Philadelphia, PA - If you're a movie buff, visiting one of Pennsylvania's drive-in movie theaters is in order. This drive-in is located east of State College and is perfect for families and movie buffs. In addition to watching the latest releases, you can take in classics and foreign films.
Comet Drive-In
The Comet Drive-In opened in 1955 and closed in 1979. The theater was the first drive-in movie theater in Lancaster County and was operated by Harry Chertcoff. In the spring of 1955, he announced plans to open a second drive-in theater. He named the theater the Comet Drive-In and opened it on June 22. The theater's advertisement for the opening night featured the name of the first movie to be shown there. The theater quickly filled up with patrons on the opening night. The theater was a hit with kids and a popular date night destination. There were even racing events involving kids in quarter-midget cars. The quarter-midget series was introduced in 1957 but seemed to go out of style by the next year. The Comet Drive-In is located in York, Pennsylvania. Showtimes vary, so call ahead to find out when movies will play. Please note that the theater is closed on certain days. US-119, Connellsville, PA 15425
Palace Garden Drive-In
You should visit a drive-in movie theater to see big-screen movies in a beautiful setting. Drive-in theaters have an open outdoor space that is great for viewing movies. They offer a comfortable, large seat and a wide movie screen. This drive-in theater opened in 1950 and has a friendly, family atmosphere. It features a double feature of current movies and a concession stand that sells classic drive-in food, soft drinks, and candy. The drive-in is still operating, features original equipment, and is a perfect destination for families and children. Palace Garden Drive-In movie theater is conveniently located in Indiana. It is family-friendly and offers ample parking. It also has movies that are free for kids. 225 Indian Springs Rd, Indiana, PA 15701
The Circle Drive-In
Located in the Pennsylvania countryside, The Circle Drive-In Movie Theater is an iconic institution of drive-in movie culture. With two screens, this classic movie house presents a variety of contemporary films. The Circle Drive-In has been a part of this region's film scene for over a century. One of the most distinctive features of The Circle Drive-In Movie Theater is that it is an outdoor theater. In addition to its classic movie theater experience, it hosts an annual flea market on Sundays. During these hours, visitors can shop for everything from vintage to vintage. The theater also transforms into a haunted attraction during the haunted season in October. The Circle Drive-In is a historic drive-in movie theater in Scranton, Pennsylvania. This historic venue offers classic movies, including classic horror films, and features a concession stand. Thanks to the theater's AM radio station, you can also listen to classic movies over the radio.1911 Scranton Carbondale Highway Dickson City, Scranton, PA 18508
Shankweiler's Drive-In
In Orefield, Pennsylvania, you can take your family to Shankweiler's Drive-In Theater to see a movie at the old-fashioned drive-in theater. It's one of the country's oldest drive-in movie theaters and features a single screen. The drive-in has been in operation since 1934. Its screen is large, and there is great sound in the theater. There are concession stands selling hamburgers and hot dogs, and the staff is amiable. Shankweiler offers a variety of movies for the whole family and family-friendly movies on the weekends. Kids can also play games and visit the concession stand. The theater sells funnel cake, ice cream, water ice, and portable radios. The drive-in is a summertime favorite in Pennsylvania. It would not exist without the dedication of previous owners. The new owner, Lauren Walser, has an architecture background and plans to restore the Arts and Crafts bungalow to its original charm. 4540 Shankweiler Rd, Orefield, PA 18069
