Sunset Barrie Triple Drive-In

134 4 Line S,
Shanty Bay, ON L0L 2L0

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50sSNIPES
50sSNIPES on April 14, 2026 at 1:58 pm

This most likely opened as the Huronia Drive-In as early as 1953, but when Stinson Theatres took over operations in 1971, they twinned the drive-in and renamed it the Barrie Drive-In. A third screen was added in the early-1980s, becoming the Barrie Triple.

kennerado
kennerado on May 23, 2020 at 7:31 pm

The correct address, at least that Google likes is 134 4 Line S, Shanty Bay, ON L0L 2L0, Canada.

MichaelKilgore
MichaelKilgore on August 26, 2017 at 5:54 pm

Some of these Canadian cities are so confusing to me. The Motion Picture Almanacs list drive-ins for Barrie and Shanty Bay, ending with both the Barrie and Shanty Bay drive-ins listed for the town of Barrie.

1953-54: Barrie – Huronia, H. L. Hagey & A. Winch, 400.

1959: Barrie – Huronia, A. Winch, 400.

1963: Barrie – Huronia, W. Dykeman, 400; Shanty Bay – Drive-In, B. S. Betts, 362.

1969: Barrie – Huronia, 400; Shanty Bay – Drive-In, 362.

1972-76: Barrie – Barrie, 400; Barrie – Shanty Bay, 400.

In 2008, the Barrie was owned by Stinson Theatres, founded by the late Bob Stinson and run by his sons, Henry and Tim.

Premier Operating Corporation bought the place in March 2011 and renamed it Sunset Barrie Drive-In.