Warwick Drive-In Theater

It's been 30 plus years since I've watched a movie here. Not much has changed, which is a good thing. I really wish they still had the old speakers at each parking spot. I miss that. Today's generation will never know. You can rent chairs and a radio. I decided to rent a radio. Much better than running down your battery on your vehicle. They have 2 food shacks with good food as well. They have 3 working screens also.You get 2 movies when you come here. How cool is that? You need to go and experience it. Drive-in theaters will be a thing of the past before you know it. Bring your family and support this drive-in. Its a rare find in my opinion. So happy to have spent my younger years going here. I'm an hour away now, but I'll be back again with my daughter soon.

I come here all the time for movies with my friends and family and it’s great every time. There’s plenty of space to park, set up a few chairs if you need, and not feel like you are cramped in. The prices are great, usually $13 per person for two movies. The snacks are good and I always try to make a point of getting some because it helps them keep prices so low. Snacks are cash only unless you buy online which I have never tried.

Friendly staff Easy checkin; arrive early Concession stand looks scary from the back but don't fair, all treats are yummy Locals take the experience seriously...air mattresses and comforters in the back of their mattresses and all Bathrooms available; small but available. The movie was a bit dark, but I enjoyed it nonetheless.

Haven't been here in over 20 years and it really looks pretty much the same. That is awesome that you kept it retro! I promise to take a trip from NJ to come experience some of my childhood memories..well see ya next season!

Tried watching a movie, but it was overly packed and yes we did get there early. It's obvious they oversell tickets per movie to the point that you cannot find a decent parking spot. The workers are disgruntled, yelling at people in their cars because it's just chaos everywhere. Eventually we gave up and went back to the booth to get a refund. The lady said, "sure no problem." But some older guy sitting next to her barks, "WHY ARE YOU GIVING THEIR MONEY BACK?" Seriously sir? This place isn't what it used to be. The amount of cars they let in is ridiculous. They don't cap out. It just seems unsafe at this point.

Absolutely must add to your summer destination plans. No summer is complete without a visit to this iconic and classic drive in. Movie screens are huge, parking is plentiful, and the staff is friendly. Great theater food including hot dogs popcorn and burgers on the cheap price side. One of the last great drive in theaters I highly recommend you catch the Saturday night matinee at least once in your life before this gem of NY is gone

This is my favorite outdoor theater, I come here every summer and love it here. The movie selection is good, they have double features and yummy food. You can bring your own food as well. I always have a blast here and will always be back.

It was very good with access to like 3 screens at the same time, and 2 movies per screen . Very affordable prices $13 adults and $9 for kids. Good space where you can park your car and watch the 🎥 movies from it or bring your own chairs. And there's a radio also provided for $5 to listen to the movie through it, or just listen from your car or 📱. You can bring also your own snacks and drinks or buy them there. Different experience for the whole family!!

Super cool experience! I've always wanted to go to a drive-in, and it's amazing a throwback place like this exists anymore. There are three screens playing different movies. Buying tickets and parking are very easy, though I recommend arriving earlier to get a good spot. The tickets are a bit cheaper than going to a regular movie theater. You can either tune in to the indicated radio frequency and listen through your car speakers, or rent a radio for $5. (Though if the cars around you have their speakers on loud, you can hear well enough without it.) We opted to set up a picnic blanket on the grass, while others settled in the back or flatbed of their car/truck. Bring some blankets (it can get chilly at night, even in the summer), pillows, chairs, and get cozy! I did not encounter mosquitos - only fireflies! There is a concession stand selling popcorn and typical fairground foods. My only complaint is that the porta-potties were rather disgusting. But other than that, this was an awesome and enjoyable experience, and we'll be coming back!

If you want to step back in time and enjoy a movie under the stars and eat pop corn in your car while watching a movie with your love. This place will do it for you. You are in your car in private you can hear the movie through your radio or you can rent a speaker for out side and sit on the lawn and watch the movie. You can bring your dog . Must be on a leash when walking outside. The old style drive in movie candy stand with buttery pop corn and great hot dogs and burgers This place takes you back in time when life was just simple and great. Make sure to bring your mom or dad or specially grand pa or grand ma for a treat they would love this place.

This was the most incredible way to spend a summer night. I was so excited with the highest of expectations (I had never been to a drive in movie before so I obviously only had 80s movies to paint a picture in my mind) and it lived up to all of them. How are there not more of these around?! If you're coming from the Jersey area, this might be the closest drive in, it was about an hour and 15 minutes to get to so very easy on the way up, maybe not so much on the way back after a double feature wrapping up around midnight. The night we went, we saw Twister & Blink Twice and our tickets were like $15 per person. Some tips for a perfect experience: -Arrive with plenty of time to get situated, set up and a good spot. Our first movie started at 8:15 so we arrived about an hour early. We had a pick up so we set up a big air mattress in the bed of the truck complete with blankets and pillows. It was a DREAM. -You tune in to your radio, so everyone has their own audio. Because we were outside of the car, we rented a little handheld radio for $5 from them. -The entire place is cash only, but you can download the app to pay for snacks through there. We got dinner before and brought a few things like water & fruit along, but got popcorn and ice cream from the stands. They had plenty of actual food if you do want a real bite to eat. -Pups are welcome! We brought our little man who curled up in the back of the truck with us and went on walks in between movies. -They have movies every night and you can purchase in advance online. I read that after they sell out online, they always have more at arrival but they sell out there eventually as well. I simply cannot wait to come back.

Great hangout Great Staff Very friendly Good concession interaction Radios for guest Event the locals pitching tents outside the perimeter Decent well lit restrooms Paying online choices Tailgate tie down service I'm going to recommend this business to others!

Overall fun experience, love coming here with family and friends, and being the only drive-in in the area it's so special. One thing i'm not fond of though is no subtitles, as someone who has a hard time hearing, it kind of upsets me, however regular theaters mostly don't have those either. sometimes it hard to watch scary movies because the screen doesn't catch black well if you're between two choices.

I had a great experience here. They get 5 stars for being the only drive in that I know of or have been to. I thought I was going to be a pain in the ass and that we were gonna end up having to wait in line for a long time, not be able to see or hear the movie and end up screwed with a dead battery. Not at all. The line to get in was quick. Plenty of spots to pick to watch the movie. A lot of people got out of their cars and sat in a lawn chair or something. We stayed in the car. You turn the radio station on to hear the movie. It didn't drain the battery at all and they have plenty of jumper packs just in case. The snack back had your usual snacks and they had plenty of Porto potties although I would have preferred to find a tree. Now the thing that sucks about taking a date to watch a a movie in the car is the inability to put your arm around her or cuddle because of the space or your armrest. Other than that, I have no complaints.

Fun positive family experience. Ample parking and friendly staff and scenic route driving to the theatre. Been going here for a few years now.

My first drive in, it was a very cool experience. It was actually the first movie on a big screen for my toddler and first drive in for my mom as well. The concession stand was what you would expect but also with hot foods like pizza rolls and hot dogs, basically all you need and more to enjoy the movie. I might have had 2 hot chocolates. The girls working the concession were extremely nice and helpful. My only gripe is that parking is first come first served, if you bought a ticket or not. So you could have bought tickets but not get there an hour early and you're basically beat. I think if you sell tickets you accommodate them or dont presell tickets. Doesnt seem right. So we got there very early with a 2 year old to make sure we got a spot, but was really pushing it getting there early and making it through the movie. But all in all a great time.

Good place we bought tickets on line tobhelp us and assure getting in.the workers were friendly.

Great place to go with family for a throwback to "Family Movie Nights"... and do NOT sleep on the concession stand...

PROS: If you miss the drive-in theaters from back in the day or if you're too young to have experienced them back in the day but it's always been a desire to go to one, here it is. This has 3 large screens and plays the latest movies. The price is $13 and it shows a double feature so it's a great bang for your buck. They have concessions, online ticket buying options, they're clean, family owned since the 50s, and have GREAT hospitality CONS: The bathroom is very tiny and since the land is small it causes traffic since cars are congested in a confined area. The theatre also uses a radio station for audio rather than the pole with the speaker on it like the original drive in theaters had back in the day OVERALL: This is a unique experience since there's probably less than 5 drive in theaters in the entire state and they're over a hundred miles away from each other. This is a very good theatre and if you want the nice experience this is the place

Long live the Warwick Drive-in!!!! After many years of longing, I finally had the chance to go last night! We saw Black Widow which was excellent!! (Great soundtrack and music score too). I'm an old soul and have forever felt out of place in this era. So you can imagine how excited I was to have the chance to do the drive-in! We had an amazing time. I could write a book about how magical it is to experience a drive-in movie but I know some of you already know full well about this magic. If they ever close this place down I'll cry a river of tears to rival the Mississippi. The people here are so nice and how can you beat seeing two movies for $12.....I ask you....?!!!!! Some moviegoers bring tents or chairs and watch outside and others (most) opt for the classic view from car experience. If you crank up the base (just be careful during those intense booming action scenes....lol) on the appropriate radio station for your screen, it's a legendary auditory encounter ha! It was too late to stay for the double feature but there's always next time! :) That just means next time I can get a hot dog with my vat of carbs!!! :D

I LOVE that drive-ins are getting their resurgence thanks to the pandemic. Seriously, the drive-in is one of the greatest parts of Americana and the fact that it is not absolutely a mainstay in America drives me nuts. I used to come to Warwick and Fair Oaks Drive in a lot as a kid, and coming here during the summer was a great experience. My partner and I got to watch two movies for next to nothing, were able to keep our distance from other people and lounge comfortably without major interruptions. What's not to love about the Warwick Drive In? Not much has changed since the late 90s early 00s, but they're adopting to the future with streaming audio through apps to allow people to stream the movie through whatever device they have available. I love seeing this place thrive!

This was awesomee, first time at a drive in theater and I loved it! There was a double feature for a very decent price and we came early to get front row parking so we had a clear view. We didn't stay for the second movie since we had a long drive home but still felt like we got our money's worth. I've seen other drive in theatres closer to me that only play old movies but this had newly released movies. Lots of people around for chill summer vibes but it was nice to have the privacy (and AC) of our own car too so you can stay cool aaand talk during the movie without disturbing other people We got movie theater candy too from the concession stand for the real experience as well! It's a cash only concession but they also have an app that you can order through if you need to pay by card which was super convenient.

Still haven't repaired the screen where they are showing the summer blockbuster Maverick. Lazy and cheap, and believe me they are making money ,

I absolutely loved Warwick Drive-In!! I have been wanting to come here for the past 2 years and I'm so happy I came! I was taken on a date here and it was a wonderful experience. It is $12 per movie ticket and if you can stay up late enough, you can see a second movie for the same price as they show double features! It really is a steal considering you can bring your own food and drinks. I do recommend visiting the concession for popcorn! It was fresh and buttery, just how I like it! Come early to claim your spot. Come prepared! Here are a few things I recommend: blankets, snacks/drinks, FM radio (or rent one for $5), bug spray, pillows, chairs (you can set up on the grass in your area if you have a sedan), and anything else to be comfy! I even saw someone put an air mattress in the bed of a pickup truck which I thought was cool. On the website it says that trucks should park in the back. I do wish someone enforced this. There were some pick-up trucks parking in the middle rows which blocks the view for the smaller cars behind. Please be respectful & park accordingly!

I come here as much as I can. I started coming in college and continued afterwards. It is a drive for sure, but it's worth it. You can watch two movies back to back! They do serve food and drinks. The coolest part is on the drive back (to a certain extent) you can still hear the credits playing lol always recommend!

Brought my grandkids today for our first Drive-in movie. The Warwick drive in was showing only two Movies. The order process was great. The drive and direction there was awesome, we brought our own food so we did not indulge in any concession. Great experience! Try it, you will love it and it rained on and off.

Drive ins are a thing of the past but should be brought back to the present. If it's anything like Warwick, I'm on board. We arrived to watch Incredibles 2. I don't know why I participated because I still haven't seen the first one. But it was an enjoyable movie and experience. You can sit outside or in your vehicle and turn the radio to the set station for sound. Some cars make loud noises when the battery is on so it's wise to sit away from the cars or in a car itself. My Dad talked about going on dates to these kind of things. Like father like son I suppose. Glad to have checked it off the list.

A step back in time to watch today's top releases. Where else can you see a double feature for the price of one movie?! Three screens run separately and simultaneously and you can use radio or WiFi for audio. What's more comfortable than your own vehicle?! You can bring food and beverages from home, but don't miss out on the classic drive- in foods. All of the drive/in employees that I interacted with genuinely cared about the patrons having a good time. And we did!

ive been here a total of 10 times in my life, i love the atmosphere. always have a great time. Used to be alot cheaper and charged per car but still considerably cheap as you get two movie for less then 30$.

Honestly thought this was one of the best experiences I've had. First of all, it was only an hour drive from me so it wasn't too much of a trip. I got there at 7pm, when they opened, and they guided us to the best spot. I went with my boyfriend, whom also rated it a 5/5 of things we've done. The cars are placed on top of a hill so they are elevated and you can see perfectly fine. Although, if you wanted to, you could sit outside and watch the movies. Just make sure to bring chairs, or blankets. A movie ticket was only $12! And it's a double feature film, which already makes it cheaper than the AMC theater back home. Food was at a good price, came out fast. We rented a radio for $5 bucks which was great. Movie suggestions/only complications: My boyfriend and I went to go see Annabell. Although the overall quality of the movie was good, the first five minutes were a bit harder to see because it's still kinda bright outside. I suggest more movies that aren't horror, because the spider man movie next to us looked TOP NOTCH. But overall, you were still able to see everything and we enjoyed the movie greatly. We also met really cool people. So yeah, hands down great experience and TOTALLY will be going back.

Ticket Lady is rude, they oversell and don't control parking spots otherwise the snack bar is great , atmosphere is good and people need to support drive ins before they disappear.

Quite honestly the best movie theater I've been too! ITS CHEAP and YOU GET TO WATCH MOVIES BACK TO BACK! :) *IT GETS PACKED! Especially on warm days and when a new movie is out, definitely come early to pick your ideal spot, at least by an hour. The food isn't bad (typical movie theater food), but there's only a few concession stands, so bring your own snacks and goodies to avoid the lines and avoid missing the movie (again, only during the busier days). One of the movies I came here for was for "IT" and they actually had a clown walking around with red balloons - so they definitely keep things fun and enjoyable around here. Most people stay in their cars but if you sit all the way up front you can lay out on a blanket and pillows. You can usually hear the sound from the cars surrounding you since you have to tune in to a specific radio station in order to hear the movie. Everyone is super nice and friendly - usually a bunch of teenagers working there. I came here one time with in Jeep Wrangler and the guys at the concession stand actually gave us tickets to Jeep events for free which was pretty neat.

Definitely a treat for families and an occasional experience with kids and adults (movies are movies For all of us DEFINITELY A GREAT TIME FOR ALL. Beautiful location Decent snacks Huge screens If you sport a Convertable the vision is clear and we'll defined. Huge screen

It was an okay experience. Did not try the food as I was skeptical because of the time I went as well as many other reviews, maybe next time. If movies are to be shown so late more reflectors should be considered to guide the way because there's literally no signs or anything telling you where to go. Parking seems easy enough definitely have to be careful driving as certain spots were like little hills. No actual wow factor.

It's the simple things in life that truly matter. Nothing like a summer night at the Warwick drive in. During the first few days of spring bring loads of blankets and remember to buy your snacks from the concession stand. A lovely experience.

Woo hoo! A drive-in theatre located within driving distance of NYC! How cool is that? I went on a date to Warwick Drive In with my beau, Tony, recently, and it was a pretty cool experience. We found out about this place from our friends who had located a Groupon for $5 bucks off a double feature... oh, and two free medium popcorns. So, we couldn't resist packing up a little picnic and setting out to see the Nun and Crazy Rich Asians. All the others reviewers are right: Come early, bring a blanket, bring lawn chairs if you have a lot of people with you, etc. etc. Oh, and if you have an older car and are worried about your battery dying (even in auxiliary mode), the have radios you can rent (and jumper cables). Luckily, we didn't need to take advantage of any of those perks on our visit. =) Note that they frown upon outside food and drink coming in, but we did bring some light snacks to accompany our popcorn. They make most of their money through their snack bar, so if you do bring outside food in, at least buy a drink or some light snacks from them!

BRING CHAIRS TO SIT OUTSIDE OF THE CAR AND A BLANKET. Great experience. Food available for purchase ehh. Good for families and get togethers.

I got there at 6:50pm was first in line. They opened exactly at 7. Got my preferred spot. They didn't direct us to the right screen and we ended up watching a movie we weren't expecting, it we dealt with it bc we knew we couldn't move. It was ok eventually bc we actually liked the movie we were stuck watching. If you don't want to stay in your car, You can sit outside next to your car if you'd like but it got really cold. So bring blankets and / or a sweater and socks. I was surprised we weren't getting bitten or bothered by bugs. Now their customer service wasn't the friendliest so just don't expect much help from them. Anytime we asked a question they were rude or seemed annoyed. The lady at check in sucked her teeth when I asked her to repeat herself. Sorry lady geez, it's hard to hear with your mask on. Bring your own food and drinks. It's allowed. Their food sucks. My cheeseburger looked really pale and was precooked. As I was eating it, I asked my friend "do you feel crunchy loud texture, like beach sand?" She replied "yup, just close your eyes, don't think about it." We were starving. You can't bring alcohol but but you can bring your own drinks. I will prepare better next time with good and drinks. They didn't tell us at check in that their WiFi was down so you can't listen from their app. So you will either need to 1) listen from your car 2) bring your own radio to listen on or 3) rent a radio from them for $5. Expect a lot of policing... A LOT. If you get there too early and want walk out you cannot. Once you're in, you're stuck in there Also you are allowed to leave after the first movie if you want. We did. As we were leaving, we noticed a small line of cars entering for movie #2. Had no idea you could come in just for the second movie so that was good to know. A number of cars left after movie #1 so you should easily find a spot if you decide to come just for the second movie. All in all I would go again just for the outside movie experience knowing what kinks to AVOID.

This place is amazing. I came here with my boyfriend for a date night and it was so fun! The piece is excellent ($11 per adult for 2 features!!). The projectors are super clear and the sound comes from your own car radio. The concession stand is decently priced and the popcorn was great! The staff was super friendly. I would recommend coming early to secure a spot. It a great place for a date night or a family event! I will be back!

During a time when we are required to social distance from others, Warwick Drive-in theater is a perfect outing for families, friends, and couples. Attended the Saturday showing for Memorial day weekend and had a wonderful time. Tickets are sold online but tend to sell out fast. The website showed tickets sold out for the weekend, but Warwick drive in updated their Facebook page confirming tickets were available at the box office. We arrived a little after 7pm, got tickets and a good parking spot before the movie started at 830pm. I packed a snack bag and blankets, but also purchased burgers and nachos from the concession stand through their app. Most people stayed in their cars, but many sat outside on blankets, chairs, and picnic tables. This was my first time at a drive in movie and I can say I am looking forward to doing it again this summer. P.S. This Theater Is CASH ONLY

This was our first time at a drive in theater and we were helped along with some very friendly staff. We arrived a bit late on a Friday night. The first showing begins at 7 but we didn't arrive until 7:05. The website encourages attendees to arrive early, but that night we were still able to secure a good spot, though we did feel badly about our headlights shining onto the screen as we drove in. After you pay, they will direct you to the correct parking lot in front of the correct screen for whichever movie you're trying to watch. We couldn't figure out how to turn off the headlights but keep the radio on in our rental car, so we decided to rent a hand held radio for $5. The staff does a pretty good job of going around and telling people to turn off their disruptive lights. We did not visit concession. Instead, we brought take-out dinner and ate in our car, which I later realized is frowned upon since they do rely on the revenue from the concession stand. Some people brought lawn chairs and blankets to watch outside their cars. Others sat in the bed of their backwards parked pickup trucks. We were comfortable in our little rental sedan, with the windows rolled down. We felt the movie was pretty good quality, though for action movies that have a lot of darker scenes, there were moments where the ambient light was too bright for us to see very clearly. All movies are double features, so your ticket in allows you to watch 2 movies. Since a lot of people cleared out after the first movie, we asked to switch to another screen/lot for the second feature, which they allowed us to do. It's a bit far from the city, but we loved our experience and would definitely come back again!

This was a perfect night out with social distancing in place! It is a bit drive from NYC (about 1 hour) but we enjoyed our drive very much since it was very very nice day. It was very well organized and smooth/safe process to drive in there. We bought a ticket online to make sure we have a spot. I think they start selling tickets about a week in advance and it was not hard to book a ticket to the weekend. They sell typical movie theater food there like hotdogs and popcorns but we preferred actual foods so we did take out before we got there which was perfect. We got there little bit early around 6:30 and sunset was around 8 that day but we were able to enjoy our food and nice weather before the movie. We didn't use it but they gnice picnic table if you prefer eating outside. You can use app to order food/drinks which were very convenient, you don't need to stand in line, just order through app and go pick up when it's ready. I was a bit skeptical about the quality of the screen when I get there but I was wrong! It was way better than expected sounds and picture to enjoy the movie. On top of everything, you can't beat their pricing, it's 12 for 2 movies! I would definitely go back!

First time at the drive-in movie theater. (I went to drive-in church as a kid but never the movies.) I loved it!! I miss going to the movies since covid and this made me feel almost normal again. So nice. I bought the tickets online and couldn't believe the cost of $12/person for a double feature. It was fun watching scary movies outside in the dark and I loved laying in my car to watch. I hate the yucky bathrooms and the popcorn wasn't very good so I'm going to try another place but this was definitely really fun and most likely I will return at some point.

Such a fun place like a blast from the past! Stopped for cider across the way beforehand. Wasn't sure if we could show up just for the second movie, but we did see people arriving just for the second. Snack stand and radio rentals were convenient

First time coming to drive in movie and it was an awesome experience. Sadly, there aren't to many drive in movie around because they don't make too much of a profit when people start bringing their own food, snacks and drinks in their cars. This place is located off a main road and driving in the ditch dark can be quite a challenge so turn off your car lights (possibly high beams if you can't see) but make sure you shut the lights off when you park as it ruins the movie showing. You drive to the booth, pay for tickets (we had a Groupon) and then your told where your movie number screen so you can drive/park there. When you find your screen number, look for parking. There are mini polls spaced apart to designate each parking spot. It's nice a roomy so if you want to bring chairs to sit outside of your car. I recommend bringing a radio instead of using the car radio to hear your movie play. You don't want to drain your car battery while parking your car. Plus, the portable radio is so much better when you're sitting outside of the car. There's three movie screens so three different movie showings that begins at 8pm. After your movie is over, there's another bonus movie shown for free so if you're willing to stay there past midnight, enjoy! There a snack bar that sells your typical burgers, pizza, chicken and hot dogs. They also sell bug stray, blankets and other essentials for campers. The staff are quite friendly. I'm only taking off one star because of the whole bathroom business in the dirty portable Johnny. There's no place to wash your hands so bring sanitizers and wipes. I'm so glad I'm always stocked in my car. There's also absolutely no light so good luck trying to use the bathroom in the pitch dark, holding a flashlight while squatting. If you can hold off until you leave the premises for your bathroom release, I totally recommend!

This is the only drive in cinema I have been to , so I'm not Able to compare it to anything else. It seems like the three screens they have are different sizes, with corresponding lots. Snacks are kind of limited, but the prices are much more reasonable then a commercial indoor theater. There can be some really rude moviegoers, so don't be afraid to complain directly to security about the car shining it's headlights in your face. The Sound can be a little iffy on different Radio stations, so depending on what movie you are seeing, it may be difficult to hear. Overall, this is a nice way to spend time with your family or romantic partner, and a pretty unique experience

overall, i really enjoy this drive in. however, over the years i feel the screen hasnt gotten lower? anyone else notice that? i feel it needs to be higher and a bit more contrasty. its been difficult to see parts of the movie because, some people have high cars - i get it, not everyone has a truck, but with the set up of specifically the middle section ive noticed its been a bit difficult. i like how they give a pamplet with the radio stations on it. however, i commend how easy and smooth it is leaving the 2nd movie. ive never had an issue getting out of the lot. whats up with the people in the tents in the field? LOL PS as of aug 2019 its $10 for an adult. same price if you see 1 movie, or both.

Love this place. Been going every year for eight years straight. Double feature for $11 each person. (this year at least). Can't beat that. I'll be back next year!

2 movies for the price of 1, a great deal. The staff here were nice and the lines were pretty quick. The snack bar had a nice variety. The popcorn, chili cheese dog and fries were good. The nuggets/popcorn chicken left a little to be desired. They have 2 snack bars, which was nice to cut down during rush times. I would come here again if I was in the area. Make sure you support the snack bar, it is how theaters like this stay in business.

It's super crowded, but with good reason! They do a great job keeping everything organized with nice employees and well-marked signs to help you find where you need to go. The price is awesome too - only $10 for a double feature. I'd come here more often if I didn't live an hour away. ***Quick tip - the movies start promptly at the time listed. No previews or anything before it starts. So arrive early for a good spot, especially if it's a new release.

Loved it. 2 hours from queens. There is winery n apple picking nearby in warwyck. Bear mountain is an hr away. So stuff to do before movies. Open at 7pm n was sold out by 7 45am. On hill so everyone gets to see. Being van if can n sit in trunk makes it fun. Can also sit on your lawn chair you bring. Rentals n snacks reasonable priced. $11 ticket per person n $ 5 radio rental if sit outside. If in car, listen with radio. Very nice experience n fun. Oh n don't forget to peek at the stars while your there.

Ticket lady is an a-hole. My husband paid for his car and mine (I was behind him with a car full of kids) first she laughed at him for wanting to pay for my car. And then continued to flag me down yelling that I didn't take the flyer with the radio station that corresponds to the film. After I explained to her that the car in front of me paid for us and we were together and that I have been here 100 times she continued to be nasty by saying well I didn't know that and you're not going to see nothing without knowing what station to put on. Ummmmm you just gave the car I'm with the flyer and you just took his payment for all of us. Plus there are 150 other cars here. You didn't think that maybe I could have asked someone??? Or maybe I didn't see the gigantic sign while pulling in. She just likes being rude. It's not the first time either she has been nasty while I have purchased tickets.

I love that this place still exists. Your experience will be determined by the other people who show up that night. You might get loud, obnoxious kids in the back of a pickup talking through the whole movie or you might get lucky. Bring a boom box and bug spray - nobody wants your car running for 2 hours through the movie. Staff is friendly but don't do much to enforce loud people, smoking or cars running. Dog friendly too! Our pups love it!

We drove from Queens , NY to Warwick just to experience a drive in theater. It was worth the driving. It was an experience that definitely we want to experience again. Who can beat the $10 admission price for double feature movie? Thank God, rain has just stopped before we arrived and had a pleasant evening . No bugs , cool weather and lesser crowd . The guy said that "rain or shine, the movie will be on". Hmmm. Food stand and restroom were very close to our location so we never use the flashlight that we brought with us. But if not, you needed one . Our sound system was perfect as we decided to watch outside our car, sitting on our camp chairs and radio placed behind us on the suvs trunk opened halfway thru. Overall , nice place, nice crowd , nice movie .

This was my first time at a drive in movie theater and Warwick was the closest to NYC. It was an incredible experience from the moment we arrived, until we left. The best part was the price - just $11 per person, for 2-movies! We watched Spider-Man Homecoming and Baby Driver. As we were heading to the drive in theater, it started to pour cats and dogs. We thought our date night was done with, but once we arrived, the gentleman at the booth was super nice and said that they are open rain or shine, even joked that they're open during hurricanes and tornadoes. We were quite early, so we were able to pick any spot and decided to reverse into the spot so that we can sit and cuddle in the back. It was very romantic, especially after the rain stopped, sun went down and all you saw was the movie and fireflies throughout. They now use your car radios for the sound, which was super easy, just turn to the specified station and you're good to go. We brought our own snacks and beverages but they did have a big menu of options, and decently priced. All around a fantastic experience and totally recommended for a date night or for some family fun.

Awesome place to watch a movie w/friends and family. Staff members are courteous and professional. I definitely recommend everyone to visit.

There are no speakers to hear the film's audio, you have to use your radio, or the theater's app. But, the app doesn't work, and the staff doesn't seem concerned... so be prepared to rent a radio for $5... Note to theater: fix your app.