Highway 21 Drive-In
55 Parker Drive,
Beaufort,
SC
29906
55 Parker Drive,
Beaufort,
SC
29906
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The Highway 21 Drive-In opened in 1978 with a capacity for 350 cars. The drive-in closed in 2003 and was sold. The Highway 21 Drive-In re-opened in 2004 under new ownership.
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There is a website for this drive-in here:
http://www.hwy21drivein.com/pages/1/index.htm
This is an updated link for the Highway 21 Drive-In website. Screens should be changed to twin.
Here is a recent photo.
2009 photos of the Hwy 21 Drive-In.
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Wow, they twinned the Highway 21 Drive-in.Last time i caught a movie there it was a single screen. I got there early and the NEW owners were such a joy to visit and snap pictures.We talked theatres Problems they were having Booking certain films {Disney} and just a great time.I saw the new screen thanks to Chuck,We always tried to go to the Highway 21 Drive-in while in Hilton Head.The First time i visited with Video Camera the old man running the Drive-in with his Crabby wife about threw me and the family out.I had no desire to tape “HOME ALONE” just the Drive-in.This old man had a fit.Most, if not all theatre owners of Drive-ins are impressed if you want to shoot video.BELMONT DRIVE-in and the BIG-MO Drive-in{both on CT} had no problem with me shooting tape.Heck,I taped Richard at the BIG-Mo running the platter.But these two folks that use to run the DRive-in here,Well,like the new owners told me they"had just about run off all the business"You just don’t expect that rude of folks from South Carolina. Glad to see the Highway 21 Drive-in open and i still have the hand fans you all gave me to keep,plus the red drink cup with Highway 21 Drive-in on it. I wish you guys the best.
Chuck,thanks for the Great pictures.I remember they also had a pick-up driving around before the movie spraying for bugs,Good idea in that neck of the woods.
This was originally known as the Plaza 21 Drive-in.
After a successful fundraising drive in 2012, the Highway 21 Drive-In is making the digital transition. They recently completed resurfacing and repainting the screens, and the new projectors are scheduled to be installed the first week of April.