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10. Squirt - 2008-03-31 01:45:23

Yes, years ago when drive-in movies were commonplace. You would find the perfect spot and then a nice family of 4 would pull up beside you … I would make my boyfriend move to another spot. In those days, it was more unusual to see people watching the movie than to see cars with steamy windows – Everybody was ‘doing’ it.

9. ali - 2008-03-31 01:43:58

I remember going to the drive in when I was a little little girl, My parents would pile us in the station wagon and off we would go.. Yes, we had to cover our eyes at all the bad parts.

As a teen, a young adult hell as a not young adult every summer at least one trip to the drive in was a must.

The next town over {at home} there was and still is a drive in. My best friend and I {Timothy} used to take the neighborhood kids or my family / his family kids. Give them a memory.

Their first Drive in. I don’t know how many children I’ve created that memory for. I remember one year about 7 ago they wanted to close the Drive in down. Yeah, that lasted about a day.

It will never close.

8. Jessie and Coyde - 2008-02-16 02:52:24

Wow! are we glad we found the Stardust Drive in at Ayr,

Drive-in movie theaters used to be the rage of the fifties and sixties but they still exist in every Aussie state to this day. They might be hard to find but they are worth the trip and the time, if only for nostalgic reasons. With indoor movie theater’s high ticket costs and outrageous concession stand prices, you will find drive-ins to be a bargain as well as a novelty. So pack up the blanket and head to the great outdoors.