The Skyvue Drive-In Theater is located in Dothan, Alabama, and is one of Alabama’s most vintage-looking theaters.

This photo shows the Grove Drive-In Theater in Springdale, Arkansas, while it was still operating in the early 1980s.

The Lakewood Drive-In Theater located in Lakewood, California, pictured during the early 1980s.

While trends in movies and music might’ve changed since the year you were born, the Mission Tiki Drive-In Theatre has been operating since 1956 in Montclair, California.

This photo displays a mural of a man on a horse painted on the Van Nuys Drive-In Theater in Van Nuys, California.

A faded sign of the El Monte Drive-In Theater in El Monte, California, taken in the 1980s.

A roadside view of the Mt. Baldy Drive-In in La Verne, California, during the early 1970s.

A photo taken in 1973 of the Olympic Drive-In in West Los Angeles, California. California is famous for its beaches, so it’s no surprise that this sign celebrates the West Coast pastime of surfing.

A view of the large sign from the Victory Drive-In Theater in Van Nuys, California, celebrating the area’s photogenic natural beauty.

A vibrant sign for the Quinebaug Drive-In Theater in Quinebaug, Connecticut.

The sign for the Blue Starlite Mini Urban Drive-In in Miami.

A photo of the bright red sign for the Trail Drive-In Theater in Sarasota, Florida, taken in the 1980s.

The large billboard sign for the Sunset Drive-In Theater located in Moultrie, Georgia, during the late 1970s. If you’re a fan of sunsets, here are photos of some of the most beautiful sunsets in the world.

A photo of the Galesburg Drive-In Theater, a hard-to-miss roadside attraction in the Midwest, during the early 1980s in Galesburg, Indiana.

A photo taken in 1980 of the Drive-In Theatre in Marshalltown, Iowa.

The large blue sign for the Midway Drive-In Theater in Junction City, Kansas.

The Paducah Drive-In Theater during the late 1970s in Paducah, Kentucky.

The colorful back of the Ruston Drive-In Theater in Ruston, Louisiana. It might be vibrant but it doesn’t compare to some of the most amazing street murals in the world.

A photo taken in 1984 of the Brewer Drive-In Theater in Brewer, Maine.

Movie-goers pull into Bengies Drive-In Theatre in Baltimore, one of the few hundred drive-in movie theaters still in business. It’s one of many hidden American gems worth visiting.

A 1978 photograph of the Boro Drive-In Theater in Attleboro, Massachusetts.

A roadside view of the Bay State Drive-In Theater sign in Seekonk, Massachusetts. Massachusetts’ state nickname is the Bay State.

The Dartmouth Auto Theater in 1984 in Dartmouth, Massachusetts.

A photo of the Beltline Drive-In in Grand Rapids, Michigan, one of the most underrated American cities.

A billboard sign of the showings at the Ford-Wyoming Theatre in Dearborn, Michigan.

The Gay Drive-In Theater in Worthington, Minnesota, in 1980.

A photograph taken in 1988 of the Airways Drive-In in Saint Ann, Missouri.

A full view of the Golden Spike Drive-In in Omaha, Nebraska, which is considered one of the most caring cities in America.

A showing of the movie “We're the Millers” at the TK-Starlite Drive-In Theater in Neligh, Nebraska.

Cars and pickup trucks enter the Fiesta Drive-In movie theater in Carlsbad, New Mexico. The city of Carlsbad is also known for being home to some of the coolest caves in the world.

The neon sign of the Flamingo Drive-In Theater in Hobbs, New Mexico.

A photo of New York’s oldest operating drive-in theater, the Finger Lakes Drive-In Theater in Auburn, New York. It has been in operation since 1947.

Over 250 Mini Coopers converge for a "Mini" premiere of the 2003 film "The Italian Job" at a makeshift drive-in style theater on the Paramount Studios lot in Los Angeles.

People arrive for a movie at the Warwick Drive-In in Warwick, New York. Drive-in theaters are just one of the many businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

A photo taken in 1987 of the Star-Lite Drive-In Theater located in Minot, North Dakota.

A view of the Skyway Auto Theatre in Ashtabula, Ohio.

A photo of the Winchester Drive-In Theater sign in Oklahoma City. Back in the day, travelers down the historic Route 66 would find themselves passing through Oklahoma City.

A view of the Brewer’s Drive-In Theater in Pauls Valley, Oklahoma.

The retro sign of the K and D Drive-In in 1987 in Madras, Oregon.

The billboard sign of the Starlite Drive-In in Medford, Oregon.

A roadside view of the sign for the Maple Drive-In in Indian Orchard, Pennsylvania.

A photo of a faded entrance sign for the Twin Hi-Way Drive-In Theater in McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania.

The entrance sign for the Sunset Drive-In in Norland, Pennsylvania.

An old-fashioned sign for the Rte. 146 Drive-In Theater, now called the Rustic Tri-View Drive-In, in North Smithfield, Rhode Island.

The vintage sign for the Westerly Drive-In in Westerly, Rhode Island.

A photo of the sign for the Viking Drive-In Theater in Anderson, South Carolina.

A sign for the Malco Drive-In Theater in Memphis, Tennessee. Memphis is also famously home to Graceland, a mansion that looks frozen in time.

The Don Drive-In Theater sign featuring the shape of the state of Texas, in Port Arthur, Texas.

A photo shows the Tascosa Drive-In Theater in Amarillo, Texas. The structure shown in the photo no longer exists, but there is another drive-in theater using this name.

A multicolored sign for the Airline Drive-In in Houston, Texas.

A view of the Bordertown Drive-In in Laredo, Texas.

A photo taken in 1982 of The Gay 90 Drive-In Theater in Del Rio, Texas.

The entrance sign for the Milentz Drive-In Theatre in Liberty, Texas.

Everything’s bigger in Texas, including this vintage mural on the building of the Trail Drive-In Theater in San Antonio, Texas.

A wide view of the Mission Drive-In Theater located in San Antonio, Texas.

A photo of the Trail Drive-In Theater in Amarillo, Texas, taken in 1982.

A photo of the Sno King Drive-In Theater in Lynwood, Washington.

A photo of the retro building at the Duwamish Drive-In Theater in Seattle.

The colorful building of the Star Lite Drive-In Theater in Tacoma, Washington.

A photo of the Drive-In Theater in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

A vintage entrance sign for the 45 Outdoor Drive-In in New London, Wisconsin.

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