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Hi-way 39 Drive-in
Photo courtesy Georg Balandran

At one time, Orange County, California had many drive-in theatres to choose from. Well, like many remnants of decades past, drive-ins in this region have all disappeared. But you can still see them once more, here at Roadside Peek's Southern California Drive-ins.


Geneva Drive-in
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The Northern California area still contains a multitude of drive-ins. Unfortunately, many have closed in the last few years. Looks like the strip mall bug is enveloping the area covered in Roadside Peek's Northern California Drive-Ins.


Hi-Way Drive-in
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Some say that Southern and Northern California get all the fun. Others say that the Sunshine State's midsection is the best place to be. In either case, Roadside Peek's Central California Drive-Ins shows that the mid-state area still packs muscle when it comes to classic ozoners.


Las Vegas Drive-in
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The Southwestern states possess jewels of their own. Including open-air theatres! At Roadside Peek's Southwest Drive-Ins, visit some of the Southwest's finest drive-in theatre treasures.


Greater Pittsburgh Five Drive-in
Photo courtesy Mark Hackett

Next is Roadside Peek's Drive-Ins East. This roadside theatre section features drive-ins galore. But alas, many are no longer standing or have become threatened in recent years.


Dixie Drive-in
Photo courtesy Mark Hackett

How about Roadside Peek's Drive-ins Midwest. Check out drive-ins here that are both open and closed.

 


Winchester Drive-in
Photo courtesy Mark Hackett

See the drive-in theatres of the central states or Great Plains region here at Roadside Peek's Drive-in Theatres Great Plains.


Silver Moon Drive-in
Photo courtesy Georg Balandran

And last, but certainly not least, is Roadside Peek's Florida Drive-Ins. Featuring the finest of the Florida peninsula, this section will attempt to take you where Disney World thus far does not... a drive-in!
28th Street Drive-in


Comanche Drive-in Theatre
Photo courtesy Mike Lascuola

How about the drive-in ozoners of the Rocky Mountains. Well, see some here at Roadside Peek's Drive-in Theatres Rocky Mountains.

 

 

As you visit these still open theatres, you are constantly reminded that the next time you're in the area, you may be buying a wrench or screwdriver at the very same spot as your radio listening post. Very strange!

 

 

 

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