Keep in mind, tickets are sold at the entrance on a first-come, first-serve basis. They show movies nightly and have a concession stand on-site. The Paramount Drive-in features two 75-foot screens and state of the art sound and projection. Related: Outdoor Summer Movies in Los Angeles Best Drive in Theaters in SoCal – Open Now Paramount Drive-In Some will not allow any pets, except in the case of Service Animals. Please check with each drive in listed below for their specific rules, but some will allow you to bring your pets with you in the car. A family experience that doesn’t have to break the budget. So you see how the savings can add up quickly.
And although it’s always a treat to visit the snack bar for popcorn and drinks, being in your car means you could bring your own food, if you wanted to. Many of the drive-in theaters near Los Angeles show double features for one ticket price, which means you’re really paying half the regular amount per show, and some even have $1 tickets for young kids. Related: 13 Movies set in Los Angeles Drive in Movies are a Bargain In fact, Drive in movies are actually quite a bargain. The littlest ones can get up out of their seats, bounce around, and even talk, without disturbing anyone in the theater, and they can even sit in your lap without you having wasted the money on their ticket.
ELECTRIC DUSK DRIVE IN MOVIE
Drive-ins everywhere! Drive in Movies are Kid-Friendlyįamily cars are made for families, right? So it’s perfect for a family to see a movie together in their car. Plus, this Summer, we’ve heard that some of our favorite Outdoor Movie pop-ups are going to be switching to drive-ins. I don't like to rag on any drive-in theater because I truly tip my hat off to those who are running them/keeping them around as I believe drive-ins are tragically far and few between, but I think Electric Dusk has a lot of room for improvement.Looking for Drive in Movies Near Me? Check out the Map
ELECTRIC DUSK DRIVE IN FULL
They also were *completely* full for their Pulp Fiction showing as they're one of the few drive-ins in town that show "old/classic" movies vs. In comparison, the other drive-in I went to had a massive, constructed screen built on top of pillars was located in a quiet and scenic area away from any busy streets and the parking lot had elevated "ridges" so that each car got an equal view of the screen.Įlectric Dusk's one saving grace is that the food options were great - they had home-cooked hot dogs, burgers, candy, popcorn, etc. My friend and I were only located in the second-to-third row and even then, we didn't have full, clear vision of the screen. Secondly, the "screen" is a small, inflatable screen that wouldn't be out-of-place at someone's "backyard movie" sesh. In reality, the drive-in is located in a small and dusty parking lot *right* next to a busy intersection/entryway to a major freeway. I've only ever been to one other drive-in theater (also in the LA area) so I was interested to see how these two compare.įirstly, the Electric Dusk website has a little bit of false advertising the pictures depict this very scenic, "heart of Hollywood" drive-in experience overlooking a city. I went here yesterday with my friend to see a showing of Pulp Fiction.
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