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So CA Drive-ins | LA County | Orange County | San Bernardino | San Diego | Ventura | So CA Main Pages : 1 [2]
Off the Interstate 5 in (yes) Santa Fe Springs is the remnants of the Santa Fe Springs Drive-in Theatre. This old classic is a permanent swap-meet with permanent sheds.
The Roadium is one of newer "abandoned" drive-in theatres.
The screen and marquee sports great pastel colors. Now a swap-meet, stop
here for pastel colored crayons and colored pencils. But be prepared to
fight the traffic, especially on weekends.
The
Studio Drive-in was a roadside eye-catcher for generations. Located
off Sepulveda Blvd. in Culver City, the
A great roadside marquee was the Norwalk Drive-in Theatre. Drivers passing through couldn't miss the massive marquee, beckoning one and all to see a drive-in movie. But alas, this drive-in was roto-tilled in mid-1998. The Los Altos Drive-in met the fate of the bulldozer during Pacific Theatre's blitz at the end of 1998. According to the "sign-man" Mr. Albert G., the old marquee will be preserved by the city. Meanwhile, all that's left here are the memories...
The Vermont Drive-In in the South Bay was once the 4th remaining drive-in in the Los Angeles County. The site was gutted and new development is all around.
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