Have been here many times & totally worth the drive from Portland!!! Two movies for $8 Adult & $5 Children & 5 & Under Free is worth it for the experience alone :) The Concession Stand is AMAZING & Always puts me back in time (before MY time of course- but I LOVE Historical Places!) To get a Large drink/soda for only $3, a Large Popcorn for only $4, a Chili Dog for $5, & candy choices for $2-$3 dollars!!! Supporting the Concession Stand is WHAT ACTUALLY SUPPORTS the 99w Drive-in & at those prices how can you not :) :) **To those that do not know- the Admission Prices ONLY COVER the Taxes & Fees of Renting the Actual Films at Theatres- which make 99w that much more amazing for NOT charging the CRAZY PRICES LIKE Regular Theaters!! :) read more

Great place to catch a movie with the family. Be prepared to park real close to your neighbors. The staff which a probably ready for angry customers have their guard too high and may mistake your requests accordingly. read more

I hope this place stays around forever! The 99W drive-in is the best place to be on a warm, summer night. They always have a double feature with an intermission in between shows. Here are some tips about the drive-in: -The bathrooms are so-so. Ladies, take a Go-Girl just in case (if you don't know what a Go-Girl is, PM me) -The food at the concession is expensive, so pack some sandwiches if you are broke -This may be a cash-only establishment (can't remember, so check on this) -The best day of the weekend to go is on a Sunday night because there are less people. -Plan on being out of the drive-in at around 1 or 2 am. Long summer days=later drive-in movie starting times read more

My friends are I wanted to come see a movie to celebrate a birthday, but we found it very confusing and difficult to reserve a spot. The website doesn't make it clear that it's a lottery process, which was confusing. Out of the six of us who sent an email to "reserve" ( which we then all found out later from the automatic email replies that we had actually entered a lottery for reservations), which we sent right at 8:00pm on the day we were supposed to, only one of us got a spot, which meant that none of us ended up going. We would love to come to the drive in this year, especially since this is something different and fun we can do during the time of COVID-19. We would love to support a local business like this, but we are al feeing disheartened from this first attempt. We might try again, but we hope the drive in will move to a more straight-forward method of ticketing/reservations so that it's easier to coordinate with groups, and to potentially bring them more business as the only movie theatre anyone can go to for the next few months. read more

I haven't been to a drive in since I was a kid and we saw Footloose! It was my husband's first time. We were able to bring our puppy with us and we weren't the only ones. We saw a double feature of "Brave" and "Batman." For $16 we paid less for two movies than if we would have seen one in a regular theater. For a small soda and small popcorn (which is huge) it was $5. Yes, just $5. Buy concessions, it is how they stay in business . Bring: blankets, pillows, FM radio (if you don't want to use your car's radio) or make sure you have a good car battery and bungee cords if your back door opens too high. They have twine available but it wasn't as useful as rope or bungee cords. People had huge spreads of food and elaborate set ups. Movies don't start until it is dark so be prepared to wait if you get in when it opens at 6:30pm. read more

I drove from Eugene and LOVED his drive in movie experience! I saw suicide squad and it was pretty cool. We came really early because my sister had seen "finding dory" a month or so earlier and said it was crazy busy. Since we came really early we got a really good spot. I didn't get any concessions so not sure how those are. Bathrooms are what you would expect for a drive in movie. read more

99W Drive-In - Drive-In Theater Near Me - Newberg, Oregon

99W is a blast. It's old school at it's best with the occasional throw back flick. The concession stand is surprisingly well priced and has great variety. A few tips- The movie doesn't start till it's dark. Which means around 9pm. If you watch both movies (always a double feature) be prepared to be leaving around 1am maybe even later. Take a car that doesn't have Day Time running lights (or make sure you can turn them off)... For example, don't go in a Toyota Yaris. These guys make their money from selling snacks, do yourself and them a favor and buy food there. If you don't mind hanging out for a while I suggest going early so you can pick "the perfect spot". Don't show up no later than one hour before showing. Perfect for people with Kids, they sleep while you enjoy the flick! read more

Love this spot!!!!!! It's one of the top drive-ins in the country apparently. What an a grand example of Americana and a family owned establishment to boot. We saw Purple Rain (so much better than I remember!!) and batman V superman. My family and I have been coming here for 10 years and I am grateful that my kids have gotten to experience that same feeling of going to the drive ins that I did whilst growing up in California. Keep it up guys, you rock!!!!!! read more

99W Drive-In - Drive-In Theater Near Me - Newberg, Oregon

This place was way cooler than expected. Great selection of snacks and memorabilia. They even gave gluten free pizza. Tonight was the last night for traditional "film" movie as they were able to win a contest to go digital. Bathrooms were surprising clean. read more

It was our first time going there it was such a great experience and so much fun to go watch a movies from your own vehicle. We would so do it again the only thing we would do next time is bring more comfortable blankets for the back of our car lol and some lawn chairs to sit outside. read more

I love seeing movies at drive-in theaters! Living in Beaverton it is a little bit of a drive but we'll worth it! Use to see a lot of movies at the drive-in that was in the city I did my undergrad in in Colorado and it kinda got me hooked. Seems like these places always have a double feature and the prices are a lot cheaper than going to a regular movie theater. This location seems to have just recently gotten an upgrade to a digital projector which was definitely nice! Based on their site we decided to get there an hour before dusk since they get busy on Friday evenings. When we got there the place was still pretty empty, but the movies playing weren't big name ones (thought ET and a more recent popular movie were playing that day, but I had gotten that wrong...oh well). We brought food with us for dinner so that helped pass the time. The first movie which I had never heard of ended up being quite entertaining but we left after the first feature because our friend had to work the next morning. If you have never been to a drive in movie I highly recommend going to see one at 99W. It's a great place to take kids (depending on the movies playing) or to go on a date (good excuse to get cuddled up in the back of the car)! Now for a little PSA (my little side rant): To the "young" kids that were in the Subaru next to us...turn your (enter expletive of choice here) car off while waiting in the lot! There was no reason for you to run your AC...it was nice and cool outside! You were killing us and everyone else with your carbon monoxide emissions! I'm not from Oregon but how un-green of you! And to anyone else thinking about doing it...don't. It makes the experience unpleasant for everyone else around you. Thank you. read more

It was a wonderful experience for us! Unfortunately we had to leave early because my girlfriend felt ill. The owner helped make the experience wonderful and he was extraordinarily friendly and made our night. We would love to come back again! Thank you for the wonderful experience. read more

It's so nice I see a drive in. So hard to come by these days. It may be a drive but so worth it . Please take your kids to a drive in share the nostalgia of it .heck take your parents and listen to their crazy drive in stories,but be prepared . It can't get any more bonding then that. There is so few it's a very good chance there won't be any more when your children grow up. read more

My friends and I went to go see It: Chapter 2 on Friday night. When we arrived the front entrance gate was blocked off signifying that we had to wait to enter. After waiting 30 MINUTES outside with no employees even checking to see if there were cars outside, we decided to enter through the exit to find that there were already about 50+ cars inside ready to watch the movie. We were met by an attendant who didn't even care that we had waited so long with no instruction and all he did was take our money. He told us what channel to tune into for sound but no instruction on where to park, how to park, ANYTHING. And mind you, as the employee was taking his time running out cards, the movie was starting. We then had to rush to set up the car get the station and park while the movie was going and we were disrupting other movie goers. I just wish there was some instruction so we could have had a better movie experience. :( read more

It's been years since we went to the drive in. This one was really nice. Showed up at 850 on a off night. Got decent parking for 2 cars. Clean restrooms. Good sound quality. Good picture quality. The nostalgia of the drive in is awesome. I hope they never close so I can keep taking my kids. And eventually grandkids. read more

Came here on the Saturday after the 4th. As you can imagine, it was packed. We got in line between 7 and 7:30. Honestly that's usually the latest you want to get here. There is one screen which makes it kind of tricky to find a decent spot. You can see pretty good from the side angles though. The main visibility issue is that they allow giant lifted trucks to park three rows in. They supposedly have parking lot monitors but if you mention this, they pretty much just blow you off and allow little cars to drive in circles. We found a decent space close off but watched several cars struggle right in view of the booth because of two rude trucks that refused to move. Why even have rules. I'm thinking about lighting my sparklers off because honestly the rules are irrelevant here. Overall the movie sound and picture were good. I would go again, but I found the parking situation frustrating. I wish they had a specific truck area and someone to direct traffic a bit better. read more

I've been going to this place for years and was SO excited when they won a digital projector from Honda! I also love how they show old intermission reels during intermission, and I appreciate that they keep the place clean and the food I buy from their concessions stand isn't scary and haggard-looking. You can find their "Rules of the Drive-In" and FAQ at their webpage. Some recommendations based on my experiences with being a patron over the years: --It can be tempting to bring in food or beverages from outside but this is a family-run local business and they make most of their profits from concessions. Admission rates are crazy low compared to other theaters and you get to bring in blankets and inflatable mattresses, etc. so I choose to support them by buying from the concessions stand. They don't allow alcohol or glass containers of any kind on the property, FYI, too. --Movies start at dusk and the lot can fill up quickly. You can't leave once you've entered, so I recommend really planning to make a night of it and showing up as early as possible. Show up as soon as the place opens, which can mean you're parked for a few hours before the movies start. So, bring friends, bring cards and board games, and be prepared to have an amazing and substantial amount of time with friends when you go here. --They DO accept credit cards now (and there's still no ATM on site). This wasn't previously the case, but you can use plastic now, too. :-) --They have at least one set of jumper cables that they lend out (I believe you have to leave your driving license with them as collateral) at the end of the double feature, but you may want to bring your own cables anyhow. I've never had my car battery die and I always start my engine during intermission so I'm not just running my battery for sound through two movies and intermission. If you're not comfortable using your car FM radio, you can always buy and bring in a battery operated one, too. --They do special events and first-run as well as classic movies (e.g., Ghostbusters, Rocky Horror, etc.) and are only open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings and only during certain months, so check their website to make sure they're open before you plan on visiting. They keep their webpage up to date and it's easy to use on my iPhone, too, which is nice. read more

Love the drive in but has lots of customer service problems. Very slow when letting people in to the drive in lot when the line is super long. We were in a long line and no one came out to count cars and tell people that they didn't have room. We waited in line for an hour and when we finally got to the door they said that they're sold out. They should count cars and tell people. Very mad as I drove an hour to get here. Disappointing. read more

Why aren't there more drive ins? First off get there early! 5:30 is about perfect the line getting in is crazy. The spots are alittle tight don't bring your jacked up truck here you will look like an asshole and guys like me will laugh at you! It's too close of quarters, too many loose kids the spots are only wide enough for two mid sized vehicles. It was fun good place and we will do it again. read more

Other than them starting the first movie AN HOUR later than they were supposed to, and most of my kids not making it through the first movie because of that, it's a whole lot of fun and very nostalgic. If they can get the timing down then this place will always be top notch! read more

Been to this drive in twice and I've got to say, it's a very fun experience. I would highly recommend you see your movies here if you have the means. I've seen Wonder Woman, Ferris Beullers Day Off and IT (2017). They have classic 50's style ads for their refreshments which I find amusing and nice. Their refreshments are lacking I'd have to sadly say. It's pretty much store bought items made "fresh" but you can only go so fresh with them. The popcorn is good not great. But they oddly, have really good pickles. Also known as a "Chilly Dilly's". But besides that, pretty basic. The people are nice and the prices are good. Not much more to say, other than it's a great date night experience! read more

This is our favorite thing to do in the summer. We always bring lots of friends and games to play while we wait. It's just a great place to spend the long summer nights. read more

99W is a real piece of history. I recommend it for all families in the PDX area. It is great for kids and a must for everyone at least once. The snack shack has great popcorn and hot dogs. Movies start at dark so get there early for a choice parking spot. read more

The classic drive-in experience! Food inside, and sometimes a second movie option -however it's been closed for a little while now but could be back up. Staff is friendly besides this one older guy who I've had the displeasure of meeting a few times lol read more

Came here on a Saturday night. Got here at 4:45 to get in line. Rose City Corvette Club showed up at 5:30 and were let in right away. 15+ cars cut in front of all these people waiting like effing royalty. Won't be back. The theater is a dump and the management isn't much better. Too bad there isn't more organization for getting in line if there first. read more

The ticket seller was a complete and utter ass. I had taken my daughter to the bathroom at the Burger King next door and they started moving the line prior to the stated time in the rules. They charged my wife $14 for being a single occupant vehicle despite her stating we were with her. Then when we tried to enter, he told us we had to pay another $14 since we were not prepared to enter together. It should have cost us a total of $23 to get in, not the $28 he charged us. Unless you plan to be ripped off by them not following their own rules, don't ever leave your car till they let you in. From the beginning, this place has not impressed me in the least. I would give zero stars but Yelp will not let me. read more

LOVED it!!!! The last time I've been to a drive in was 15 years ago, and I liked it then and I love it now. 1. We found this place on Yelp, and decided to go early since the line seems insane. We arrived at around 6:45 or so but there was a massive line already. The line never ended until they sold out. If you want a good place, you have to go early. You might have to wait inside for few hours, but we brought some books to read. Some families with children were playing with a ball, eating dinner, socializing about their cars, so there are lots to do. Still, it is a good idea to bring something to do while waiting. And might be a good idea to decide which way to park before hand. 2. It is cheap!!! $8 per person for 2 movies!!! We watched Indispicable Me and Inception. 2 great movies and if you only want to watch one, you can leave during the 20 min interval. 3. The food might not be the greatest, but the snack bar food makes the atmosphere. The scent of butter popcorn flows through the whole drive in which makes that cozy feel of watching a movie. You can also bring your own, but in order to preserve the drive-in theaters it is good if you can get some food there. 4. Where we were parked, there was not much light or glare, which was nice, but my husband couldn't focus too well due to people walking passed. I had no problem focusing, but I can say that it was a lot more comfortable than a indoor movie theater. We put our seats back and had cushions and pillows, and we were lucky that we have a good sound system in our car. Plus, you don't have to worry about making too much sound, trying to find food, drinks, or anything. More than anything, this retro feel is nostalgia to the max! It is a great change from the modern day life, and is worth the money and time. The atmosphere is priceless and all the negatives seem to be pushed away because of it. The toilets are not the cleanest or newest, there's a line, the dirt ground makes it kinda dusty, and the view and sound depend on your car and positioning of the car. But it is a great way to spend a family weekend movie night and enjoy movies! read more

Soo much fun! We hopped in the car, brought blankets, pillows, food, and our dogs too for some old fashioned drive-in fun at the movies! It's inexpensive and would be great for those with kids! The place does get a bit crowded, so you have to be a bit patient and if you have a large car/truck or SUV, it might be a little tricky coming in and out of the spaces. They sell food there at the concession stand, which closes at the end of the 1st intermission, prior to the start of the 2nd movie. The food is not horribly expensive, as compared to the regular movie theater. read more

Had plans to come here for a birthday. Waited in line for an hour. Got here at 7:30. Seemed reasonable enough. After pulling into the entrance, there was a sign that said sold out. No where to turn around, had to drive through the chaotic parking lot to leave. Will not be back again. However, the idea behind this place is great and it is historic. Just needs updates. If you want to get in here, show up at 7 at the latest read more

Arrived at the drive-in this evening as the gates opened at 6:30 with my husband & 3 kids age 5, 7 & 9 for our first time ever to see Beauty & The Beast. We got a great spot, the kids were super excited and then right after the previews ended the owner realized he didn't have the key to access Beauty & The Beast. So he was going to have to flip the showings & show the PG13 movie first. So we had to leave & get a refund because our kids are too young. Way to disappoint a whole lot full of customers by making an avoidable mistake! read more

So glad this is still around, an absolute favorite growing up and a Newberg icon. Still the best popcorn I have ever had and the summer wouldn't be the same without a movie here! read more

My first trip to the 99 West drive in was tonight and what a night to remember! I have been wanting to take my girlfriend here for her first Drive-in experience so I checked online if it was even open for its summer run. We were in luck! "Back to the Future" was the opening film this weekend!! Couldn't get more perfect. Then it did. The concession stand is a time warp into nostalgia land. With old memorabilia and wonderful food and snacks. I had the Chili dog and it was everything you could ask for. My girlfriend had the regular hot dog and loved it. This is the real deal. We threw in some nachos for that extra boost and a bucket size Coke. One of my favorite aspects of this Drive-in is the old film bumpers, "lets go out to the lobby" style. I seriously could not ask for more... Except maybe a Classic Horror double feature??!! Hint Hint. read more

This place has everything you remember from the classic drive-in from your childhood. If you grew up at the drive-in like I did, then you have a civic duty to your friends to share the experience and passit off tour yoing-ins. The drive-in does use a radio broadcast for sound. They take cards at concession booth. Everything is great. Two new-release movies, and a fantatstic experience. They occasionally have theme nights as well, when older movies play, and classic cars are spread through the lot. read more

I love this cute little place. Hubby and traveled through to drop kid at college.We thought it would be fun to relive the drive-in experience. The movie we saw was actually viewable in the walk-in portion of the theater. Although the theater is old and warn, the place was cute and really cool people working there. The price was super cheap, only $5 per person! Definitely worth the bucks. read more

The last place to see movies under the stars in the Portland area. Double features provide hours of entertainment for only $8 per person and that includes old drive-in pre-show and intermission film stock. It's like going back in time to the 1950's when life was happier and more fun! The snack bar looks pretty much as it did when it opened in 1953. read more

99W Drive In!!! What a fun place to go. You get to watch 2 movies for less that what you pay at a regular theater. You can watch cozied up in your car with your heater or AC on, from the bed of your truck, chairs on the ground... The theater makes most of its money in the snack bar which sells popcorn, candy, hotdogs, pizza, pickles... sometimes they even barbecue! They show old school commercial and movie trailers before the movie and during intermission. Arrive early and spend the evening visiting with family and friends, playing card, throwing a ball. Also, expect a long line of cars waiting to get in. Check out their website for instructions about how the car line works and even where to park your spaceship if you have one! read more

The drive in is the best. I wish it went year round! The line is always long but it is worth it. A great thing to do in the summer with your family and friends. read more

The drive in provides the most fun one can have in Newberg and it's nice to see that they can keep the old fashioned establishment running

This place is 100% AWESOME!!! One of the last drive ins. The management has made sure to keep the Drive In charm! This place is just great family fun! Just get here early!!! read more

Oh, come on! You people giving them 2 stars because of kids playing to pass the time before the movie starts? Or because its your fault you got there too late and they were sold out and now youre disgruntled and giving spiteful reviews? Really? Lol wow! Plan better? Driveins are a rare gem! Of course people will flock there and fill it up fast, especially when its a movie everyone and their grandpa wants to see! This place is awesome and with the best popcorn around! The owner is very personable and actually gets on the speaker to give "birthday beeps' shout outs to those with a birthday. He also asks his customers what movies they would like to see played in his theater. He does his best to accomodate. They have great snack foods. Even big pickles! My only complaint is that soon they close for the season. I truly hope those of you who havent been there yet, do go! Dont listen to the poor reviews. Undeserved. One guy gave them 2 stars but in the same breath said he hopes they stick around. Lol! Hmmmm...Giving poor reviews just might keep people from trying them out and hurt their business, resulting in a closure some day! They barely break even at this theater as it is because it costs so much to run it. If we dont help support driveins, they will completely vanish and that would be a shame. I prefer it to an indoor, stuffy, packed, noisy theater any day! Bottom line: This is a great drivein! Die hard fan here. Theres also one in Dallas, Oregon. Just an fyi. read more