Cinema 66 Drive-In
5801 N. Martin Luther King Avenue,
Oklahoma City,
OK
73111
5801 N. Martin Luther King Avenue,
Oklahoma City,
OK
73111
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The Cinema 66 Drive-In opened in 1950 and closed in 1967. It had a capacity for 600 cars.
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Originally named Route 66 Drive-In, the Cinema 66 was located on N. Eastern, just off Rt. 66. Engineered in smooth line Modern styling, this was a good place in which to watch a double feature. Atop a s grassy hill sat an oversized screentower. Metal saucers were supplied so children could slide down the gentle slope. There were no automated rides, but childred loved the swingsets, slides, manual mery-go-round, and see-saws. All playground equipment was painted green in order to blend nicely with evergreen landscaping.
Wonder in the late fifties if it under went a name change.Have a N.Eastern Drive-in parking 600 cars in that city?