Brazos Drive-In
1800 W. Pearl Street,
Granbury,
TX
76048
1800 W. Pearl Street,
Granbury,
TX
76048
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The Brazos Drive-In (Official)
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Functions: Movies (First Run)
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
817.573.1311
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News About This Theater
- Feb 13, 2014 — Historic drive-in for sale
Brazos Drive-In opened on June 5, 1952 with Robert Cummings in “The First Time”. It had a capacity for 250-cars and was operated by Mr. & Mrs. Fort Keith. It remains open today and has a capacity for 200 cars.
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There is something very special about The Brazos. I was lucky enough to introduce my kids to the Drive-In experience here a few years ago. For some reason, it’s always a few degrees cooler there on a hot summer night and I’ve never been bugged by a bug there. We always had a great time. The only advice I’d give the Miller’s (based on my last visit 4 years ago) is to clean up the FM transmission as there was always a nasty ground hum and run some clocks, old or new, anything.
I did read that the Millers briefly put The Brazos up for sale in 2010. An old listing shows that were asking in the neighborhood of $650K and the related article mentioned they had not received any acceptable offers. As much as I was in love with the place when I lived in the area, $650K is just way too much. High 3’s might be attainable but due to a whittled away lot, she can’t be twinned…but what do I know? They still own it but I hope that offering wasn’t an indication of a land grabber working in the background.
The Galaxy was okay (4 years ago) but seemed impersonal and was going through some growing pains at the time. If you’ve enjoyed The Galaxy, make sure you check out The Brazos for a much more intimate evening at a much smaller theater.
PLEASE ADD PHONE NUMBER:
817 573-1311
THANKS
Now fully digital.
The Brazos is up for auction again on eBay. This time for $475,000, ends Sunday 11/16/14
a pic of it can be seen in the movie drive-in movie memories.
https://youtu.be/GfnTStV-gcQ?t=3170
https://www.theeagle.com/news/texas/historic-small-town-drive-in-theater-up-for-grabs/article_41542cbc-8530-11e3-8fcb-0019bb2963f4.html
good article from when it was up for sale!
Why the name Brazos?
Broken website link above. Correct website: http://brazosdrivein.com/
I Think The Reason Why It Is Named Brazos Its Because That The Granbury Area Is Just Either Near Or In The Brazos Valley of Texas.
The Brazos Drive-In Opened On June 5th, 1952 According To The Hood County News-Tablet. The Brazos Drive-In Was Mainly Not An All-Season Drive-In At The Time.
In Late April 1957, The Brazos Drive-In’s Showing Of “The Ambassadors Daughter” Was Postponed And Closed For Weeks Due To A Massive Flood Warning For The Brazos River.