Moonlite Drive-In in AbingdonRetro is Today
Recall those drive-in memories of yesteryear? Make some new memories with family and friends.
Drive-in movie theaters are classic fun and becoming all too rare. Pop into one of Virginia's treasured big screens soon.
Blue Ridge Highlands
Abingdon -
Moonlite Drive-In Theatre - Opened in 1949. On the Virginia State Registry of Historical Landmarks and the National Registry. Open Friday-Sunday.
Christiansburg -
Starlite Drive-In - Opened in 1952 and is still showing two movies each weekend April through September.
Marion -
Park Place Drive-In - Opened in 1954, but what you see now is brand new as of 2000. This is a family destination for more than flix. Come for the fun! Mini golf, batting cages, an arcade, and a sweet ice cream shop top off the night.
Central Virginia
Fork Union -
Fork Union Drive-In - Opened in 1953 and is Virginia's smallest drive-in with traditional speaker poles for up to 180 cars. Open weekends seasonally.
Hadensville -
Goochland Drive-In - A new drive-in in Virginia, this family destination includes great concessions and shows two movies each weekend seasonally.
Moneta -
Mayberry Drive-In Theatre - Opened in 2008. Perhaps the most unique drive-in in Virginia, Mayberry includes a silver diner for your sit-down meal before the movies! Open weekends and other concessions are available.
Shenandoah Valley
Lexington -
Hull's Drive-In Theater - Opened in 1950. Pet-friendly, concessions, kids 11 and under are free. Open Friday-Sunday, April through October. Non-profit and community-owned.
Stephens City -
The Family Drive-In Theatre - Opened in 1957. Playground, concessions, and two screens. Open nightly April through September.
Southern Virginia
Keysville - Keysville Drive-In Movie Theatre - Opened in 1952. Open March through November. Concessions and special ticket rates on certain weeknights. Open nightly.
Heart of Appalachia
Norton -
Central Drive-In - Opened in 1952. A relaxing atmosphere that accommodates more than 400 cars! Open March through November.