The theater also provided a shuttle train that took customers from their cars to the various areas on the 28-acre site. Talk about unlimited choices. There was enough room for 500 cars and 25 airplanes. The planes landed at an airfield next to the Drive-In, then could taxi to the last row which was set up for planes. When the movies were over, Brown provided a Jeep to tow the planes back to the airfield.
Someone call Southwest.
You order your popcorn and Coca-Cola in one end of the snack bar in one state and walk out in another. Only in America. Our own ever-changing Century Las Vegas 6 has always tried to keep up with the times. It once featured four screens, two screens coming from another drive-in where the Century 16 multiplex now stands on Lamb Boulevard. FM sound has replaced most of the silver sound boxes that used to sit on our car window.