An update is that the front part of the property has been cleared and a mobile home has been setup on the property in 2019. The concession building is still there.
The field is empty except for the concrete foundation of the area that was in front of the concession building with a railing on each end. The property is for sale.
Nothing remained of the drive in since the late 70’s. No outline or any ramps. The property was taken over by an oilfield company in 1979 and any trace of the drive in was removed or bulldozed over.
I believe this picture might be the Buckhorn drive in located in Mission, Texas.
The self storage company has changed the name of the facility from Drive-In Storage to CubeSmart Self Storage.
The property is still sitting vacant and for sale.
THIS OPEN AD IS FOR THE ORIGINAL FIESTA DRIVE IN, NOT THE X-RATED DRIVE IN THAT IS PRESENTLY OPEN.
THIS PICTURE IS FROM THE ORIGINAL FIESTA DRIVE IN, NOT THE X-RATED DRIVE IN THAT IS PRESENTLY OPEN.
By 2010 all traces of the drive in have been removed with new development.
The address for the present day occupant of the old theater building, Indoor Soccer, is 7115 Clarewood Drive.
Yes, the drive in has been torn down.
In 2020, the old projection booth was still standing, but in bad shape in back of the old drive in property.
An update is that the front part of the property has been cleared and a mobile home has been setup on the property in 2019. The concession building is still there.
V.F.W stands for Veterans of Foreign War.
This photo is from the original Fiesta drive in theater. The x-rated Fiesta drive in that is operating now was never a twin drive in.
The field is empty except for the concrete foundation of the area that was in front of the concession building with a railing on each end. The property is for sale.
The property is not used as an actual drive in theater anymore.
The screen is the only structure left standing on the property.
The Veterinary incorporated the old concession building as part of his business.
Yes, Llano had a drive in at one time. I haven’t been able to find much information on it.
Nothing remained of the drive in since the late 70’s. No outline or any ramps. The property was taken over by an oilfield company in 1979 and any trace of the drive in was removed or bulldozed over.
I believe the dumpster company left in 2018.
I don’t believe this is the screen tower for the Sky-Vue drive in located in Lamesa??
The concession building is still standing as of November 2020.
The foundation of the ticket booth is still there as of November 2020.
Went by the Tower drive in November 16, 2020 and the screen is still standing, but missing some panels.
The site is a sports complex.
No trace of the drive in remains. A housing development has begun on the property.