Completely agree. I used to live in Florida and we had a drive-in movie theater about a mile from my house. Although it didn't have the "comforts" of an indoor

Completely agree. I used to live in Florida and we had a drive-in movie theater about a mile from my house. Although it didn't have the "comforts" of an indoor movie theater, the biggest selling point was they showed two new release movies for the much less than the price of a regular ticket. The concession prices were fairly priced, but even better was you could arrive early, bring a cooler, set-up a small grill and make your own food. For sound, you tuned your radio to a channel and could listen in your car. The place was always packed. I found myself going to the movies much more. I moved from there 10 years ago and can count on one hand the number of movies I have seen in a theater. Cost definitely plays a key role in my decision to not go. http://www.silvermoondrivein.com/ http://www.silvermoondrivein.com/