🎬🚗Paramount Drive In Theaters
7770 Rosecrans Ave Paramount, CA 90723

Built in 1947, it now has two new 75-foot screens and digital projections, as well as a snack bar that also allows food and drinks (no alcohol allowed) and no pets allowed. At present, Amway is the largest one, and the environment is relatively good.

🎬🚗Electric Dusk Drive-In
236 N Central Glendale, CA 91203

It used to be shown in the city centre, but has since moved to Glendale. The on-site snack bar offers popcorn, coffee, hot chocolate, a wide selection of sweets and beverages. Lawn chairs can be placed and lawn chairs are available for rent.

Early Bird parking ticket 20, admission ticket 8; Doors open 1 hour before start on Friday and 1.5 hours before start on Saturday on a first-come, first-served basis. Remember to prepare your favorite snacks and drinks in advance! Open the window and enjoy a unique viewing experience with a gentle breeze on your cheeks. Cozy cushions, warm blankets, and a great movie make for an unforgettable night.


🎬🚗The Roadium Open Air Market
2500 W Redondo Beach Blvd Torrance, CA 90504

It's a drive-in movie theater and a flea market. Unfortunately, Drive-in is currently suspended... Look forward to it!

🎬🚗Vineland Drive-In
443 Vineland Ave City of Industry, CA 91746

This house has played Chinese movies several times before, so many international students go to clock in; Open all year, $10 / person at the door.

🎬🚗Rubidoux Drive-In Theatre & Swap Meet
3770 Opal St Riverside, CA 92509

Built in 1948, that original Art Deco screen is still a feature of the theater today, with a touch of Route 66 vintage. You can watch two movies on the same screen, or you can bring a lawn chair and sit outside the car. There is a snack bar on site with popcorn, candy and nachos, or you can bring your own snacks! Pets and alcohol are not allowed.

The retro atmosphere is filled with a family, the logo wall is the punch card; No pets or alcohol.

🎬🚗Van Buren Drive-In Theatre

3035 Van Buren Blvd, Riverside, CA 92503

Built in 1964 and now featuring four screens, drive-through features the old California Orange Ranch theme, two movies can be watched on the same screen, there is an on-site snack bar with popcorn, candy and nachos, etc., or bring your own snacks! Pets and alcohol are not allowed.

Tips:

Queue entry will be relatively slow, it is recommended to go early, after all, the parking space is first come first served, sit behind really can not see... Be sure to ask what channel the station is turning to when you enter!

It is recommended to bring your own snacks, even if there are drinks, popcorn and taco three-piece set; Choose bright colors or lively colors of the movie, the experience is better, after all, the surrounding is relatively dark; It can still get cold at night, so if you have to sit outside on a chair, bring a coat!

Finally, Los Angeles summer night is really comfortable, lying in the car to open the window and cool wind blowing in, look up occasionally can see the stars, really do not consider the film itself, or very retro slow life feeling!