Opening in 1948, the Graham Drive-In is one of the oldest drive-in theaters in the state, according to the Texas Film Commission. This small-town drive-in, about 90 miles west of Fort Worth, is typically open on weekends during the summer season, and after Labor Day 2022, it’ll be open on Fridays and Saturdays. Tickets are $7 adults $5 for seniors, military and children 5–11 free for 4 and younger. It’s one of the cheapest family date nights around, at $20 per carload (or $10 per single adults, or $15 for military, police, firemen, teachers, students, doctors, nurses and seniors).ġ800 W Pearl St., Granbury 817/573-1311 4) Graham Drive-In Theatre The drive-in is typically open Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays during the summer for features on its single screen. Watch from your vehicle or from the porch chairs at the full-service snack bar. This family-owned theater 45 minutes southwest of Fort Worth has been in continuous operation since 1952. Check the website for upcoming screenings (single features) and visit their Facebook page for the most up-to-date info.ĥ301 I-45, Ennis 972/875-5505 3) Brazos Drive-In Theatre Tickets are $8 for adults and $4 for children and available for purchase at the on-site box office when you enter. Open since 2004, this theater is only a 30-minute drive south of downtown and the closest consistently-open option for Dallasites.
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$5 on Wednesdays. Follow on Facebook and Instagram the most up-to-date information.Ģ23 NE 4th Street, Fort Worth 817/717-7767 2) Galaxy Drive-In TheatreĮnnis, the North Texas town best known for its bluebonnets also boasts the Galaxy Drive-In, North Texas’ biggest drive-in movie theater with seven screens and a retro atmosphere thanks to the concession stand and putt-putt out front. Regular tickets are $8 for adults for 12 and older $5 for children 5–11 free for 4 and younger. Unfortunately no outside food or drinks is allowed, but you can order from the concession pavilion starting at 6pm and have the treats delivered to your vehicle once it’s ready so you don’t miss any part of the show. Dogs are welcome, too! During the winter season, you can ice skate under the pavilion. You’ll want to arrive early to avoid lines and let the littles play in the children’s play area to shake their sillies out before the movie. Book your tickets online or through the Coyote Drive-In app (worth having on your phone if you’re a cinephile). Right now movies are single showings (rather than double features) every day of the week. Our favorite destination is here at Coyote, which opened back in 2013. It’s at a great central location too, just across the river from downtown Fort Worth and close by the Stockyards. All movies begin at the sun goes down, so come before sunset to settle into a parking spot, and pop open your tailgate (or hatch) and start popping that popcorn. Here, we give you the highlights so you can plan for your next weekend (or weekday!) night out.
Dallas-Fort Worth has got a handful of new, new-ish and decades-old outdoor theaters to choose from, including one that’s easily our favorite for maximum family fun.
And in the many years since its heyday in the ’50s, drive-in movie theaters still offer a fun and affordable option for a night out with the family.
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