Boulevard Drive-In
Fayetteville,
NC
28301
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Known as the second largest drive-in theatre in Fayetteville, the Boulevard Drive-In Theatre opened in 1955 under the management of the Queen City Group, which was based in Charlotte.
The maximum car capacity was around 200 to 300.
In 1964,the Wilbey-Kincey Group took over the operations after Queen City folded and it remained that way until the mid-1970’s when ABC Southeastern Theatres took over the establishment. It closed in the early-1980’s, when it was under the Plitt Theatres Group. Served the communities of Fayetteville and Fort Bragg and Cumberland County.
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You said that this was the second largest Drive-In in Fayettevile, what about the Fort 1-2-3 on Bragg Blvd. with 3 screens and 1200 car capacity. The Fort was also operated by Plitt at one time.
“ROCKET MAN” and something called “SCUDDA HAY” were playing on Nov.1 1955.