Rodeo Drive-In Theatre

Excellent venue. Great audio transmission and picture quality. Pizza and chilli dog was awesome. Pretzel and cheese sauce was admittedly mid. Still worth the purchase though. Dress comfy and bring a pillow and blanket! By far the best way to enjoy a movie.

My gosh! I had the most awesome experience! Arrived early, found excellent parking in the front. We have an SUV and our trunk was open. No one in front of us. A few people beside us. The screen was super clean and clear. The grass was clean and clear. We rented the radio thing to hear the movie for $5 so we didn't have to worry about our car battery or have to constantly fiddle around with anything because newer cars just aren't made for these activities.

The staff was friendly. Bathrooms were clean. I looooooved that they had a playground because it gave the kids something to do before the movie and during intermission. I will totally go again, and again and again! Great Summer activity!

Oh yeah... I highly recommend taking a nap before coming! It's a long night if you stay for 2 movies! 😜

Cutest little place for a date or a family night. The movie start time was 9p for us and we headed out after the first movie at midnight but they have coffee for sale if you want to hit that up and do both movies

I love this place. They have 3 screens playing each night they are open, and at least one is always family friendly, so they always have something for everyone.

Each screen is a double feature. I think Spring and fall are the best times to go because it's dark out a little earlier, which makes it easier to stay up for both movies.

They have a fully equipped snack bar that serves burgers and other meal type food items, but it's very popular so plan on getting there early if you want to count on having your food ready by showtime.

I was torn whether to rate this 4 or 5 stars, but since drive ins seem to be dying out - 5 stars! This place had 3 screens and had a great vibe. Also it's apparently the oldest drive-in in Washington. The only thing that would bring it down a star for me is we were at screen 2 and at one point during the movie cars from other movies had drive under our screen to leave.

We had such a fun date night!

It is very organized, there are numerous screens, lots of movies to choose from & with a double feature usually, a snack bar with lots of options, the staff have always been helpful & it is dog friendly, they just need to be kept on a leash.

*I’d recommend wearing mosquito deterrent if you plan to leave your doors open or sit outside. Also, might recommend checking out a radio or bringing your own so you don’t have to turn your car on & off.

Largest drive-in theater in the pacific northwest. The Rodeo Drive-In Theatre is an absolute gem! First-run double features on each screen make it a perfect movie night. They conveniently rent out FM radios for a few bucks which is great if you want that additional volume disbursed between larger groups. Plus, the kids have a blast at the park before and between movies. Highly recommend this nostalgic outdoor cinema.

Much bigger than most, this place has 3 screens. You have the option to watch 2 movies for the price of 1 and the concession stand is pretty well stocked and big! Concession stand is in the middle and is where you can also rent out a radio speaker. Make sure you bring a sweater/blanket as it can and usually does get pretty cold. I recommend you bring a bigger car and blankets and pillows and something soft to lie under. If you bring a sedan I suggest the same thing but outside. There is plenty of space just make yourself known if people walk by! It can get pretty dark. Get pretty long just be patient. They take both card and cash.

Didn't love the slow line getting in but what is one guy supposed to do on his own? Pre-purchase your tickets online to move the line faster. The chef was especially awesome.

Love this drive in theater. Our family movie night in the summer time is here. It’s clean, huge, good price for two movies!

This hidden gem is worth the drive and the cost to get in. The staff is super friendly and you can beat getting to see two movies. My only draw back I would say for the money you don't get alot of frys woth your burger for that extra 2.50 on top of a burger that you have to pay extra for cheese. But the 13.00 pizza was great and soda prices where a little much for ot getting a refill. In the end this place is worth the drive the projectors are state of the art and they use fM radio so sound track is top notch as well for a drive in

Super fun place for a movie night! Its $10 per person and you get two movies.

You have to wear a mask if you wander away from your vehicle. Mask can come off if your inside or sitting just outside your vehicle.

Outside food and drinks are OK. Alcohol is not allowed.

Great little drive-in theater.

Food and snacks were tasty and fairly priced for concessions staples. Sound clarity through the FM channel was good on our stereo. Screen felt a bit small, but our view was good.. Clean bathrooms, nice parking area.

I wish we had one closer to Seattle! We would go all the time!

OMG I’ve died and gone to Gen-X heaven! Rodeo Drive-in is just what I remember loving about the drive-in; sitting on car hoods with friends, fighting with the Socs over the head cheerleader, singing while playing on the swings…this place has everything, even burgers. What a fun time!

My husband and I drive 1hr out from our place to come here. For only $10 a person, it's a great deal! There really isn't an cheaper way to see a movie in the big screen, let alone two movies. We always make sure to hit up the snack bar, because we know that's how they make most of their money and we want them to stay in business. It is a great experience that eveyone should have.

Where I grew up we had a drive-in and my friends and I would take a truck load of us up there during the summer and have fun. It was quite a shame when it closed. I was so happy when I found there was one only and hour out, and had to take my husband.

The only thing that was off was an old building that has a chain link fence around it. We parked in front of it, it wasn't that bad and didn't hurt our view. The place could how ever benefit from either fixing it for restrooms, or tearing it down for more car space.

It is best to get in early if you want snacks and a good spot. They were really full when we got there 55mins before the movie started.

Haven't been to a Drive-in in 20 years and this brought all the nostalgia back for me plus my kids got to experience it and completely loved it. Super cool it's close to home now. We'll be regulars in no time

Had a wonderful night watching the double feature of Guardians of the Galaxy: Volume 3 and The Super Mario Bros. Movie at my favorite outdoor night time experience of the Rodeo Drive-in.

A great place to take young kids who don’t do well in a theater. There are plenty of playgrounds to visit before movies start and the food there is delicious.

Blast from the past. Hope the drive in never goes away. You sit in the comfort of your car, bring whatever food you want or pick it up from the concession stand and enjoy two movies for the price of one.

The drive in was a perfect get away from Seattle. Happy Bremerton has a Drive-in