7 Ontario Drive-Ins Playing Spooktacular Movies Under The Stars This Month
Who said Halloween isn't for adults?🎃
It is time to plan a movie night under the stars. These seven Ontario drive-ins will be playing spooktacular movies this October.
Do you know what is more frightful than watching a horror movie in your living room? Watching the same movie at a drive-in outside of the city, surrounded by darkness where your mind can easily imagine monsters lurking.
So instead of spending another night at home, why not have a retro movie night with your friends. Many of the locations below have an incredible lineup of films you want to see, including the new Halloween Kills.
5 Drive-In Oakville
Price: $13.00+ per vehicle
Address: 2332 Ninth Line, Oakville, ON
Why You Need To Go: For one low price, you can watch two back-to-back movies.
Stardust Drive-In Newmarket
Price: $13.00+ per vehicle
Address: 893 Mount Albert Rd., Sharon, Ontario
Why You Need To Go: There is no need to go trick-or-treating, as this drive-in sells large bags of candies or chocolate that you can eat while you watch the movie.
Starlite Drive-In Hamilton
Price: $13.00+ per vehicle
Address: 59 Green Mountain Rd. E., Stoney Creek, ON
Why You Need To Go: If you prefer your movies to be not too scary, head to this drive-in. They will be playing The Addams Family 2, which will make you chuckle.
Port Hope Drive In
Price: $12.50+ per person
Address: 2141 Theatre Rd. S., Hamilton, ON
Why You Need To Go: This spooky season they will be playing horror flicks like Candyman and Halloween Kills.
Sunset Barrie Drive-in Theatre
Price: $13.00+ per vehicle
Address: 134 4 Line S., Barrie, ON
Why You Need To Go: This drive-in has multiple screens, so you can pick which film interests you.
Lindsay Drive-In
Price: $15.00 per person
Address: 229 Pigeon Lake Rd., Lindsay, ON
Why You Need To Go: They are open until October 31, and the daily admission price includes two movies.
Muskoka Drive-In
Price: $12.00 per person
Address: 1001 Theatre Rd., Gravenhurst, ON
Why You Need To Go: You can bring blankets and pillows and create a giant bed inside your car for a cozy spot to watch the movie.
Before you get going, check out our Responsible Travel Guide so you can be informed, be safe, be smart, and most of all, be respectful on your adventure.