worker will place a ticket on your windshield, as well as a sheet of paper with rules/guidelines and the radio station you tune into. 2)Screen 1 or Screen 2 You'll drive to another worker who will get your ticket and direct you to which screen you'll be watching your film. I was so glad that the lot was so spacious! I liked how you can find your own spot to watch the movie. I recommend parking close to a nearby trash can, so you can throw out your trash easily. _______ SNACK BAR: Their snack bar is no joke! There are tons of goodies for you to feast on! :) Everything is there for you! They have burgers, hot dogs, pizzas, tacos, burritos, churros, pretzels and carne asada fries! I was amazed! Of course they have your popcorn and candy as well. The workers were very friendly and had great efficient service! :) I ordered their Combo #3, which included a medium popcorn, two drinks, and nachos with jalapeños. It was delicious! Carne asada fries were yummy! Cheesy, tons of toppings! Delicious! Just order it! I tried their churros as well! It was warm and very tasty! :) Ask for extra boxes so it's easier for you to eat your yummy foods in the car! RESTROOMS: Restrooms are located by the snack bar. They're clean and there are a ton of stalls and sinks, which was good. I also noticed they had a bathroom attendant that made sure everything was sanitized. Thank you! MOVIE EXPERIENCE: *Make sure to tune into the radio station they give you on the sheet of paper. *Be courteous and turn off your headlights. *Don't forget to start your engine once in a while, so your car doesn't run out of battery. The screen is huge and high so you can watch the movie pretty well wherever you are in the lot. Since I got there early, I got a spot close to the screen. The picture quality was awesome and I didn't have cars in front of me. The movie started around 7:50pm. They had a little technical difficulty in the beginning, but I wasn't bothered that it was late because I was enjoying being at the movies again. :) EXIT PROCEDURES: It was easy to get out of the parking lot. No troubles, everyone knew where to go. I like how it's lit up well so you can see clearly while you drive. *All in all I really enjoyed coming to the drive in! It was so much fun! I highly recommend it! The prices are good and you can watch films in the comfort of your own car! Thank you to the staff for making my first time at the Paramount Drive In a great one! So grab your friends and family and let's go to the movies! :) read more
I love drive ins. You can bring your own food. The line for the food stand cane be very long right before the movie starts. You could get unlucky and sit next to loud people. My friend unfortunately was the loud one. I'm sorry to the people who were parked next to us on her side. BUT other than that it's great! Lol read more
1 year ago
This drive in is great. They enforce social distancing, unlike mission tiki where they jam cars together and don't do anything about noisy and unruly people, or lack of social distancing Food: good, popcorn, dogs, nachos. No tacos or Mexican plate food unfortunately. That party of kitchen was closed. Price: cheap, 10 per Service: people are friendly, helpful and actually care about your experience Definitely coming back read more
Throwback Time!!! Remember Drive-In Movie Theaters? And no...I don't mean those inflatable pop-ups that popped up all over the place when the pandemic first hit in 2020...I'm talking about the real deal, stand alone, old-school Drive-In Movie Theaters from yesteryear. Well...guess what, y'all? Recently, I heard about an actual stand-alone Drive-In Movie Theater still in operation in the greater Los Angeles area! Here's the back-story: A former chemist from New York (Joseph Bianchi) wanted to own a "piece of Hollywood," so he purchased a corn field in Paramount, California, and eventually transformed the corn field into "Paramount Drive-In Theaters" in 1948. After enjoying all the "hey day" of the Drive-In Movie era, Paramount sadly closed down in 1992. In 2014, however, the son of the original founder decided to take a chance & resurrected the 800-car dual screen theater for a whole new generation of movie-goers to enjoy. Still skeptical & wondering if this would probably just be a seedy joint playing some old flicks, curiosity got the best of us so we decided to go ahead, take a chance, & check it out. So...off we went on a mini-road-trip from OC to Paramount, California! Upon arrival, we saw just how easy it is to enjoy a nostalgic evening at the Drive-In: 1. Tickets aren't sold online nor are they available for advance purchase...this is old-school, remember? Since they're only sold at the box office on a first-come-first-serve basis, be sure to arrive about a half-hour before show time. Admission is $14.00/per adult, $7.00 for children ages 5-8, & free for children under the age of 5. 2. Follow the signs & staff directing you, pick your spot, & park! Tune-in to the designated FM radio station indicated on your ticket stub, & enjoy the movie in the safety & comfort of your own vehicle! 3. The on-site Snack Bars feature a nice variety of snacks (e.g., popcorn, hot dogs, candy, pretzels, pizza, soft drinks, nachos, funnel cake, etc.) available for purchase. They even sell the old school hard-to-find "Slush Puppies"!!! I couldn't resist the "Slush Puppies," but other than that, we preferred bringing our own gourmet snacks to elevate our experience a little...just get creative! :) Downsides: 1. During one of our visits, a couple of movie-goers failed to turn off their headlights, which made the screen not show quite as well. The good news: fellow movie-goers (& security) help them to learn quickly what NOT to do. 2. Some movie-goers in large SUVs/trucks ignore the rule that the first few front rows are for sports cars/sedans ONLY. Unfortunately, some of the drivers of these large SUVs/trucks back their vehicles in, open the liftbacks/trunks, & block the views of other movie goers in sports cars/sedans. The rule should have been enforced a little better than it was to help ensure that everyone enjoys the show. Remember: A little courtesy goes a long way, but if you get there early to get a good spot you should be OK. Although it's not the same as going to the high-end indoor movie theaters I would usually visit during pre-pandemic times, Paramount Drive-In Theater is a clean, safe, well-staffed, family-friendly alternative way to enjoy a movie. And...guess what!?!? They actually feature First-Run/New Release movies on two (2) 75 foot bright screens showing digitally projected movies! Overall, we enjoyed our first experience so much, that we returned again the next week, & look forward to enjoying the Drive-In again! It's a great option for those who are immune-compromised & unable to visit a traditional crowded indoor movie theater...especially during these crazy times. If you're looking for a fun & out-of-the-ordinary way to enjoy a movie with a date or with family, check out one of the last Drive-In Movie Theaters in Southern California... Paramount Drive-In Movie Theater! read more
6 years ago
What you can't see in my photo is the two cars less than 3 feet away from me on each side. What happened to social distancing. The Drive In states you should park at least two vehicles away. I've informed the attendants and they did nothing. I want my money back! The screen was dark and couldn't see it clear at the 8:15pm showing. So disappointed all around. read more
Finally got to experience a drive in theatre and was lucky to find it at the last minute. I wanted a different vibe than the movie theaters and the movie I wanted to see, Fear, was only playing on the big screens. I always thought it would just be loud enough for all cars to hear until I learned you have to hear it through a certain radio station - lol learn something new everyday. I love watching in your own space with elevated privacy, but I hate that the car has to be on to listen. read more
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Haven't been to a drive in since I was a kid! For those that haven't been here before, here are some tips/facts for ya: - get there early for a good spot - tons of food available to purchase like tacos, burritos, snacks, etc - first two rows are reserved for cars/sedans ONLY, if you're in any other type of vehicle, they will tell you to move - you NEED an FM radio, your phone does not work! I learned this one the hard way. :( read more
Paramount Drive-in Theaters is a great way to safely watch a movie during the pandemic. Get there early if you're trying to see something on opening weekend. You can't buy tickets ahead of time and space is on a first-come basis. The box office opens at 630pm, but you'll see cars lined up around 6pm to ensure they snag a spot. Know what you're getting yourself into ahead of time. The screen quality is pretty great (just remember to clean your windshield ahead of time), but the sound comes through your speakers via a FM signal. No Dolby, but some peeps bring their own boomboxes for added boom and bass. One bummer, you sometimes get that jackass that brings a huge ass truck and will park it in front of you. Unfortunately, there's nothing you can do about that, so you sort of have to hope for the best and or find another spot, which is annoying, especially if you arrive super early to begin with. They have a full snack bar, but I highly recommend bringing in your own food (we crushed a $5 Little Caesar's pizza during our recent outing...) There's plenty of stores and food options nearby that offer a lot of to-go options, just remember to pick up after yourselves as there's plenty of trash cans in the vicinity. Don't be that person that leaves litter behind. Definitely worth a visit, even if it's just for nostalgic reasons! read more
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Great drive in theater - much space - parking lot is designed to literally tilt your car up so you can see the movie perfectly. Wonderful staff! They made sure that all cars had their lights off, and if you couldn't figure out how to turn off your lights they put painter's tape over it. No dogs allowed FYI read more
The Paramount Drive-In Theaters is bigger and brighter than most similar places, though be aware it still won't be as good as in the indoor theaters from the aspects of screen brightness and sound effects. It's featuring two 75 foot screens, digital laser projection, and FM radio sound. It's fun to explore the outdoor movie experience for the new Marvel's Black Widow. It costs $10 per adult, still worth trying. read more
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When was the last time you went to a drive in ? Now tell me what movie did you go see ? I am a huge fan of drive in movies. It is a family thing I grew up on with my father last movie I recall seeing as a unit with parents was E.T. lol yup that's the last one I seen with my parents. Now , that things have opened up and some of Us can enjoy the little things as we did before the virus. I am happy to say I somewhat enjoy the less of the crowd that's around, the fast lines rather than waiting forever. Lol remember how long those lines were back in the days? Or shall I say the bathroom lines were forever as we ended up watching our movie while in line right ? Well not right at this moment the several times I have been coming have been so pleasant, lines are not long they have everything set up perfect here so lines move quickly and efficiently. Now the only downfall is we pay for one movie at 10.00 dollars back in the day we would be able to see 2 movies for the price of one ! 2 screens open for 2 movies as time moves forward things begins to open more I'm sure there will be double features back again. We'll a girl can hope right? The snack bar has it's drive in and there prices are fair for drive ins. Pizza by the slice, popcorn , soda fountains which they serve, candies, bacon wrapped hot dogs, they have also have a limited menu of Mexican foods available notnquite sure what there offering at this time.. They have attendants out walking the grounds making sure folks stay in there vechiles and not socializing outside of there cars, there is no sitting outside of our cars either. So many found that out last time I attended. They also make sure the cars are parked at a distance if you come with a group in multiple cars they do not let you park close together. Keep that in mind. read more
I'd been wanting to go to a drive-in-movie my entire life and Covid seemed the perfect time to do it as many new theaters have popped up over SoCal. However, this location in Paramount is always a drive in movie theater, even before the pandemic, so they are quite organized compared to other locations. They are a lot busier now though versus before when people could see movies inside theaters so I was glad that beforehand I read the reviews on Yelp and showed up early. It was a Saturday and we went to see Disney's new film: Raya and the Last Dragon. It wasn't opening weekend so I figured we could get there a little later and we got there 45 minutes before showtime and we got inside and parked at our designated parking lane 7 minutes before the movie was about to begin so we were in line 38 minutes which was pretty fast considering we got lucky and our lane moved way faster than the other lanes to enter. So long story short, plan on getting there an hour early in case you don't get lucky and are in the slower lines - that way you don't have to stress cutting it close on time. Admission is $10 per adult, $4 per children and Free for little kids under 5 years old so our family of 4 ended up paying $28. Not bad! By the time we entered most of the good viewing spaces were full but we did get a great spot right in the center but it was in the 2nd to last row in the parking lot. It's really personal preference if you prefer being close over screen position and we chose being farther away and having the screen centered right in front of us which we thought was the best choice for us. One thing I really don't like is that they do NOT have the viewing spaces staggered (like how the seats are staggered at most good movie theaters) so that meant that the cars were parked right behind each other instead of staggered where you could see between cars. We tried to park slightly over to see between the cars but the parking lot theater attendants made us move directly behind the car in front of us. It was so lame that they didn't stagger the parking. Luckily we had a big SUV but if we would have been in a small car there was no way we could have seen the screen because the cards in front of us were all big SUVs. My kids sat on our laps in the front seat. Also, people back in to the stalls too with their trunk up (to sit in the back of their trunk) and that can obscure the view too if you're in a small car. People asked the theater attendants to have those people close their trunk since it was up really high (a SUV) and those people behind them couldn't see...but the theater attendants basically said "TS you can move"....to those people....There was also a kid standing up through his sun roof of his SUV so that was annoying seeing a kids' body outline against the screen and zero employees asked him not to - luckily his legs must have gotten tired since he finally sat down but come on...some people have zero etiquette! ugh! Also, if you are concerned about Covid...the cars were NOT 9 feet apart as advertised on their website....they weren't even 6 feet apart (more like 4 feet apart) and there were a TON of people walking around at all times (even a few during the movie which surprised me) going to the restroom, snack bar (which was located in the back) - they were required to wear their masks at all times though. Once the movie was over, Leaving the movie didn't take too long - it was organized! There were already a ton of cars ready to enter for the next movie (Apparently LA County law prohibits double headers so you can't stay and see multiple movies BUT you can at the other SoCal swap meet drive in locations. Overall, I'm glad I finally got to experience my first drive in movie and it was the safest option during Covid but I'd go to a normal movie theater any day over a drive in movie theater since at least there all seats are good, you don't have to arrive super early, and the people have a little more etiquette for those around them... Oh and bring your own snacks! We brought popcorn and tons of candy so we saved a lot of money that way read more
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This place really has improved since pandemic era! The screens are much clearer and vibrant than before. The concessions stand has endless food options for just about any craving. But I love their popcorn, it tastes buttery and fresh. I also like that you can bring your own snacks in. People are generally respectful of the rules such as leaving lights off, not being disruptive, and not smoking(at least not obviously so). I always love coming here because it feels like a private way to enjoy a film and not feel like I'm bothering others with all my talking. Don't forget your FM radio!! read more
5 years ago
It's unfortunately they are no longer double double showing but this place is by far one of the best drive in theaters. But because there are only two theaters, it does get more crowded. The entrance was also a maze for first timers haha. Pro: concession foods are actually prepared in a real kitchen!! Real food at decent prices!! I usually bring take out to the drive in but finding out this place actually has decent delicious food at reasonable prices, I'd rather support their business when possible! We got the fully loaded nachos and it was bomb!!! Can't wait to try more dishes! read more
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6 years ago
The bad reviews for this place spooked me for a while and I almost considered not going bc I thought it would be a disaster. I'm happy to report that was not the case at all! I visited on a Wednesday night for the 7:40 showing of Tenet and arrived at 6:10 PM (gate opened at 7:00, but as of Sept 25 it now opens at 6:00 so plan accordingly.) I was expecting a long line, but to my surprise there was literally no one there. About 10 minutes after I arrived, a line quickly started forming behind me so I would recommend going as early as you can if you want a close spot to the screen. The tickets are $10 per person (not per car as I originally thought, but that's my mistake for not double checking.) I was in the first row of the parking lot and my view of the screen was perfect. I brought a portable radio for the sound and had no issues finding the station or hearing the audio clearly at all. The projector could be better as some scenes looked a little dark, but it was pretty good for the most part. I think most of the bad reviews I've seen were from people who visited on a weekend and for that reason, I don't think I'd ever go on a weekend. I'm not comfortable with visiting a theater any time soon so I think this is a great alternative, especially if you've been missing the movies. read more
The perfect outdoors activity nowadays. Cinema with social distancing enforced, everybody in its own car. I definetly recommend arriving 1 hour in advance, they open earlier and there is a car line. Two screens are available performing the same movie (today Tenet - I liked it). They were friendly and very clear organization instructions. They serve food and drinks, but we brought our own food, its up to you. Restroom is available as well. read more
6 years ago
SO much fun on a Friday night! I hadn't been to the drive-in since I was a kid, but this was great. Not the fanciest place...but come on, it's a drive-in. Staff were helpful and friendly, they are spacing cars apart for COVID, snack bar is open, and it's $10/adult. You have to stay in your car during the movie and the sound comes through your radio. We're definitely coming back again! read more
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6 years ago
Came to this drive-in on Christmas Day for Wonder Woman and yesterday for Fatale. Drive- in is really close to my house. They have a pretty awesome snack bar , pretty much all the snacks you can get at a regular movie theater. The drive- in is great because it allows you to add some normalcy back into your life. They keep the drive in really clean. The staff there all wear mask. Can't sit outside of your car and there needs to be at least a car space between the cars .When I lived in Pomona I went to the drive-in there. If you need something to do, you should come here and buy a whole bunch of snacks . They have a website that you can see what movies are playing. read more
6 years ago
I am so thankful for drive in movie theatres right now. And I am even more thankful to the Paramount drive in for working hard to help guests park at least six feet apart. I've made to move my car at other locations, even when I arrived first, because people parked too close to me and I was the one the staff made move. I came for the Amazon event and thought that this venue did an excellent job hosting. The restrooms are open but at a very limited capacity. Be sure to bring a blanket and jacket as it does get very chilly at this location. read more
6 years ago
We didn't want to go after I have read all bad reviews, but we have nothing to do on Saturday night, so we decided to go. We arrived around 9:45pm for 10:50 show, but I didn't see no line on Rosecrans ave. They asked to us to wait parking lot until 10:30pm. We made 10 car per row, and we were at 4th row. Everything was under control . We recommend to arrive 1.15h before if you want yo get good spot - more than 100+ cars around 10pm. Screen was little dark but it's outdoor movie theater, so I shouldn't complain to much. Bathroom was clean enough. It was enough space between cars. Overall it was good experience. The reason for 4 stars- movie didn't start on time- 30 mins late. read more
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How far in advance did you have to get in line to get a ticket for the movie?
If you want a really good spot then definitely get there at least an hour ahead of time. maybe 2 depending on how long the lines are whichever night you go.
Should we allowed to bring outside food and drinks or not?
Yes. We bring pizza and drinks all the time.
How much for a family?
Hi their... well it was Originally $8 Now it's $13 .... Depends on the movie and night. Not sure the price for kids.
Are dogs allowed?
Just got off the phone on 9/4/2024 and I was told it's fine BUT animals have to stay in the car at all times. There's no pee breaks for puppy, and you can't leave and come back, so you should plot your theater trip well.
Are they selling any food inside? Last time we had gone to check they were closed.
I went last month and kitchen was fully open. I'm sure kitchen availability depends on traffic too. Best to just call them ahead to confirm if you plan on getting food there.
Are they asking for the vaccination card?
No. 1) you're outdoors. 2) you're 6' apart and 3) you're in your car.
Are most of the people well behave like a responsible adults and respect their neighbors next to you?
For the most part most definitely, what I like mostly is that they have more staff walking throughout movie making sure things are as they should be. If something arises like folks having lights on staff has put an end to that in my presence.
Do they charge per vehicle as well, or just persons? Can people see out of the backseat (2002 Toyota Avalon)? Can we bring pre-cooked outside food?
You can bring food in , or buy food they have available. They charge per person at drive in $10.00 a movie I'm sure they can see the movie however not sure what there view would look like. No one is allowed to being chairs or to sit outside of…
Can we leave our car running while watching the movie or should we try and find a little radio?
A battery powered radio is recommended. I have noticed some posts with electrical connections in the parking lot but I am not sure if they work. lol There are people who run their cars but most seem to stay away from the rest of the cars due to the…
It says you can't sit outside your vehicle due to covid, does this mean like including the bed of your truck or just in lawn chairs outside?
At this point you may sit outside your car in any form as long as you don't impose on anyone else's experience.
What time do they start letting cars in prior to the movie starting?
We got there around 6:30 p.m. and there was a line already and cars parked inside.
Do they allow pets like our dog?
Yes they do. The ticket guy said you can't walk the dog around but they're fine In your car.
Whats the best time to arrive for the second show (starts about 10:30p)?
Whenever a movie plays always consider getting there at least 30 min early.
How early before the showing should I go?
At the minimum an hour before the showtime. They open an hour prior anyway but there will be a line of cars waiting to get in so I'd say 1.5 hours prior to be on the safe side.
Do people and are they allowed to smoke in their cars during the movie?
Can I have the hatch open to lay in the back of my suv without blocking other people's views?
Yes!! Some people have done that 😬
Are weekdays just as crowded as weekends?
I've gone twice on weekdays pretty recently and there were plenty of cars, but there was no wait to get in and it was easy to find a spot.
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