Sitting still in your car has never been so entertaining…
The last movie I saw at a drive-in theater was Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey. I remember thinking that I preferred the first one and that their journey was kind of bogus (but not in the way they intended). The drive-in closed and I was forced to go back to watching movies indoors where my dog wasn’t welcome.
Until now.
There’s a drive-in out in Hockley (near Tomball, five minutes east of 290 on FM 2920) called The Showboat Drive-In Theater. Adults can watch a double feature for only $5 (tickets are $4 for kids 2-12, and free for kids under 2). Better still, the movie sound comes from your own car radio, instead of those rickety old speakers that I remember from my youth!
June 16 – June 22
Cars
X-Men: The Last Stand
(First movie starts at dusk.)
Coming soon: Grease!
Because of a previous post of mine about a new dining-during-movie theater in Copperfield, I now officially have two theaters to go inspect and report back on. Full reviews of both coming very soon, I promise.
Who in their right mind wants to sit in a hot car and watch a movie? I’d much rather watch a movie in an air-conditioned place than sweat my balls off in a hot car during the Summertime in Houston.
Luckily, they’re open for more than just the summer months.
Thanks for the great information. I am going to pass this on to my dog group. We are always trying to find new things to do with our dogs in and around Houston.
I’m afraid I have to beat you to the punch on the Studio Movie Grille review.