14 Flags Drive-In

9901 S. Western Avenue,
Oklahoma City, OK 73139

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The 14 Flags Drive-In had the distinction of being the largest drive-in ever built in Oklahoma. It accomodated 1,600 cars on 28 acres. The screen was 132 feet by 80 feet.

The theater has been demolished and the lot is now occupied by the Western Flags Addition. The final films were “Amityville: The Possession”, “Mark of the Devil, Part II” and “Death Wish”.

Contributed by Lauren Grubb

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rivest266
rivest266 on October 11, 2008 at 1:34 pm

This drive-in opened on July 3rd, 1968

GrantW
GrantW on September 18, 2011 at 2:07 am

Used to have a fireworks show every July 4th after the movie. I lived about two miles away and would watch the fireworks from the street corner. When it was built, 14 Flags was out in the country, just south of the neighborhoods in south Okla. City. In the late 70’s, housing additions and expansion (along with slow sales I guess) led to the demolition of the drive in and building of housing in the area. I went to middle school just a mile down the road.

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