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Drive-In Theaters in Virginia

Virginia has 7 drive-in theaters still showing movies, spread across 7 towns. Goochland Drive-In Theater in Hadensville and Historic Route 11 Drive-In Theatre in Stephens City have the most screens, 2 each. Adult tickets run $7 to $12. All of them close for the winter, so check season dates before you go.

7active theaters
$7–$12adult admission
Map of 7 drive-in theaters in Virginia
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Planning Your Visit to a Virginia Drive-In

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Arrive Early

Gates typically open 1–2 hours before showtime. Arrive early for the best center spot, especially on busy weekend nights.

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Tune Your FM

Sound is broadcast over FM radio — Virginia drive-ins use frequencies from 87.9 FM to 94.9 FM. The exact frequency is listed on each theater's page.

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Support the Snack Bar

All 7 Virginia drive-ins welcome outside food — but concession sales keep these theaters alive. Grab popcorn or a treat from the snack bar too.

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Check the Season

All Virginia drive-ins operate seasonally — most run spring through fall. Verify hours for 2026 before heading out.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many drive-in theaters are left in Virginia?
Virginia has 7 drive-in theaters left as of 2026, spread across 7 towns. Many open only for the summer season, so check each theater's page for current dates and showtimes.
Are drive-in theaters in Virginia open year-round?
All 7 drive-ins in Virginia operate seasonally, typically spring through fall. Always check each theater's listing for current 2026 hours before heading out.
How much does it cost to go to a drive-in theater in Virginia?
Adult admission at Virginia drive-ins ranges from $7–$12, with children's tickets from $3–$6. 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 Virginia drive-ins use?
Each Virginia drive-in has its own FM frequency. Theaters in the state use frequencies ranging from 87.9 FM to 94.9 FM. The exact frequency is listed on each theater's page — tune in before the movie starts.
Can I bring my own food to a drive-in in Virginia?
Yes — all Virginia 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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