Drive-ins
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The one near me is closed for the winter . I'll will be interesting to see if they open up for the summer . I kind doubt it . Personally I'd rather set on my fat ass on the couch and watch Netflix or rent a movie . LOL. Less people to deal with .
We have two in my city, and one just reopened this weekend. I bet it'll be swamped.They should bring back drive-in movie theatres. That would be cool.
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OnTheWayOut
There's one @ 15 minutes from my house. Been a while since I've gone there ..... hopefully it opens in May as planned.
Appears to have opened up on schedule. How is being in your own car not distancing?
KK
If you're ever in the Gravenhurst area. It's not open yet.
https://www.muskokadrivein.com/
We went to it many, many years ago before they would broadcast over your car radio. You would hang a speaker from your car window. The trouble is your car would be full of mosquitoes within minutes. The locals would take screen mesh and tape it over the open window.
https://www.muskokadrivein.com/
We went to it many, many years ago before they would broadcast over your car radio. You would hang a speaker from your car window. The trouble is your car would be full of mosquitoes within minutes. The locals would take screen mesh and tape it over the open window.
There are 16 drive in theaters left in Ontario. Must be 1 near you?They should bring back drive-in movie theatres. That would be cool.
LOL. The last movie I watched at a drive in was The Dark Knight. The pic quality was so poor I couldn't make out anything. Basically the pic was just shadows moving across the screen. We ended up leaving 30mins into the film even though I paid for a double feature
Drive-in are usually on the outskirts of town, fenced in by cedar hedges. Mosquito heaven ! I only know of two, Ciné-Parc Templeton Drive-In near the Gatineau Airport and another Skylight Drive-In near Pembroke. I can't remember the last movie I saw, but I know I was at Templeton within 10 years. Mosquitos were bad !
That's a lot. I think that's far more than any U.S. region.
The U.S. drive-ins kind of died off big time and in the last fifteen years or so have made a small comeback. I believe most of them now have licenses to sell beer and wine, but I presume most people bring their own.
There used to be one in the Dundas and 403 area.They should bring back drive-in movie theatres. That would be cool.
The Can-View Drive-In (Fonthill, ON) was for sale last summer for $12M. Not sure if it sold or not. https://thevoiceofpelham.ca/2019/08/30/the-can-view-drive-in-is-for-sale-at-the-right-price/
