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The sign was standing in 2008 but has since been removed
There are also light posts leading up to the site from Old Maryborough Road.
The screen was removed in 1988. The ticket booth was demolished about 4 years ago. The rest of the site is still there.
111 Drayton rd
It is now housing.
Demolition began in 1998
It is now the Emerald Christian College
It was demolished in the early 90’s. It is now housing.
The 2nd Capalaba drive in was a twin
It is now housing. Was roughly located at 269 Richardson Rd Park Avenue, Queensland.
November 2nd, 1974
It was demolished by 1997
Demolition began in 1997 and the site was entirely cleared shortly after that.
They will play Incredibles 2, Jaws & Back to the Future
It can fit 530 cars
The third screen opened on Saturday 21 December 2002.
It is going up for sale but will continue to be leased to Village Roadshow for 10 years.
https://www.realcommercial.com.au/property-industrial+warehouse-vic-coburg+north-502955310?rsf=syn:commercial:property-widget:www.realcommercial.com.au:propdetail
It will reopen again on October 19-21 (2018). https://www.westviewdrivein.com.au/ https://www.facebook.com/westviewdrivein2017/
The exit ramp may still be there
The marquee is gone
It is located at Heywoods Rd, Hilldene VICCoordinates: -37.025799, 145.096428
There were 535 seats
Even though it is now housing, you can go on Google Maps and look at this area in 2008 and see the skeleton of the screen.
It has 3 screens
There are 16 screens with an overall seating capacity of 4105
The sign was standing in 2008 but has since been removed
There are also light posts leading up to the site from Old Maryborough Road.
The screen was removed in 1988. The ticket booth was demolished about 4 years ago. The rest of the site is still there.
111 Drayton rd
It is now housing.
Demolition began in 1998
It is now the Emerald Christian College
It was demolished in the early 90’s. It is now housing.
The 2nd Capalaba drive in was a twin
It is now housing. Was roughly located at 269 Richardson Rd Park Avenue, Queensland.
November 2nd, 1974
It was demolished by 1997
Demolition began in 1997 and the site was entirely cleared shortly after that.
They will play Incredibles 2, Jaws & Back to the Future
It can fit 530 cars
The third screen opened on Saturday 21 December 2002.
It is going up for sale but will continue to be leased to Village Roadshow for 10 years.
https://www.realcommercial.com.au/property-industrial+warehouse-vic-coburg+north-502955310?rsf=syn:commercial:property-widget:www.realcommercial.com.au:propdetail
It will reopen again on October 19-21 (2018). https://www.westviewdrivein.com.au/ https://www.facebook.com/westviewdrivein2017/
The exit ramp may still be there
The marquee is gone
It is located at Heywoods Rd, Hilldene VIC
Coordinates: -37.025799, 145.096428
There were 535 seats
Even though it is now housing, you can go on Google Maps and look at this area in 2008 and see the skeleton of the screen.
It has 3 screens
There are 16 screens with an overall seating capacity of 4105