10K views · 38 reactions | Drive-in theaters were a staple of American culture for the better part of the second half of the 20th century. But now, there are fewer than 300 remaining in the United States. So, what happened? Advancements in technology are partially to blame, but there’s more to the story. This is the rise and fall of the drive-in theater. | cheddar news | Facebook

650K views · 20K reactions | There are a few things that are quintessentially American, and drive-in movie theaters is one. Invented in the US, drive-in theaters reached their peak popularity right after World War II during the '50s and '60s, allowing guests to enjoy B movies in a giant parking lot, under the stars and in the comfort of their cars. #legend #nostalgia #classic | Insect Racing | Facebook