http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/a...120018/-1/CINCI

I got an email about this the other day and was really, really glad to hear the news. That drive-in is an excellent, cheap alternative to seeing movies in some of the larger places like the massive Springdale theatres and run down Hamilton ones. I like his ideas of showing classic movies and black and white movies, while still showing first run films on the weekends. He's also keeping up the tradition there for showing horror film classics! Its good to see that Ohio will not have yet another abandoned drive in like The Oakley Theatre in cincinnati...

At one point Ohio had the most drive in theares of any state. If you haven't been to the Holiday Auto Theatre, I highly reccomend it. Its open year round!

http://www.holidayautotheatre.com/

I got an email about this the other day and was really, really glad to hear the news. That drive-in is an excellent, cheap alternative to seeing movies in some of the larger places like the massive Springdale theatres and run down Hamilton ones. I like his ideas of showing classic movies and black and white movies, while still showing first run films on the weekends. He's also keeping up the tradition there for showing horror film classics! Its good to see that Ohio will not have yet another abandoned drive in like The Oakley Theatre in cincinnati...

At one point Ohio had the most drive in theares of any state. If you haven't been to the Holiday Auto Theatre, I highly reccomend it. Its open year round!

http://www.holidayautotheatre.com/

There is still a drive in here in Columbus, on South High Street.

It runs all summer long, and is packed every friday and saturday night.

With the technology getting cheaper and cheaper for high def projectors, drives ins could make a big comeback soon.

I hope so anyways.

http://www.drive-ins.com/theater/ohtsout