Drive-In Theatres in the Georgia Mountains

64 Responses

  1. Aparna says:

    I seem to be getting to know Georgia better than I know my own state. You write so wonderfully that one feels like reading it all. This one for example wasn’t for me really, but I still read through the whole article. 

    Kudos to you. You should really use these skills further. Write a book or two perhaps. 

    Regards,

    Aps

    • Alyce says:

      Hi Aps, Thanks for the sweet words about the website and the encouragement to write a book. I hope to get one published soon!

  2. Rick Hanna says:

    I heard that Drive In’s were coming back so I had to check it out and glad I did. It’s hard to believe drive in’s today are getting sold out when back in the 90’s any left open were struggling to stay afloat. In my area, they had all closed down by the late ’80s. The thing about the movie Need For Speed was cool.

    And Tiger Drive-In sounds like they got it together for some time. And they even have campers you can rent out or a site for your own. What a great idea. Good to see them coming back, thanks for the info on Drive In’s.

    • Alyce says:

      Hi Rick, It has been nice to see the jump in popularity of drive-in theatres over the past year. I hope that the trend continues!

  3. Sunny says:

    Well I would love to have a chance to visit drive-in theaters in Georgia Mountains. That sounds like a lifetime experience indeed. We don’t have drive-in theatres In my country and I believe that we can’t find them anywhere in Europe neither. It’s an American thing. And it’s the best!!! Hopefully, I will try it one day! Thanks πŸ™‚ 

    • Alyce says:

      Hi Sunny, Drive-in theatres certainly provide a unique way to see a movie. There aren’t as many of them around as there used to be, so it’s nice to get a chance to enjoy the ones that are still around!

  4. Justin says:

    Hello there, many times I have thought of going to the Georgia mountain because I have heard a lot of great stuff about this place and I feel really happy seeing more about it here. Also, it would be a pleasure to go with some of my friends when the lockdown is down and it would be all fun. I’ll bookmark this article and get back to it when it’s time 

  5. Nath says:

    Thank you for giving information’s in here about the Georgia mountains. Though I never had the full intention to explore these much but definitely you are giving more information that will help in planning trip and decide a lot more of things for me while in there. Good one on the overall. 

  6. Suz says:

    Oh well, there seems to be a good array of  theatres in Georgia that I can take a travel to and honestly, it makes me really happy that you can tell me so much about it. It would be very nice for me to enjoy some nice movies there. I’m waiting for the perfect time to go to Georgia. Do you think the festive seasons are perfect?

  7. evansese says:

    hello dear,
    This was a fun read. Thanks for sharing such an awesome post about drive-in theaters in the Georgia mountains…sincerely speaking I have never visited the theaters in Georgia mountain but after reading this I am convinced that I need to take of the next opportunity I can to pay visit to the Georgia mountains…
    thanks for sharing

  8. Oscar says:

    Hello there, I must say that this is a great information on the topic of drive in theaters in the Georgia mountains. This is indeed a great history in these places that combines nostalgia with modern entertainment options. Anyways I haven’t yet been to the drive in theaters in the Georgia mountains before, but I really think the swan drive in theater in Blue Ridge, Ga is the best option for me. The prices are fair and it’s policies work for me.

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