According to the New York Film Academy, drive-in movie theaters are true American originals. The first opened in New Jersey in the 1930s, allowing families to bring their children along to the film-going experience, even if they were a little rowdy.
Drive-ins saw a huge rise in popularity in the 50s and 60s, and many of the ones that still exist hold on to that classic vibe. Lubbock’s Stars & Stripes Drive-In is no exception.
Lubbock’s Homegrown Drive-In Movie Experience Is Pure Nostalgia
Stars & Stripes Drive-In (5101 Clovis Rd) is the whole package. It has three big outdoor screens- each with a curated double feature to enjoy each open night.
The 50s Cafe is truly remarkable and well worth the trip inside to stock up on eats and treats. Of course, there’s your standard candy, sodas, and popcorn, but they also have unique and delicious items you’ll want to try, too…