Went for the launch of Taylor Swift Video. The drive in is very nostalgic. The popcorn was good. The hot dogs were undercooked if cooked at all those went in the trash. All in all it was a fun night.

A step back in time! Great atmosphere for kids and adults. We saw the new LILO and Stitch movie on Memorial Day weekend. Great picture quality. No issues with finding a parking spot. Everyone was respectful with headlights and noise from their cars. Friendly staff. And great prices. Also, in case your radio doesn’t work, they have radios to rent for NULL! Use cash if you’re gonna go

Short Version: They refused to ban an insanely drunk man who was driving around during a movie after not noticing he ran over his cooler and chair.

Long Version:
New to the area and love Drive-ins. Took my oldest daughter to one movie and my cousin took my youngest to another movie Saturday night.
During our second movie, we noticed a man stumbling drunk. Barely able to make it to the bathroom and back. He then hopped in the driver seat
I said something to a worker (who I later found out was the owner’s son) and he went that direction to investigate (I think) and while walking up to the truck the man started his truck and proceeded to leave. He slowly ran over his full sized cooler/radio, and chair. He then started his way out through the parking spots.
The worker shined his pen light at him and let out the most mild “hey stop”.
Knowing how drunk this man was, I ran down the aisle and placed myself in the headlights to get his attention. He stopped and I got him to shut off his truck and give me his keys. Employees called the police and while the police were on their way, they let him use their cell phone to call for a ride home.

The sheriffs showed up and the employee downplayed the entire situation and I had to interject to let the deputy know how insanely drunk the man was, and that he was throwing evidence in the bushes while they were on their way.

Being on private property the deputies didn’t have a lot of options and as his wife was already on her way, they decided to let her take him and get home safe.

When asked if they wanted him trespassed, the employee and the owner were very unsure and said no. Why did they say noNULL
Because the man was a regular and has been going there for many years.

So, being as the owner/management is more concerned with losing a long time customer who was driving drunk and running over things, than with customers and the children walking around and sitting out in the grass. I will never set foot there again, and neither will my children. Not to mention, after telling the owner’s son this, his response of “Eh, alright” while shrugging, really sealed that deal.

Felt like we were stepping back in time when we went to the drive-in! We stayed in our car due to the off/on rain (and used our car radio), but brought our emergency radio as backup. The NULL/person admission is great- for a double feature that means only ? per movie! We brought our own drinks but purchased popcorn (delicious) and I got a hot dog. The grill line (hot dogs, burgers, etc.) is a bit of a longer wait but it wasn’t bad at all. Cash only, and bring bug spray. The bathroom situation isn’t ideal- more like a bathroom you would find at a campground- but it was fine. Can’t wait to go back!

My daughter and I had a great time. Concessions was affordable and everything was fresh and made to order.
The main screen area filled up quickly, so I agree that if you’re trying to watch something on the main screen get there early. We were on the 2nd screen and would have been fine showing up closer to the movie start time.