Tiger Drive In Theatre

Jackie Boone

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

Very small and quaint drive in! It was a great experience and perfect night for a movie! Got our food from the snack bar and it was tasty as well! They have these adorable campers on site and honestly, there's not a bad spot there. Playground for the kids and easy in and out access. Everyone there was super friendly! Prices are very reasonable. Experiencing drive in movie nostalgia is priceless! Absolutely worth the drive! Thanks for a great time

Burnzone A.L.

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

Plenty of space for cars. You can either listen through the speaker or through your car sound system. Concession stand and bathrooms. Lots of choices for food. Two younger guys at the concession stand were both super friendly and helpful. Only thing I would change is that the food wasn’t great. However it’s a drive in. They also offer the normal concessions you would get an a movie. Popcorn, candy, sodas, coffee, etc..

Lora Allston

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

This drive in was GREAT! We had the best time on Fathers Day. We got there early and found a great spot, got popcorn, candy, and snacks from the snack shop, and settled in for the show. It was such a fun family activity.

Joe Johnson

4 out of 5 stars★★★★☆

Ok, so the big draw here is the nostalgia. I grew up going to the drive-in and my wife had never been. So this was a step back in time for me and a new experience for my wife. The movie was live-action "How to Train Your Dragon" and even though it is fairly strict to the original, it was really good. Sitting at the back of our vehicle with the hatch up, we had a perfect view and the sound system from the snack stand was more than adequate to hear perfectly. It also gave us the chance to catch 2 meteors as they streaked through the night sky, one breaking into pieces and burning blue/green. The food was as you would expect from a snack stand, but I'm sure kids lived it. A couple with 7 of their 8 grandkids pulled next to us and we were able to have a very nice conversation with them until the movie started. If you haven't been to a drive-in, please go. There are less than 400 in the world and soon, you will not be able to unless people keep them in business. Strike up a conversation with the people next to you. Enjoy this life and the humanity around you. But bring big spray.

Pam Carver

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

Smaller than other drive-in theaters that I have visited, but that adds to its charm. It's also designed like an amphitheater, so you're never staring into someone else's rear bumper/window. There is a play area in front of the screen where kids were playing freely with essentially no chance of escaping unnoticed. Of course play time is over, just before dark, when the movie starts. Small snack shack w/ friendly young staff. Restrooms are clean. We'll go again.