San Diego's drive-in movie theaters in 2005

News 8’s Larry Himmel went in search of some old-fashioned fun in 2005 and found it at the Santee Drive-In and South Bay Drive-In - the only two remaining drive-in movie theaters in all of San Diego County. While the magic of the silver screen still called to movie lovers, some things at the drive-ins had changed since their heyday with more screens to choose from and better picture and sound quality. And attendees still agreed the drive-in was still a bargain for family entertainment.
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[@oof3157]

I miss 2005 😔

[@mr.m.o.g.o.m.]

I miss that era also. My son was 3, my parents were alive , and miss my late sis. I am 60. Time never forgets us.

[@pumpkingirl4229]

Anybody remember The Big Sky Drive in Theatre in Chula Vista.?
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[@mr.m.o.g.o.m.]

Yes. I remember going to the Alvarado as a child.

[@glenysdiane]

Went to the Big Sky, but usually went to the National City Harbor Drive in. Remember smelling the dairy cows by the Big Sky in the 60s.

[@Richard-xo2gm]

@@mr.m.o.g.o.m. Same here. Went to the Alvarado many times as a kid. Saw lots of Disney stuff there. Peter Pan, Escape to Witch Mountain, Return From Witch Mountain, Snow White and my first thriller, The Omen. Lol.

[@stevemiller1203]

It was The Midway, The Frontier and The Pacifica for me. I got arrested watching from the hill above I think the Midway.

[@jjfaris]

Southbay Drivein was my go to. Miss em0