This place is such a good time, especially when the weather is nice. You're at the mercy of other…read morepeople keeping their lights off, noise down, etc but that's no knock on the drive in and the experience. Super super nice and friendly service. Always have a great time here.

Love a good drive-in. The screen was big, audio was clear and there is a cute 50's-vibe diner /…read morerestaurant onsite with prices that do not break the bank (but also don't come expecting gourmet anything). Prices are just right, though it is per person and not per car, which is understandable! I paid around $12 for a double feature, but wanted to just stay for the one, however, I love supporting family-owned businesses, so no big deal on my end.

This is so Austin and I love it Our movie started at 7 and…read morewe arrived around 6:40, which was perfect timing. We parked on the front row and brought our own snacks and beverages. There is a bathroom if needed and everyone abided by the rules and kept their lights off. Great way to end Valentines Day. I did take a star away as I wish the screen was a little bigger and there was also a few screen interruptions which I figured was due to the wind. I'll definitely do it again.

*visited October 2021* What a fun unique experience!!! We…read morewatch Frankenstien in the forest area. They have so many screens to set up to choose from and even private options! Popcorn, sodas, and treats for sale & you even get 1 item included per ticket! I definitely reccomend if you're looking for a different way to enjoy a date night out or even a summer family movie! We loved all the options they had for Halloween

I came here on a date for Valentine's Day actually, and my date set the whole thing up. I was aware…read morethat this movie theater existed, but I didn't actually know how it worked. Turns out when you buy the tickets online, you get a complementary free candy or popcorn with each ticket, and it's very easy to find your way in. When you're going down San Antonio St. toward fifth Street, you just go into the entrance of the garage on your left and you go all the way up until you come out to the open parking area. The way it's set up is that there are two screens, and when you come in and get your complementary candy or popcorn, they tell you which radio station you need to set your car to in order to connect the audio for the movie. When I came, my date and I watched eternal sunshine of the spotless mind, and it was very easy to figure out how to connect the audio. The screen wasn't huge, but it was big enough that we could see the movie just fine. It turned out to be a very romantic date, and I really appreciated that we were inside the car the whole time and didn't have to open the windows or come outside or anything so we were able to enjoy more privacy than a traditional movie theater. I would absolutely come here to see another movie!

This place is amazing! Great atmosphere and a super fun experience. Josh and Austin were very…read morefriendly and made us feel at home. We will definitely be coming back to this drive in!

What a wonderful addition to Round Rock! It was super cool to get to take a step back in time and…read moreenjoy a real drive in movie!! The Blue Starlite is perfect for both date night or a family outing. You can watch from the comfort of your car or bring lawn chairs. Super cool experience! So glad they are now in Round Rock! They even have the cutest concession stand.

I have enjoyed coming here for several shows so far and will be coming back for many more. Read…read moresome reviews and not sure why folks haven't read the website when buying tickets. The staff does a good job staying within the regulations for Covid and has a row set aside for people to watch from the back of trucks or SUVs. Watching Rogue One now, good times watching movies outside again.

If I could give a "0" , I would. Canceled the show with no…read morenotice. 3 weeks of no contact. No return calls, texts or emails. Thiefs

Great new venue for Drive-in theaters. Not too crowded due to the fact it's new but had a nice…read moreconcession stand. I thought there would be food trucks based on the website but since our movie started at 11:30pm, thought it may be too late. Good movie projection, nice space, so I hope this theater takes off. Here are a few tips to help the owner: Run 2 movies/screens a night at 9pm. This way you run your staff time for shorter and get more folks in. 11:30 pm is a bit late movie start time. Have a couple of food trucks to distinguish you from other Drive-in's, especially at your higher ticket price points. Popcorn was a stale and cold. In all, we would return and will tell our friends about this venue to help it along!

We followed links to this website to see a movie in Austin, TX. We arrived for the movie and…read morequickly realized this location had closed or didn't exist anymore, and when we went to get a refund, there was no number or link in which to make returns or call for assistance. No way at all to get ahold of anyone associated with this company. I get stuff happens, but clean up your advertising if you no longer exist at a specific location. Disappointed to say the least.

If you've ever had the pleasure of watching a movie at a drive-in, then you already know that…read morethere's no other moviegoing experience quite like it. Drive-in theaters have been experiencing a resurgence in 2020 during the coronavirus pandemic as they allow movie-goers to maintain social distance from others while still having a night out. If you're looking to visit a drive-in. This also holds true for Austinites. The newest drive-in location brought to Austinies by Blue Starlight Central sits on a lot behind the VFW. Locations such as this one will most certainly renew the drive-in outdoor experience. Last night, the Things and a companion and I watched "Imaginary" (the latest flix brought to viewers from Blumhouse). Those interested in attending a movie here must purchase their tickets on-line in advance of the showing. When arriving at the drive-in, movie goers must show their confirmation of payment for the movie either via electronic receipt on a cell phone or printed copy of payment. After showing proof of payment, mover goers are given instructions on what radio station to tune into to hear the movie (long gone are the days of speakers that are able to be affixed to vehicles once parked). I purchased four tickets and a car slot pack for 4. Packs include two canned sodas of choice, two candies of choice and two warm bags of freshly popped popcorn. This location unlike the other Blue Starlight Central does not serve alcoholic beverages. As noted previously, this location sits behind VFW but is also adjacent to an apartment complex. With this being said, the lights from the apartment complex put somewhat of a haze on the second screen, making it somewhat difficult to see scenes that are in low to dim light. Because this location is newish, there were very few movie goers last night for the screen we watched. In fact, we were only in one of three vehicles watching our screen. This was nice as we were able to sit in our truck bed with blankets and a radio tuned to the drive-in station and were also able to put out our lawn chairs next to the truck and not be next to any other cars/vehicles. This location's decor certainly does give a vintage 1950s vibe. As it relates to this vintage appeal, it should be noted that this is not the fanciest drive-in but does make up for ​​lack of the newest this or that by conjuring up nostalgic memories of days gone by. Total for 4 and slot packs $71.50

We swung by to watch Addams family values.... It's very cute. Ramshackle with a lot of personality-…read morehonestly it was cute. The dirty trailer park vibes and tiny screens weren't a problem. The staff was pretty cool and accommodating with rescheduling. My favorite part was when the movie screen keeping fading on and off. - they should fix that.

This was my first time watching a movie at Alamo Drafthouse Mueller. While this was one of the…read moresmaller theatres I have frequented, it felt cozy and intimate. You can order food and drinks via a QR code at your seat, which is a nice perk. I chose our seats and in retrospect, I should have selected seats in a higher row. The auditorium did not have a steep incline as I anticipated, however, the seats were fine. Unfortunately, I am not a fan of the communal bathrooms, which is the design at the Alamo Drafthouse. The good news is that you have a urinal or restroom option with associated signage. Like all movie theatres, the food and drinks are overpriced. In addition, you have pay a 18% service charge along with a tip. I ordered bottomless popcorn and unsweet tea and paid over $20. Interestingly, the popcorn came in a metal bowl...perhaps a sustainability measure. The popcorn was fresh and buttery. Now for the best part...we went to see the Devil Wear Prada 2. Amazing movie with many salient themes... as a side note, I know every single line of the original Devil Wears Prada. Definitely will be watching this movie again...

I've always enjoyed coming to Alamo Drafthouse Mueller, but my most recent visit left me pretty…read moredisappointed. I have had some really amazing experiences here coming to movie screenings over the years. You can order the tickets on the Alamo app but they charge a service fee that was nearly $7 for 3 tickets. So I waited until I got to the theater to purchase the tickets for our group. We went on Tuesday for $7 movie tickets. When someone in our party inadvertently bought an extra ticket, the staff quickly refunded my purchase and transferred the seat. The customer service here is great! The theaters are all upstairs and they have reclining seats. The seats do not recline back as far as I would like, but they are comfortable. We got to pick out our seats when purchasing the tickets. The new phone-based ordering system really takes away from the experience. One of the things that made Alamo special was the easy, low-disruption way of ordering during the movie. Now, having to use your phone feels distracting and honestly a bit inconvenient especially in a dark theater where you're trying to stay immersed in the film. On top of that, the added 18% service charge feels excessive, especially since the level of service has shifted more onto the customer with the new system. It doesn't quite add up. To make matters worse, the food prices have noticeably gone up. I don't mind paying for quality, but with the higher prices, added fees, and a less seamless experience, it just doesn't feel like the same value anymore. I spent nearly $40 for a Parmesan herb popcorn and a watermelon mezcal margarita. That is dinner pricing for movie concessions. I really hope they reconsider some of these changes, because this used to be one of my go-to theaters in Austin. Now I feel like I am being nicked and dimed for every little thing. If you don't close out your bill within 20 minutes, they auto close your tab and add 5% tip on top of the 18% service charge. This is really getting ridiculous and pricing people out.

Have been coming here for years! Clean theater with good food and drink options! Always a great…read moreselection of films as well!

Great theatre in the heart of downtown with comfy recliner chair. Drinks and food are available as…read morewell.

Kudos to Alamo for being the pioneer in offering food and drink while watching movies. While they…read morestarted with pencil and paper ordering, they have now upgraded to scanning a QR code to order online through the menu. Very .easy and convenient! Not only do they have good food and "bottomless" popcorn bowls, they also sponsor fun preview events to their special Victory fan club members, of which I am one. Last night they previewed the movie "Power Ballad," an excellent film starring Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas. Often they have special guests to introduce the movie and offer fun contests. At the Power Ballad preview, they awarded a guitar to the first person to jump up and name the director (John Carney). I didn't win. The theater is definitely geared to film buffs and not the normal blockbuster movie goer, with posters from current and classic films decorating the walls. They even have the scary twins from "The Shining" in one of the hallways. You won't see that at any multiplex movie theater!

Going to have to deduct two stars for removing the long loved Austin favorite green chili queso and…read morereplacing it with some unappetizing, worse than gas station, queso. What in the world happened? ‍ Also, if you get a side salad, they don't put any dressing, cheese, or tomatoes. Corporate American skimping on the food. Sony's acquisition of the long loved Alamo Drafthouse has been all bad from what I can see. Also, restrooms are consistently dirty with human waste in multiple toilets.