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- 5 Drive-In. Just outside of Mississauga, the 5 Drive-In has been part of the Oakville community since the 1960s. In addition to three screens with a variety of films, the 5 Drive-In also offers edible treats like funnel cake and chilli cheese dogs to accentuate the film-going experience.
- The Starlite Drive in Theatre. With brand-new family-friendly films and new releases for grown-ups, Starlite Drive In is one of the closest to downtown Toronto.
- Sunset Barrie Drive-in Theatre. At a little less than an hour and a half from Toronto, the Sunset Barrie is a drive. But its picturesque location near Lake Simcoe is worth a day trip or a weekend away.
- Mustang Drive-In. Kettle corn, hotdogs and ice cream treats are just some of the delicious theatre fare that awaits at the Mustang Drive-In outside of Guelph Lakes an hour from Toronto.
Tickets are available online and at the box office. We accept cash, credit and debit card payments. Movies play rain or shine. No rain checks.
(416) 465-4653. Movie Showtimes. Showtimes from Monday June 24 to Thursday June 27. Map. The Docks Drive-In Theatre movie listings and showtimes. This movie theatre is in Toronto.
- 11 Polson Street, Toronto, M5A 1A4, Ontario
- (416) 465-4653
- The 5 Drive-In in Oakville. This enduring, seasonal drive-in movie theatre is modern and cool. They have three screens to choose from! As a huge bonus, 5 Drive-In also has an on-site kids’ play area and a snack bar.
- Port Hope Drive-In. This drive in movie theatre Toronto has in a nice and close proximity shows first-run movies in a classic cinema style. They also offer up poutine, candy, and other treats for the most optimal viewing enjoyment.
- Mustang Drive-In in London. The Mustang just emanates Ponyboy energy. This dog-friendly drive in near Toronto shows new movies in a classic setting. They also have a playground for the kids, as well as a snack bar and lots of options for drinks.
- The Starlite Drive in Theatre. Bring your dog! The Starlite is an institution in the Hamilton area, and as far as Toronto drive in theatres go, is one of the best.
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Opening September 12 in the north parking lot of Mississauga’s Square One shopping centre, this eight-week installation – presented with Together Toronto – promises “an immersive experience featuring films, live shows with local DJs and artists and [a showcase of] local art.” Splash’N Bootsget everything going with shows at 10 am, 1 pm and 4 pm Sat...
Courtesy of Rebel nightclub, and with parking spaces a minimum of seven feet apart to suit social-distancing protocols, this new venue on Polson Pier is intended to host live music – including shows by Monster Truck (July 16), Allan Rayman (July 18) and A Tribe Called Red (August 6) – and the occasional movie screening. With concessions and merch a...
In partnership with Toronto’s DriveIn TO initiative, Cadillac Fairview is turning the parking lot of its Sherway Gardens shopping centre into a drive-in theatre for 100 vehicles, Thursday through Saturday nights for three weekends starting July 30. There will be two shows a night, at 6 pm and 9 pm, and admission is a flat $10 per car per movie, wit...
Downsview Park has reconfigured its Friday Night Lights summer screening series for vehicular audiences. This year’s season, part of a national screening seriespresented by MADE, focuses on blockbusters from “Canadian creators” – meaning if it was shot in Canada, completed post-production here or features Canadian talent in front of or behind the c...
Co-presented by the Italian Contemporary Film Festival – which, like every other spring film festival, saw its 2020 edition derailed by the pandemic – this outdoor series of international cinema runs from July 20 to 31 at Ontario Place, with Sergio Navarretta’s The Cuban as the opening night feature. 955 Lakeshore West, icff.ca
Premier Theatres’s triple-screen Oakville venue, just off the QEW, offers a mixture of new releases, family-friendly classics and the occasional concert special. It’s also the one in closest proximity to a Farm Boy, which makes the prohibition on outside food almost cruel. (Those milk chocolate double-roasted almonds are the perfect accompaniment t...
More interested in sports and concerts than movies, Toronto’s newest waterfront venue – brought to you by Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment and Live Nation– accommodates up to 220 vehicles in Ontario Place’s Lot 2, east of the Budweiser stage. When it’s not hosting ticketed screenings of Leafs and Raptors playoff games, the Play Stage will serve as...
Head north on the 404 towards Newmarket, and you’ll find the Stardust – another of Premier’s three-screen outdoor theatres. Like the 5 and the Starlite, it screens a mixture of new releases and older favourites, and the occasional concert special. It’s also the location of the Together At The Drive-Inmusic and film series happening July 25 and 26, ...
It’s closer to Hamilton than Toronto, but we’re feeling generous. The three-screen Premier venue runs nightly double features of recent studio releases (The Invisible Man, Irresistible) and beloved blockbusters (Jaws, Jurassic Park). As of this week, the concession stand is back up and running… but you’ll have to use the takeout window. 59 Green Mo...
Top 10 Best Drive-In Movie in Toronto, ON - June 2024 - Yelp - Stardust, Five Drive-In Theatre, Polson Pier Drive-In, Cineplex Cinemas Vaughan, The Docks Driving Range, Cineplex Cinemas Queensway and VIP, Starlite Drive In Theatre.
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Premier Theaters. CONTACT US. Location: The 5 Drive-In. 2332 Ninth Line, Oakville, ON. Canada. Contact Us: Phone: 905-257-8272. E-Mail: info@5drivein.com. How Do I Get Here? From West: Take Dundas St. East to 9th Line and make a right on to 9th Line. Head down until you see the sign on the left. From East: Take the QEW to Ford Drive.
