Riverside Drive-In
350 Nashville Road,
Bowling Green,
KY
42101
350 Nashville Road,
Bowling Green,
KY
42101
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The Riverside Drive-In was opened on June 27, 1950 with Lon McCallister in “Boy From Indiana”. I believe it closed in the late-1980’s. It was the last drive in left in Bowling Green. Sat in the corner of the 31 West Bypass. Now the site of a Kroger store.
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Jan 1 1969 it was playing “TWO FOR THE ROAD” rated M and “CAPRICE” Rated M.
Address is wrong. It’s 350 Nashville RD, Bowling Green, KY 42101
Header address is incorrect. Above address @ Nashville Rd. is correct, but the zip is 42103.
The Riverside Drive-In opened on June 27th, 1950. Last season: 1982.
Riverside Drive-In opening Mon, Jun 26, 1950 – 7 · The Park City Daily News (Bowling Green, Kentucky) · Newspapers.com
In the Facebook page Bowling Green Then and Now it was stated that the Riverside closed in 1985 and demolished in 1995 and a shopping center built. I’ve uploaded a photo of the pylon which accompanied this posting.
So if adults are 45 cents and children under 12 accompanied by parents are free, what is the admission price for unaccompanied children at any age and those over 12 who are accompanied? Do they define an adult as being over 12? Also, one can assume that there is a seating area for individuals who did not come by car (or who choose not to sit in their cars).
I guess an “adult” for ticket purposes was over 12. I highly doubt they would let “unaccompanied” children even enter the site.