
Hollywood Drive-In
9270 Route 66,
Averill Park,
NY
12018
9270 Route 66,
Averill Park,
NY
12018
3 people
favorited this theater
Related Websites
Hollywood Drive-In Theatre (Official)
Additional Info
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
518.283.4425
Nearby Theaters
The Hollywood Drive-In located in Averill Park opened on May 22, 1953 with Rock Hudson in “The Lawless Beed” & Ann Sheridan in “Steel Town”. It was operated by Joseph Fisher and had a capacity for 250-cars. The single screen measures 36' by 88' and the drive-in now has a capacity for 400 cars.
Contributed by
Lost Memory

Just login to your account and subscribe to this theater.
Recent comments (view all 3 comments)
This is a fun place to go, and it hasn’t changed much since I practically grew up there in the 1960s. The screen is in great condition and the projection equipment is top-notch. The food is very good and reasonably priced (I even won a free popcorn!). The snack bar runs pretty efficiently, but get there early on a Friday or Saturday if you want to get something toeat before the movie as the line is LONG. I guess that’s a good thing as it will (hopefully) help Hollywood stay open for many more years. I do miss seeing the swings, jungle gym and carousel that we had so much fun playing on as children, but I understand that liability issues probably had everything to do with their removal.
The Hollywood has made the conversion to digital projection.
Opened on 22/5/1953 with a Bugs Bunny cartoon revue(1 hour long), “The Lawless Breed” and “Steel town”.