Starlight Drive-In Theatre and Flea Market

Me and my man enjoy going to the drive-in for date night. You get to enjoy your movie without the distraction of people walking across you all night. They have a nice snack stand with good movie snacks. We went to the indoor theater a few weeks ago, and both got sick, so it's the drive-in for me.

Be prepared to not be able to watch the first movie. People arrive up to an hour and a half late, and apparently no one knows how to turn off their headlights and there's no staff to enforce people turning them off. Many people leave their car running, which means that even if their headlights are off, their parking lights (yellow) are on which still washes out the screen. People leave halfway through the movie and turn their headlights on to exit, blinding you. Snack bar has popcorn, nachos and hot dogs and Skittles and Whoppers. They're overpriced for the size, but you can bring in your own snacks. There are no napkins at the snack bar. The restrooms were very clean, but there were no paper towels, only an air dryer. TP was stocked, one toilet didn't look like it was flushing. The movie or song will start before the other, so if you have movie and no sound, just wait. Before you go practice turning off your headlights so you don't turn on your high beams 3 times figuring it out. Learn how to dial in the FM radio before arriving. Bring your own napkins and snacks, and be prepared to not really get to watch the first movie. If you park to the side and leave your headlights on, yes you're still washing out the screen, just turn them off. If you park in the back and leave your headlights on you're watching it the screen and blinding everyone on front of you. Maybe if you go on a busy night it's better staffed, but I thought going on an off night would provide a better experience. People move around after the first movie, some to leave, some to swap screens, some to get a better spot, some for reasons unknown. People arrive up to 40 minutes late for the second movie, but after that it was mostly good, outside of People turning on their headlights randomly for a couple of seconds. I arrived 45 minutes early to get a good spot, and thankfully no giant trucks parked in front of me, but they did shine their headlights in my side mirrors and blind me. I had to ask 3 different people to turn off their headlights. I don't care if you're going at it on the back seat- have fun, just please turn off your headlights. This is best for viewing if you've seen the movies before and don't care if you can see what you're watching. It's $10/person and you can being in your own snacks, so it's a good deal, provided you live nearby. Please note that the screens look small in the photos, but they're actually quite large and a good size for viewing from the car.

Last if its kind, for sure. Could be perfect, but the staff really need to communicate to the patrons the importance of making sure their headlights are fully off. Even going out and making sure people are turning them off. Really ruins the movie, and I'm sure they'd listen to staff if asked.

If there's an issue with the screen or audio, they do not assist or help. You pretty much wasted your money. The audio was delayed on the movie, so when I went around to the front I saw the front desk person in his SUV. He ignored me and drove off. They also don't have a number listed so no help there even. There was a truck with their lights on the first 20 minutes.

If I'm being quite honest the lightning of the movie is very dim. I've been to this driving on three other occasions and I experienced the same thing with the lightning of the movie is damn and you could barely see some of the characters faces movies such as black panther: wakanda forever. The blue people were very dark and damn you really couldn't make out their faces that well.