West Wind Capitol 6 Drive-In

Drive in theaters remind me of the classic movie dates and at an affordable price of 5.75 per person on a Tuesday is such a good deal. Came here around 8pm for a 8:55pm showing of Central Intelligence Ft Kevin hart and Dwayne Johnson and it was already popping with trucks and cars in the lot. There was a cafeteria and restroom behind our screening lot with plenty of food for actually a price cheaper than other movie theaters. The set up looked somewhat ghetto with fencing and tent tarps but it didn’t matter much. The screening lots were made on bumps for better viewing when parked and there were around 6 or so screening lots. The downside to a drive in theater is that there only show movies at night because of the lighting so don’t expect to hop into a movie drive in during the day.
We actually brought our own snacks because it was more cheaper and had the options we liked. You can pretty much bring anything here, more freedom than other theaters. Seating is also more comfortable because you can recline your own car seat and I also see families popping open their van trunk to view from there. Also saw people with foldable chairs out which make it such a cozy and family environment. As for the audio of the movie, all you gotta do is tune into a radio selection that they choose and BAM, adjustable audio volume to your liking. Really enjoyed the movie itself and the whole drive in experience in all.

Cheaper than going to the theaters and easier for kids. You dont have to worry about kids being too loud and you can bring in your own food if you prefer.
Movies start later in summer to keep up with the sunset so try and take your kids to the first round of shows. The later shows arent let in until the stalls are empty for the first shows. Come at least 30 minutes early… up to an hour if you want a goood spot or are traveling in groups.
They take visa and Mastercard for entry and concessions inside.

Best movie experience! We have 3 kids under 5 and come here often. The kiddos can watch the movie and move around freely in the car or outside if you set up lawn chairs. I’d recommend this to anyone.

Well I really love to come here with the family Nd catch a movie. Summer time nice night we get to sit outside. And we don’t really need to worry bout the youngest bugging other ppl.
BUT ! I warn u bring your own food. There is a woman with short grey hair who my wife went tinkle next to, they opened the stall door same time but my wife went to the sink and washed her hands the woman went out the door. My wife then went out to watch the same woman walk behind the food court. This was after we ate the popcorn too bad we tried to call it in and complain but the numbers we had were no good so we will reach out publicly on social media. Go for the movies only stay away from the food. So as much as I love this place that really messed up my feelings. I will be back but will not spend a dime in the food court!

While the drive in can be a fun, unique and very low cost source of entertainment. I agree with another reviewer that the drugs are very apparent and make me hesitant to go. I have been to this drive-​in about 4 times in the last several months… and EVERY time there are one or more cars smoking pot. Granted, this is apparently a drug now becoming legal of some sorts. but, when there is a car with several adult men with tattoo sleeves smoking weed and blasting hard core rap while at the Alice in Wonderland screen. you have to wonder whether this is the safest environment.

We go here all the time! It’s a great place to watch new movies for a fairly cheap price. It’s at a convenient location, so we tend to always go whenever we’re in the area (which is often).
The location/​lot is a bit sketchy and messy at times because they have a flea market (not sure if it’s daily) before the movies start. And the occasional trains passing by is very distracting but we still love going here!
We tend to not leave the car that much, so I’m not sure about the snack bar, but their bathrooms are pretty clean.
Kick back relax and bring your favorite food to eat in the car! Enjoy the movie :)

We always go to drive in its cheaper n good for nikhils but lately i have seen alot of people doing drugs there
It doesnt feel like its safe anymore the environment with plp doing drugs i even informed the security n manager but when i went back the plp were still there
N worst of all there is no number to call them n talk to them i had to walk back to the front to inform them
N when i went back after using the restroom those plp were still there n were doing drugs
Dont feel comfortable taking my kid there
They should also have a number where. Customers can directly reach them in such circumstances

Hands-​down, going to a Drive-​In Theatre has got to be one of the best things I have ever experienced. It’s Summer Time Fine and with the cool breeze flowing through your car window makes it 10x better
My S/​O and I drove here to watch X-​men yesterday night. Aside from the entrance/​ticket line and several people smoking weed near you, I can honestly say that watching a movie in your car with your S/​O is pretty darn cute and romantic.
I only saw one movie that night but I love how you pay one price to watch more than one feature. I haven’t bought anything from the concession stand but I like how you are able to load up your food in the car when you go.
On a side-​note: I really like how I can talk while watching a movie lol. I’d absolutely come back to watch more movies in the future.

LOVE THIS PLACE! My husband and I visit at least once a week. 7 bucks for two movies and you get to be in your pajamas? WIN.
(I recommend buying snacks before you go, they are frequently out of stock with most everything except candy and soda.)

Tuesday night date night with my man at the drive ins is a favorite. I love the tacos, too. Overall everyone is nice that works there… aside from this older, miserable, snarky woman that gave me ish for asking her if they have parmesan. She is in the popcorn station. That is apparently beyond her skill set to know the answer to this question. What with the yuuuuge menu and complex systems one finds at a theater concession stand.

Went here for my first drive in theater experience at their annual Free Movie event and LOVED it! 5 huge screens with great resolution.
It was hectic at the end when everybody is leaving, but with hundreds of cars in the lot, it was expected.
Can’t wait to come back with a truck and blankets!

STEPS TO HAVING A HASSLE FREE DRIVE IN THEATER EXPERIENCE:
1.) go online to see what movies are playing, prices are about $ 7.50 for adults, $ 1 for kids 5 – 11, and free for children younger.
2.) if its summertime fine and the weather is sun shiney hot, this place will be PACKED so go at least a couple hours before the movie starts or it will take a while to get in
3.) skip the movie snack junk & lines, bring your own pizzas or anything for dinner so you can kick back and relax
4.) do not forget folding chairs, blankets, possibly pillows
5.) plan for a double feature if you want your moneys worth!
6.) have a safe drive navigating your way out and be patient… it can be a mess! Watch out for random little kids running out and about!
7.) if your car dies out from having the radio on the whole time, it’s a common thing that the employees can help with so don’t freak out!
8.) have fun!
There are so many things that I did routinely before I started Unilocaling that they became so part of my life that I kind of just forgot to Unilocal about it! The drive in theaters is one of those fond memories. Luckily I was able to have one of the very very few drive in theaters left close to home so we frequented this quite often. I always overlooked this because I didn’t know that drive in theaters were very scarce.
Drive in theaters are great because you can have an intimate, cozy sit in your car type of night, or if you’re going with a large group of friends or family, you just park and bring lawn chairs and a tiny fold up table like we do! We usually grab something for dinner and bring that in (traditionally we grab bunch of pizzas or BBQ). You pretty much check online to see what movies are being shown and if you’re a night owl, you’re in luck because once you’re inside, you get a DOUBLE FEATURE! That’s right, 2 movies for the price of one. It’s just such a fun experience to be watching movies outside, not having to worry about whispering or blocking people’s views, and to feel the crisp air on a summertime night.
Despite the greatness, there are a few downsides. For one, the theater can get pretty dirty because it shares the lot with the flee market (flee market in the mornings on some days, movies at night). The biggest setback (but is not the theaters fault) is the TRAFFIC. Literally if you do not go a couple hours early during the summertime when this place is at it’s peak, you will be waiting for HOURS just trying to get in. Navigating the parking lot is super tricky as well, so the earlier you go, the less packed it will be, and the easier it will be to navigate. At night when you leave is probably the worst part because it’s like a traffic jam in the dark and trying to figure out how to move around all the parked cars and kids running around in the dark because their parents aren’t watching them is a complete mess. So be warned.

I usually love coming here, but having one bad experience can ruin everything.
I came here two weeks ago to watch Zootopia, and happened to get a flat tire from running something over. Thankfully someone told us about it before the movie started, that person also told us that the drive ins reimburses for the tire. I honestly wouldn’t have cared if I could’ve patched it up, but the tire wasn’t repairable and it was a brand new car with less than 10,000 miles. My boyfriend also had to change to a spare at the theatres because it went totally flat in less than a minute.
The supervisor easy nice enough to give me a refund and a free ticket, but that doesn’t cut out for a $ 113 tire and the trouble to go buy a tire. On top of that, he didn’t provide much but to «return with the receipt» So I went to the drive ins the weekend after and the supervisor told me I had to go during flea market time.
I went in today, and had to go through about 3 people in order to talk to the manager. The last person I met up with before talking to the manager was an older lady. When we told her about our situation she automatically said «haven’t I seen you before? Didn’t you come here the other day?» To me, I felt offended. I interpreted what she said as «all Asian’s look alike».
She went to get the manager, and the manager refused to give us any kind of refund because we didn’t get the «tread» level on the tires. His exact words were «I’m not going to pay you the full $ 113, but I will pay you for what your tire is worth.» And told us to go back to the tire shop and get the tread level, which I’m not going to do. Its a waste of time and gas to go to multiple locations.
If they had better communication, I wouldn’t have to constantly waste my time and gas to get reimbursed for a single tire.
Definitely not going back to the drive ins ever again.

I have always wondered how it would feel like when you go to drive-​in movies. I used to see old movies where people would drive to these places during the weekends or summer, it is presented as an iconic, an landmark, and an tradition. This is considered old school and it is great. Unfortunately places like this are dwindling and are on the brink of extinction.
A co-​worker told me to come and check out this place after I told her that we didn’t do much during our break. Since she knows I haven’t been to Drive-​in movies, she recommended the check-​in west wind capitol. So I checked the website (
) to see wants showing and get more info. Wow! it’s $ 5.25 every Tuesdays Family Fun Night. Regular admission is $ 7.95 for adults and 1.25 for kiddos Not too shabby!
And so we went on to Tuesday’s show. We saw the double feature… you can’t beat that! We got our snacks and enjoyed the view. The upside is you can watch on the benefit of being inside your car. Downside is that when you have more people with you, it can be a hassle for the ones sitting at the passengers side… unless you park backside facing the giant screen. You can also bring some folding chairs and flop it outside your car… just make sure to open windows so you can hear the sound from the radio. Once you paid your tickets you will be told which frequency to go to listen for.
It’s an experience on the budget. Next time bring blankets too and be ready to snuggle up on your next movie date!
BTW, Free movies on April 28! Come one, come all! There’s music and games for the entire family. They also got $ 1 nachos so haul the kids and enjoy an american tradition.

We found this drive in movie theatre on a spontaneous Unilocal search and it was so worth it!
The movies generally start at about 8pm, about $ 7.95 for anyone over 11 years old and $ 1 for children 5 – 11 years old, FREE for under 5 years old! The price is so worth it compared to a regular movie theatre, and the experience is way better. What makes it even better is you pay $ 7.95 for a DOUBLE feature movie! So two movies for the price of one. Pretty awesome
We arrived at 7:45pm on a Monday night and there was already a line of cars waiting to go in. We got a pretty good place to park and look at the screen from. By 8:10pm the place was pretty much covered in cars.
You listen to the movie through your radio so MAKE SURE YOUR CAR RADIO WORKS!!!
Loved the experience, this is going to be my go to place to watch movies from now on.

Super cool! I ran across a facebook event for this theater (I didn’t even know drive-​in theaters existed still), and decided I wanted to see a movie at a drive-​in. So, one Saturday night, I went with some friends to see Zootopia! I actually really enjoyed watching the movie from my trunk — if I went a bit more prepared, it would have been super comfortable. Next time! I will definitely bring some sort of blanket or soft covering for the car.
Anyway, super cheap compared to theaters at $ 7.95 including tax, and you just drive up to a spot and there you are! We had a double feature with Allegiant but it was too late and raining harder. Yep I went while it was sort of raining, but it was fine nonetheless! Probably not a good idea if it’s pouring, but if it’s raining lightly or raining on/​off, it’s fine! Highly recommend, such a cool experience! I might start watching movies more because for some reason, watching a movie at a drive-​in is my favorite way to watch a movie thus far. (Yes, beats watching in a normal theater and even beats me watching movies on my bed.)

BEST FAMILY DATE NIGHT EVER! $ 7 adults $ 1 children for two movies sometimes even three? Can’t beat that! Small playground for the kiddos. Perfect because you need to be there earlier if you want a good spot, especially for new releases. This spot isn’t a well kept secret! No swings at the playground anymore. I recall swinging here when I was little. Anyone else?
Tuesday nights are discount nights, I don’t recall prices for this event because unfortunately I have not been able to get out there during the week. Maybe for spring break next week.
Another reason I love going to the drive ins versus walk in theater is being able to bring your own snacks! Adult beverages if you like to live dangerously. Let’s say you didn’t plan ahead they also have reasonably priced concessions. I indulged in a waffle cone with rocky road and coffee Brayers ice cream. I wanted mint chip however they don’t carry that one. Lucky for me the other flavors made me forget about my mint hankering.
I’ve also been here sans the kiddos and that’s great too! All around great time for all ages!
Movies I’ve seen in recent memory are as follows:
Minions Movie
Good Dinosaur
Good Dinosaur/​Star Wars
Zootopia (SOOO GOOD!)

I loved the drive-​in theater. My first drive in experience.
It’s such an old fashion way to go on a romantic date. My wife and I loaded our car with pillows, blankets, and food (home made pop corn and drinks).
I did not feel like it was much crowded that day. But its better to go early to find better spot.
$ 5 on Tuesdays for two movies. Nothing can beat that.
I just love the whole idea of drive-​in movie theaters.
I will come back for sure. One of my favorite movie destinations now. ;)

I love coming to this drive-​in! The prices are MUCH cheaper compared to a regular adult ticket at a sit down theater ($ 7.50 compared to ~$ 13!). I recommend coming here to see all those movies that aren’t action-​based, since the screens are a lot further and the sound is going to come out of your car speakers. But if you’d rather cuddle up in your car and be able to munch on your own snacks and foods during a movie, then give this drive-​in a try!
Every time I’ve been here, there has been plenty of parking space available at each screen (even for movie premieres). The parking spots are slanted so you’ll be angled up for a better view over the SUV parked in front of you.
The only thing that kind of sucks is the loud sound of the occasional train that runs by the place (train track is right behind one of the screens).

Thanks for the free rose on Valentine’s day!
To the people that blast the movie from your car, I appreciate you.
Please clean up after yourselves everyone…
(Also need better cleaning from the flea market)

I loved going to West Wing Capitol 6 Drive-​In!
I went on Valentine’s night at 7 pm and we still managed to get a pretty good spot despite only being 15 minutes early. We had fun tuning in the radio to one of the movies in view while waiting in line. The employees at the ticket booth were highly capable despite the crowds. The restrooms were clean.
Unfortunately, the area isn’t that interesting. Bring your own snacks to avoid the expensive movie theater food.

If you are one of those people who enjoy talking about the movie while watching the movie, this is the perfect place for you! Watch the movie in the comfort of your own car, with your own snacks and drinks. There is a café/​food court where you can buy food and drinks from too, if you didn’t bring any.
2 back to back movie for the price of one, can’t get better than that. :)
Make sure your radio and stereo in car is working. That’s how you are gonna get the audio from the movies.

I feel so inclined to confess never having been to a drive in theatre before. It’s because I’m not the only one! Solidarity with my fellow Unilocalers :)!
Anyway, I was reading about how you can bring in your own food and drinks so I already got excited. How many times do you go see a movie and have to plan your meal around it because you don’t want to shell out a ton of money for the limited concessionary selection? Plenty– for me at least! But since my boyfriend likes for me to get the most out of new experiences, he told me we could just buy everything there. He also said it was half of the fun– so who I am to turn down fun?!
I think I had some crazy idea made up in my head along the lines of the heydays of drive in theaters. But those days are long gone as everyone would rather go see the latest and greatest 3-​D, HD, holographic movies. You know, with the fancy leather chairs and temperature controlled rooms. But there’s something about being able to sit in the comfort of your own car with whomever you want. You don’t have to worry about speaking out of turn to disrupt the movie. You can check your phone at your leisure. I’m not one of those obnoxious people that does that in a theater, but I like being able to laugh at something and make a comment. Or ask a question if I’m watching a movie without a bunch of strangers sitting around.
It’s a bit of a drive, so I don’t think I’ll be a regular. But I know I’ll be back. And next time, I’m going to bring a ton of my own food, snacks, and drinks! I was going to knock off a star since the facilities aren’t exactly in pristine shape, but everyone who worked there was so nice– who am I to deny them their fifth star!