Ozoner 29 Twin Drive-In

About Ozoner 29 Twin Drive-In

Ozoner 29 Twin Drive-In is a relative newcomer to the New York drive-in scene, having opened in 2004 along Route 29 in Broadalbin, Fulton County. Despite its younger age, the two-screen theater has quickly established itself as a regional favorite for Capital Region families seeking a classic drive-in outing in a scenic Adirondack foothills setting. Operated by the same family that runs El Rancho Drive-In in Palatine Bridge, Ozoner 29 shares a commitment to affordable, family-friendly programming. Adults pay $10, children 3–11 are $5, and kids 2 and under are free. One of Ozoner 29's distinctive features is its Picnic Permit system: for just $5 per vehicle, guests can bring their own food and beverages — a rarity among modern drive-ins and a practical option for large families on a budget. The drive-in runs late April through September, going nightly in peak summer months.

Good to know

Food

Outside food and drinks are allowed. Concession stand on site.Outside food discouraged, $5 picnic permit required at the ticket booth.

Payment

Cash, Credit card or debit card

Season

Open late April through September. Weekends in spring and fall; nightly in peak summer.

Opened

2004

• Double Features
• Snack bar
• Restrooms

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