Volusia Drive-In
1008 W. International Speedway Boulevard,
Daytona Beach,
FL
32114
1008 W. International Speedway Boulevard,
Daytona Beach,
FL
32114
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Previously operated by: Floyd Theaters
Previous Names: Daytona Beach Drive-In
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The Daytona Beach Drive-In opened on July 11, 1946 with Peggy Ann Garner in “Junior Miss”. On June 28, 1953 it was renamed Volusia Drive-In. Car capacity was listed at 460. By 1957 it was operated by Floyd Theaters.
The Volusia Drive-In closed in 1965 and has since been demolished. The site is now occupied by Bethune Cookman College.
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June 5 1958 sees “ALL MINE TO GIVE” and “TO HELL AND BACK”.Near the Dog track,so often losers didn’t catch a movie!
Your location is incorrect. The Volusia Drive In was west of Nova Road, approximately 1008 International Speedway Blvd. (formerly named Volusia Ave) There is a small mall and other stores in the former location. Bethune Cookman is in the 600 block.
PLEASE UPDATE ADDRESS TO 1008 West International Speedway Boulevard.
There was also a smaller D/I @ 501 S. Keech. Anyone have a name?
A 1990 article describing Daytona area drive ins:
http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=WQwqAAAAIBAJ&sjid=LtMEAAAAIBAJ&pg=1365,654877
Odd name, Volusia!
Opened on 11nd July 1947 with “Junior miss”.
Correction: Opened July 11th, 1946, not 1947.
Renamed Volusia Drive-In on June 28th, 1953. Ad posted.