badin road drive in theater

The drive in is an experience you will enjoy.There is a refreshment stand, a play area for childrenand the owners check on everyone while riding their 4- wheeler sometimes pulling a trailer full of kids.

Great fun with kids! A throw back to a time lost to most communities. The pricing is per adult and child- but very reasonable compared to movie theaters. Badin has 2 screens and uses a radio station to tune into the movie rather than boxes. There is a playground in front of the screen that typically plays family friendly movies. The food prices are fair and less than theater prices. Burgers, sandwiches, hotdogs, delicious fries, candy, popcorn, drinks and more are available. Restrooms are ok, but could use some updating. Get to the drive-in early to get a great parking spot because it fills up fast!

Hadn't been to one in 15 years. Thought they all closed. So glad this one didn't. The price of 6 bucks for 2 movies is a bargain no matter where you come from. During intermission they call out numbers from tickets they give you upon entering for free concession stand items and the announcer entertains you with his jabber till the next movie starts. Thumbs up for this weekend venue.

It's my first time at a drive in. As best as I can tell, before the movie comes on, this place seems great. Two screens playing two movies each. Concessions with hamburgers, hot dogs, corn dogs, pizza, wings, fries, etc. and of course popcorn. Want something that's not on the menu? Just drive it in. The rules say keep the alcohol in your car. It doesn't say anything about not drinking it in the car. Some tips: The soundtrack is played over FM radio, so bring a portable radio for maximum enjoyment. (They rent radios if you forget.)How are you gonna see the movie? Through the windshield might not be great. I suggest a truck bed or tailgate or lawn chairs. A blanket on the ground will work in a pinch, but you might be on gravel. Want to kill some time before the sky goes dark and the screen lights up? Bring a disk, cards, or other game and make friends with your neighbors before the movie.

This is one of the last of a dying breed of cinema. There are no longer drive ins. My family and I love going here. Cheap to get in, and concessions are great

This is one of my favorite places around to see a movie you cant beat 6 dollars per person for two movies.

Two screens. One for kids and one for adults. 5 dollars per person. Snack shack is what you might expect. This is one of the last 9 Drive-Ins in NC. Current movies. Five bucks! What have you got to lose?

it is one the last drive inns around trying to hold on price you cant beat. snake bar service could improve . but the owner son running the place now and its not as fun like the fun it use to be with the owner. but time passes for all of us i dont think the love is there for the place like the father had for it who if you get to meet him you will rember for your life time he very nice man