The Last Drive-In Picture Show
Drive-in movie theater in Gatesville, Texas
- Screens
- 2
- Admission
- $10 per carload
- Radio
- 90.3 FM
- Gates open
- Shows at dusk
- Outside food
- Allowed
- Season
- Open year-round
About The Last Drive-In Picture Show
The Last Drive-In Picture Show in Gatesville, Texas has been entertaining audiences since 1950, making it one of the longest-running drive-in theaters in the Lone Star State. The twin-screen theater is open seven nights a week, every night of the year except Christmas Eve, which sets it apart from most drive-ins that operate seasonally. Carload pricing makes it a budget-friendly family outing: $10 per carload on Fridays and Saturdays, and just $5 per carload all other nights. Both screens broadcast on 90.3 FM for clear in-car audio. Located along Highway 36 near Fort Hood, the theater is a go-to for Central Texas families and military personnel from the adjacent installation who want an authentic drive-in experience at an unbeatable value.
Good to know
- Food
- Outside food and drinks are allowed. Concession stand on site.
- Payment
- Cash only
- Opened
- 1950
- Snack bar
- Restrooms
Questions about The Last Drive-In Picture Show
How much does The Last Drive-In Picture Show cost?
Admission is $10 per carload. $10 per carload Friday–Saturday; $5 per carload all other nights.
What radio station is The Last Drive-In Picture Show on?
Movie audio broadcasts on 90.3 FM. Tune your car radio before the show starts, and bring a portable FM radio if you'd rather not run your car battery.
Can you bring outside food to The Last Drive-In Picture Show?
Yes, outside food is allowed.
What time do the gates open at The Last Drive-In Picture Show?
Movies start at dusk.
Is The Last Drive-In Picture Show open year-round?
Yes, it operates year-round, though nights of the week can change by season.
What payment does The Last Drive-In Picture Show accept?
Cash only.
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