Park your car, hit the concession stand and catch new releases at nostalgic drive-in theaters across Oklahoma.
The Chief Drive-In Theatre was built in 1949 and is one of the oldest and last standing drive-ins in the state of Oklahoma. This historic drive-in offers covered seating, full concessions and clean restrooms. Drive out and enjoy an old-fashioned, family-friendly experience with a new list...
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Feel the nostalgia of a classic American good time at the El-Co Drive-In Theater in Shattuck. Right off Main Street on the north side of town, El-Co Drive-In boasts a massive 100x60 foot screen and state-of-the-art digital projector playing the latest blockbuster action, comedy and family...
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The Beacon Drive-In Theater is one of the oldest drive-in movie theaters in Oklahoma and has been operated by the Powell family for three generations. The theater was built in late 1949 and opened on April 22, 1950, as a venture of Video Theaters and A.R. Powell, Sr. and is still showing movies...
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Corral Drive-In RV Park in Guymon features 27 pull-thru RV sites and 23 back-in sites, both types available with 30/50 amp service, sewer and water hookups. Guests are also welcome to bring pop-up campers and tents. The RV park offers laundry facilities, restrooms, showers, free WiFi and an RV...
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Tulsa's Admiral Twin Drive-In opened originally as a single screen in 1951. A second screen was added a year later and renamed The Admiral Twin Drive-In. It epitomizes the nostalgic drive-in movie theatres of the past, so much so that it was featured in the Francis Ford Coppola's classic 'The...
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Enjoy an Oklahoma City tradition during a visit to Winchester Drive-In. This historic theatre has drawn large crowds and various types of films since it opening in 1968. Just look for "Chester the neon cowboy" on Western Ave as your guide to the big screen. Grab your lawn...
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The Tower Drive-In Theatre in Poteau is the largest drive-in screen in southeast Oklahoma. This fully digital movie theater shows double features on Friday and Saturday nights, as well as single features throughout the remainder of the week. The on-site concession stand offers burgers, nachos,...
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Enjoy a nostalgic, family-friendly experience when parking your car and watching an outdoor movie at Sapulpa's Tee Pee Drive-In. Originally built in 1949, the theatre provided old-fashioned fun for over 50 years before its closure in 1999. With new ownership and...
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