Drive-In Theaters in Nevada
Nevada has 2 drive-in theaters still showing movies, spread across 2 towns. West Wind El Rancho Drive-In in Sparks is in the Reno area. West Wind Las Vegas Drive-In in North Las Vegas is the biggest, with 6 screens. Adult tickets run $10 to $10.25. 1 of them stays open year-round. The rest close for the winter.
Planning Your Visit to a Nevada Drive-In
Arrive Early
Gates typically open 1–2 hours before showtime. Arrive early for the best center spot, especially on busy weekend nights.
Tune Your FM
Sound is broadcast over FM radio. Check the theater's listed frequency before you go so you're ready to tune in.
Support the Snack Bar
All 2 Nevada drive-ins welcome outside food — but concession sales keep these theaters alive. Grab popcorn or a treat from the snack bar too.
Check the Season
1 of Nevada's 2 drive-ins are seasonal (spring–fall) and 1 run year-round. Verify hours for 2026 before heading out.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many drive-in theaters are left in Nevada?
- Nevada has 2 drive-in theaters left as of 2026, spread across 2 towns. Many open only for the summer season, so check each theater's page for current dates and showtimes.
- Are drive-in theaters in Nevada open year-round?
- 1 of Nevada's 2 drive-ins are seasonal (typically spring through fall), while 1 operates year-round. Check individual theater pages for current 2026 schedules.
- How much does it cost to go to a drive-in theater in Nevada?
- Adult admission at Nevada drive-ins ranges from $10–$10.25, with children's tickets from $2. Kids under 5 are often free, and double-feature nights add extra value. Check individual theater pages for current 2026 pricing.
- What FM frequency do Nevada drive-ins use?
- Each drive-in theater has its own FM frequency for audio. The exact frequency is listed on each theater's page on DriveInGuide — tune your car radio before showtime.
- Can I bring my own food to a drive-in in Nevada?
- Yes — all Nevada drive-ins welcome outside food and drinks. Bringing a cooler is encouraged, though buying from the concession stand directly supports these theaters.
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