IMPORTANT UPDATE: DUE TO COVID-19 CONCERNS, MANY DRIVE-INS MAY BE CLOSED. PLEASE CHECK THE DRIVE-IN WEBSITE TO CONFIRM DETAILS.

Recall those drive-in memories of yesteryear? Drive-in movie theaters are classic fun and becoming all too rare. Pop into one of Virginia's treasured big screens soon make some new memories with family and friends.

The Family Drive-In Theatre — Stephens City
The Family Drive-In Theatre opened in 1957 and features a playground, concessions, and two screens. The Family Drive-In Theater will open May 1st for the season at 50% capacity with social distancing requirements for all guests. Visit their website and Facebook page for details on showings and available tickets.

Goochland Drive-In — Hadensville
Goochland Drive-In is a family destination including great concessions and shows two movies each weekend seasonally. Goochland Drive-In opens in March for the season with physical distancing measures in place. Visit their website for more information and Facebook page for updates.

Starlite Drive-In — Christiansburg
Starlite Drive-In opened in 1952 and is still showing two movies each weekend April through September. 

Park Place Drive-In — 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. Park Place opens in March for the season!

Hull's Drive-In Theater — Lexington
Opened in 1950, Hull's Drive-In Theater is pet-friendly and features concessions. Open Friday-Sunday, April through October. Kids 11 and under are free. Non-profit and community-owned. Hull's Drive-In opens in March for the season!

Central Drive-In — Norton
Opened in 1952, Central Drive-In is a relaxing atmosphere that accommodates more than 400 cars! Open March through November.