What could be better for a great summer getaway in PA than watching the latest flick on a really big screen in the great outdoors at one of Pennsylvania’s drive-in movie theaters! Entertaining generations of families and friends from PA and beyond for decades, our drive-in theaters are ready to roll the opening credits on a summer filled with original flicks and classics enjoyed with a jumbo popcorn. So grab your friends (and their friends) and your family and make your way for a fun night of double features viewed on one of PA’s big outdoor screens.
1. Becky’s Drive-In
Walnutport
Becky’s Drive-In, Pennsylvania’s second oldest, has been entertaining generations of movie goers since 1946. Named by USA Today as the nation’s 5th best drive-in theater, this family-owned and operated drive-in features a state-of-the-art digital projector and two screens. The main concession stand and Snack Express are guaranteed to satisfy all your cravings for movie theater cuisine, especially their renowned french fries. Rest up, because they often show a double feature!
2. Silver Drive-In
Johnstown
Silver Drive-In lights up Johnstown’s evening skies with one of the largest screens in the region. Showing double features each night at dusk, “rain or moon” (unless there are torrential downpours), the drive-in is a bit retro, definitely upscale, and totally enjoyable. Its unique, art-filled and recently renovated concession stand features great food, reasonable prices, and café seating.
3. Carrolltown Hi-Way Drive-In Theater
Carrolltown
You’re in for a treat with a trip to the Carrolltown Hi-Way Drive-In Theater. Movies are shown on their big screen via the world's brightest digital cinema projector. Despite the high-tech, the theater has all the nostalgia you’d expect from a drive-in that’s been in business for 70 or so years. Plan a family outing with the drive-in’s affordable prices – kids four years of age or younger get in for free and be sure to visit the concession stand for a variety of great tasting movie fare.
4. Brownsville Drive-In
Grindstone
Welcoming customers since 1949, the Brownsville Drive-In offers movie goers a premium, old-fashioned experience with a modern twist with its state-of-the-art projection, three large screens each typically showing a double feature, and a myriad of tasty treats from its concession stand.
5. Kane Family Drive-in Theatre
Kane
The family-owned Kane Family Drive-in Theatre invites you find a spot on their terraced lot and enjoy hit movies and double features on the 63-foot-tall screen. Before the movies, play a rousing game of miniature golf with your friends, family, and drive-in neighbors. Then, sit back, relax, and enjoy a movie under the stars. Children five years of age or younger enjoy free admission and the cost is just $3 for older children and senior citizens, and $7 for everyone else – a very affordable family adventure! Be sure to visit their concession stand for burgers, pizzas, popcorn, “hand dipped” milkshakes, and sodas.
6. Comet Drive-In
Dunbar
First opened in 1950, the Comet Drive-In can be considered something of a phoenix – closing in 1986 and then re-opening in 1993 and in operation ever since. The drive-in now features a state-of-the-art digital projector, FM stereo movie sound, and, best yet – popcorn made “the old theatre way,” along with other flavorful treats from its concession stand.
7. Reynolds Drive In
Transfer
The Reynolds Drive In offers entertainment, value, and lots of fun for the entire family. In addition to great movies on the big outdoor screen, they also host a variety of live entertainment, mini and pop up festivals, food fairs, flea market/yard sales, and cruise in/car shows throughout the year. Be sure to visit their Café where you’ll find a burgers, hot dogs, nachos, and other great selections. You can even park your RV and stay the night through Harvest Hosts.
8. Circle Drive-In Theatre
Dickson City
At 60+ years young, the Circle Drive-In Theatre‘s twin screens continue to delight generations of movie-goers. Many of their customers who came here as children are now introducing their grandchildren to the drive-in’s old-fashioned fun and charm. Be sure to visit their refreshment stand which is well stocked with great movie theater fare, including cold drinks, candy, popcorn, and pizza. This summer, get a jump on Halloween during NEPA Horror Fest featuring a variety of vendors, live music, a “meet & greet,” and, of course, super scary horror movies.
9. Super 322 Drive-In
Woodland
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Super 322 Drive-In theater with its fully restored and original neon sign is a definite slice of Americana, but with all the sight and sound features of a modern drive-in. Each show is a double feature of first-run, family-friendly films. Be sure to stop by their concession stand where you’ll find a full line-up of traditional drive-in fare, as well as some not-so-traditional items including chili dogs and slush puppies.