88 Drive-In
8780 Rosemary Street,
Commerce City,
CO
80022
8780 Rosemary Street,
Commerce City,
CO
80022
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A single screen drive-in with a 500 car capacity. Opened in 1975 and operates seven nights seasonally from Memorial Day through Labor Day. It plays double feature first run fare. It has both traditional speakers and FM audio. 12 and up are $6.00 under 12 are free.
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Chuck Van Bibber
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Website for the 88 Drive-In is here:
http://www.88drivein.com/
The address given on the 88 Drive-In website is 8780 Rosemary Street.
Some photos can be seen here.
Movies are good! I bought a pretzel with cheese that was hard as a rock and when I complained the management became rude and aggressive. I was put out -when all I wanted was a soft pretzel!I have heard others with the same story. They are just rude and don’t care about their customers. If you challenge them whatsoever they get aggressive. Totally not worth the trouble! They definitely don’t believe in customer service!! When we go now we just take our own food and drinks & leave the snack bar alone!!! The bathrooms are nasty, full of bugs and never have toilet paper. Some of the toilets don’t even work.
This the last drive-in in the greater Denver area; here is a article about the theater and the family that runs it: View link
Wow, sorry to read this! I’ve just moved to the area and was wanting to take the family to a Drive In Theater again. I worked in one as a kid, and customer service from figuring snack bar prices up in your head, counting chance back correctly, policing the lot for two hours before, during and after the show, as well as making sure the restrooms were clean and stocked ALL NIGHT was just part of the job. I am still going to check this theater out, and if not satisfactory, will make a detailed comment to the manager, as well as post the comment and response here. These theaters are quickly vanishing. They need to be run well to survive!