Scottsdale 6 Drive-In
8101 E. Mckellips Road,
Scottsdale,
AZ
85257
8101 E. Mckellips Road,
Scottsdale,
AZ
85257
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Additional Info
Previously operated by: West Wind Drive-Ins
Architects: Vincent G. Raney
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News About This Theater
- May 5, 2014 — Scottsdale Six demolished
- Sep 20, 2007 — Free Classic Movies at West Wind Drive-Ins
This six screen ozoner opened in February 9, 1977 on land leased from the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. Each screen plays a double feature every night. On weekends a repeat screening of the first feature. Audio is provided on FM stereo only.
The drive-in is open year round 365 days. It has a capacity of 1,800 cars. Admission is $5.25 per person with children under 11 free. Tuesday is discount night with an adult admission of $3.00.
It was operated by West Wind Drive-Ins who failed to renew their lease in August 2011, the Scottsdale 6 Drive-In was ‘Closed until further notice’ from August 28, 2011. It was demolished in May 2014.
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Chuck Van Bibber
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Recent comments (view all 18 comments)
I ride buy the drive-in every day. I sure miss the place. I have no idea what they are going to do with the land. A perfectly good and successful drive- in going to waste. Sad.
I drove past the Scottsdale 6 on Saturday, 05-17. There is some heavy construction equipment on the lot. The concession stand/projection booth and all screens have been torn down. It looks like even some of the brick wall surrounding the grounds have been taken down.
February 9th, 1977 grand opening ad in photo section.
as of 2018 it’s still vacant
Opened with on screen 1 with “Carrie” and “Embryo”, and screen 2 with “Young Frankstein” and “Bananas”, and screen 3 with “Journey to the beyond” and “They came from within”, and screen 4 with “The Cassandra crossing” and “Deliverance”, and screen 5 with “Freaky friday” and “Peter Pan”, and screen 6 with “The sentinel” and “The premonition”.
Too bad a perfectly good, busy theater got closed down and destroyed.
Is tnere anything on tnis site now?
Empty as of April 2022 as the Googlemobile passed it by
A soccer complex is supposed to be built on the property.
Today still empty. The warehouse to the east demolished still vacant. Shame really…ðŸ˜