Brazos Drive-In
Drive-in movie theater in Granbury, Texas
- Screens
- 1
- Radio
- 89.1 FM
- Gates open
- Shows at dusk
- Season
- Seasonal
About Brazos Drive-In
The Brazos Drive-In opened on June 5, 1952 and has never stopped running — making it the longest continuously operating drive-in theater in Texas. Situated just one mile from Granbury's beautiful historic downtown courthouse, the single-screen theater sits on the banks of its namesake river region and is a cornerstone of Hood County community life. The theater runs from approximately March through November, with a double feature every single night broadcast on 89.1 FM. Admission is a flat $20 per carload — an outstanding value that brings together families, couples, and friends for a classic Texas evening under the stars. Free Movie Wednesdays make it even more accessible. The original popcorn machine is still in use, and the Brazos Drive-In is listed on the Texas Drive-Ins Film Trail as a site of cultural significance.
Good to know
- Food
- Concession stand on site.
- Payment
- Cash, Credit card or debit card
- Season
- Open approximately March through November. Double feature every night; free movies on Wednesdays.
- Opened
- 1952
- Double Features
- Snack bar
- Restrooms
- Pet Friendly
- Playground
Questions about Brazos Drive-In
What radio station is Brazos Drive-In on?
Movie audio broadcasts on 89.1 FM. Tune your car radio before the show starts, and bring a portable FM radio if you'd rather not run your car battery.
What time do the gates open at Brazos Drive-In?
Movies start at dusk.
Is Brazos Drive-In open year-round?
No, it's a seasonal drive-in. Open approximately March through November. Double feature every night; free movies on Wednesdays.
What payment does Brazos Drive-In accept?
Cash, Credit card or debit card.
Are dogs allowed at Brazos Drive-In?
Yes, leashed pets are welcome.
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