Galaxy Drive-In
5301 N. Interstate Highway 45,
Ennis,
TX
75119
5301 N. Interstate Highway 45,
Ennis,
TX
75119
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Galaxy Drive-In Theatre (Official)
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Functions: Movies (First Run)
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
972.875.5505
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News About This Theater
- Sep 25, 2011 — 1st Annual DITA Meeting
The Galaxy Drive-In located on I-45 just north of Ennis, Texas at exit 255, opened December 17, 2004. Car capacity is listed at 800.
Initially opened as a triple screen theatre, a fourth screen was added in 2007. In May 2011 a fifth screen was added, and in 2012, a sixth screen was added. By 2016 a sevenths screen had been added.
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This weekend’s AP wire has a long feature about this and other new Texas drive-ins.
I had a look at the aerial photo. I see work for the fifth and 6th screens. picture at View link
Update! The 5th screen is going up! Should be up soon!! Possibly a 6th screen is in the plans as well. If so, I’ll keep ya updated.
View link drive in Garrett ……
RAC Photography
Randy A Carlisle
Historical Photographer
Randy, this wasn’t called the Village Drive-in at one time?
According to this drive-in’s website, they’re running “Thor” in 3D! THIS I gotta see!
Now thats a nice marquee.
Mike Rogers.. (Sorry for taking so long as I just noticed your question. My Apologies)… No Sir. The Galaxy Drive In opened on Dec 17 of 2004 as the Galaxy.. A 6th screen is being built. It’s almost completed!
The sixth screen opened sometime in 2012. This Drive-in is all digital projection.
Drive-in is now running 7 screens.
This is the closest drive-in to my home in Plano. Easy (but kinda long) drive as it’s a straight shot from 75 as it transitions into I-45. Love the low prices, the popcorn & it’s quite possibly the best digital projection I’ve ever seen at a drive-in! And I REALLY love the classic era pre-show and intermission reel!
The grounds could use a bit more attention in terms of upkeep but, with the traditional drive-in experience making a slow death march towards extinction it’s a necessary endurance to preserve a great spring & summer tradition!