Comments for Holiday Twin Drive-In

Comment on Memory Lane and this weeks Giveaway by grace hansen

grace hansen — Thu, 23 May 2013 18:55:57 +0000

When I was in my late teens my friend Traci and I finished watching the movie, drove off in my mom’s tan v.w., heard a “BANG”, looked to the left, sure enough, I had ripped off the speaker (this was a few years ago!) Amazingly, it did not break the window!!!

Comment on Memory Lane and this weeks Giveaway by Stephanie Peterson

Stephanie Peterson — Thu, 23 May 2013 02:27:22 +0000

Twin drive in has been a huge part of my husband and my life, especislly now with two little ones. With so many memories, my favorite is recent. My four year old girl, wanted to go to the drive in so bad, begging all day and a kids movie wasnt even playing! She waits until the movie starts and cuddles in my arms, looks at me and says good night. she just loves being there! So we finally get to watch a new movie before video!

Comment on Memory Lane and this weeks Giveaway by Sharon

Sharon — Thu, 23 May 2013 02:14:09 +0000

I know I missed the deadline for the contest, but thought I would share my memory. Kinda poignant with the recent events. I grow up in Oklahoma City, remember going to a drive-in in the south side of the city(close to moore) to see Twister. It was a hokie movie with its awful rendition of a tornado, but worth going to, if only to make fun of all its misnomers. During the scene where a twister roars thru a drive-in movie, in this very pleasant clear summer night, from out of no where this huge gust of wind rushes past us, kicking up lots of dust. Needless to say it put us on edge for a while. I will never forget the irony.

Comment on Memory Lane and this weeks Giveaway by Desire

Desire — Wed, 22 May 2013 04:59:56 +0000

the drive-in in the summer time were some of the best days of childhood. we got to stay up late, eat junk food, snuggle in blankets, and just not have to worry about tomorrow only what was on the screen. (and making sure your brothers and sisters didn’t steal your candy!) and now the joy of taking my children to make memories with them! love this place

Comment on Memory Lane and this weeks Giveaway by Pamela Dickman

Pamela Dickman — Tue, 21 May 2013 20:06:11 +0000

I remember going to a drive-in in Nebraska as a 6-year-old to see “The Incredible Shrinking Woman.” A neighborhood club took a bunch of us in an old, wood paneled station wagon. We parked at the back of the lot and all sat on the roof, huddled in blankets, with popcorn and sodas. I’ve been to countless movies since then, but that is still my favorite memory. And now I have “The Incredible Shrinking Woman” on DVD. It still makes me laugh.

Comment on Memory Lane and this weeks Giveaway by Snackbarqueen

Snackbarqueen — Tue, 21 May 2013 16:10:55 +0000

Epic starts on May 24th, enjoy!

Comment on Memory Lane and this weeks Giveaway by Kevin Anders

Kevin Anders — Tue, 21 May 2013 14:46:12 +0000

Drive-ins have always held great memories for me, from when I was a kid and now with my grandchildren. As they would close over the years we would just keep going to the next one around. The holiday twin is great! Just saw Star Trek here and have another great memory to add to the rest! Thanks for staying in business!

Comment on Weekend Line-up, Second Retro Night and Giveaway by kelley elliott

kelley elliott — Tue, 21 May 2013 14:23:30 +0000

Love drive in movies we go all the time Great place to take kids

Comment on Memory Lane and this weeks Giveaway by Nick

Nick — Tue, 21 May 2013 11:03:01 +0000

My favorite drive-in memory is when my dad and I went and saw Armageddon and blade (so awesome I remember the movies) we never really got to do a whole lot just him and me because it wasn’t fair to my brother and sister but we did this once and ill never forget it. I now have a 3 year old daughter and I am going to make sure we do a lot just her and me. I already plan to take her to see Epic next week if you are playing it so please play it!

Comment on Memory Lane and this weeks Giveaway by Ann

Ann — Tue, 21 May 2013 02:53:23 +0000

My favorite and first memory of going to see a movie was going to a drive-in in Ft. Dodge, Iowa. I was 5 years old when my parents took me to see Star Wars. We took our hatch-back Pinto, which my dad let me fill with my stuffed animals. I remember the Lon line of cars and sitting forever next to the field of corn. But mostly I remember being together as a family and experiencing something so historic together.