It is the only drive in theatre in the area and my wife has never been to a drive in theater. I got tickets for the double feature (Batman and John Wick). The spaces closest to the screen are for smaller vehicles and midway back, it is for SUVs and minivans. Since I have a SUV, we were in the middle lanes. It was fine as we were able to see the screen. One thing I recommend is that you go watch movies that aren't dark (as in brightness) as Batman was hard to watch since we were further away and everything looked black. This was my error as I should have remembered that Batman movies are usually taking place at night. LOL The movie starts at twilight so there is still some light out. If John Wick played first, and Batman after when it's fully dark, then it may have been better. We would definitely come back but for movies that don't take place at night read more

It's the last of It's kind in the lower mainland and I'm glad I got to enjoy this. There's nothing like watching a drive in movie from the comfort of your car and basically you are in your own VIP section. Tuesday is a great day to go as they have a couple's special that included a large popcorn and 2 drinks along with 2 tickets to a movie for $45. It's the last season this year so make sure you enjoy this gem before they close. They do double features so you basically get a 2 movies for the price of your ticket and sometimes they will show 3 movies if you have the time to stay up past midnight. read more

Twilight Drive-In Theatre - Concession stand - Drive-In Theater Near Me - Aldergrove, British Columbia

We love being able to spend an evening catching a couple of movies at the drive-in. I'm disappointed that they will be closing after the summer! read more

**Covid update** There's not a tonne to do safely during this pandemic, I was thrilled to see Twilight offering Christmas movies! Bought tickets online for White Christmas and had the loveliest mostly covid safe date! It was rainy and dark but I don't mind. One star off because You have to open your window to scan your tickets on your phone and the attendant had their big honking nose hanging out of their mask. Not cool! I am wearing my mask properly to protect you, why can't you be a decent person and do the same? read more

We live in B'ham, Wa & decided to cross the border for what turned out to be such an amazing & close by Drive-In. The one we normally go to is much further. This a a great Drive-In with really no bad views at all. We arrived 1.5hrs early to ensure a prime spot. They had a Cash line & a Cash/Debit line to enter. The line moved quickly. Very clean location. I recommend to bring cash. Lots of great options for food & snacks. There is nothing to do before the movie starts so if you have kids bring a ball or cards to pass the time. Great value as we went to a Triple showing. We had a truck but I watched 2 movies in my chair. Clean location, family friendly, clean bathrooms, attendants walking around which was great. Only down side was people do smoke & that lingers for a bit. read more

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This place was an absolute blast! So fun to sit back in your car seat and have your whole car be the sound of the giant picture playing in front of you. The only draw back are people who don't listen to the rules. My friend and I couldn't see the whole screen and asked the family in front of us if they could tie down their hatch back. It could've easily been done but they claimed there was nothing they could do. I wish there was someone to call or someone monitoring. I tried calling and I just got a thank you message and was hung up on. We moved spots and things worked out. Overall a great experience. I recommend and will be coming back! read more

Twilight Drive-In Theatre - Family blocking our view - Drive-In Theater Near Me - Aldergrove, British Columbia

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Love this place. Not only is it the only drive in theater in the area but they are open rain or shine. They play all the new releases in theaters but you always get the best bang for your buck with the double feature and in the summers you get triple features on the weekend. They also offer admission deals on certain days and you can get your family and friends to come for one cheap price. Best to get there early to get the best spots to park your car. The summer can be a bit of a pain with mosquitos. We enjoy a nice foam mattress with some blankets at the back of the van with the hatch open. The concession has all your favorites. Popcorn, hot dogs, corn dogs, burgers, ice cream, sno cones and a ton more. Definitely recommended for a fun night out without breaking the bank read more

I went to Twilight, for Bill and Ted Face the music, and Unhinged. COVID-19 is an active concern. I saw organization, and seamless transition. The show's started on time, everywhere is a good seat. The neighbours are cool..... What is not to love? This will be a regular stop. read more

We have a family tradition of going to this drive-in every summer. Before the movie starts, there are lots of kids and moms and dads playing in front of the big screen. Nothing like burning off some energy before having to sit still to watch a movie! I remember doing this as a kid back East. My son loves it:) We went on a 'family' movie day of sorts, as two out of the three movies playing that night were for kids. We saw Planes and Monsters University. The big kids came in for Iron Man 3 just as we were leaving. There is a concession stand to purchase snacks as bringing your own is seriously frowned upon and you will be kicked out if they catch you with your bag of microwave popcorn, biatch! Keep the drive-in running, buy some snacks! Note: The guy at the front gate hands you a plastic bag so you can throw away your food wrappers, cans etc. so they won't go accusing you of bringing food in. I thought it was totally weird and random our first trip there, so I thought it worth mentioning. Bring the family and enjoy this retro family fun experience! read more

Twilight Drive-In Theatre - Drive-In Theater Near Me - Aldergrove, British Columbia

I LOVE LOVE love love love love love love love LOVE The Twilight Drive-in Theatre. It is the *best* part of my summers. I used to work in Aldergrove so we'd go on a Saturday night with a whole group, a pick up truck, and lots of pillows and blankets. The parking stalls are separated by poles (which used to hold the speakers in the old days) but now you tune in on your car radio. There is separate over-height parking for SUVs, pick ups, minivans, and any other large vehicles. But really.... with a GIANT screen (92' by 40'), there is no real bad spot in the place. Prices are approx. $11 for each adult, for double or triple features during the main season. You pay for entrance, per person, not per movie. Gates usually open about 45min. before show time and the first movie starts at dusk. The 3rd movie goes until 4am sometimes but you can leave at any time (just be respectful and don't turn on your lights). Lawn chairs, air mattresses, foamies, pillows and blankets are all allowed as long as you only use your own space (in front of your vehicle). I always bring pajamas, a sleeping bag, slippers, and a pillow with me. Twilight Drive-In plays *current* and new movies. The first movie is usually family-friendly and sometimes the 3rd movie is something already on DVD but usually isn't more than a couple years old. Just to name a few: I've seen Pirates of the Caribbean 2 and 3, Shrek 2, Toy Story 3, Iron Man, Transformers 1 & 2, Thor, Night at the Museum 2, Angels & Demons, Star Trek, Robin Hood, Killers, Repo Men, Indiana Jones (Crystal Skull). Don't forget to HONK: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQ8NdWzZi2Q read more

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A fun experience, and honestly, I kind of wish I was close enough to go more often!!! There's something so nostalgic about drive in theatres. The film played on breaks adds to the whole 50's feel. read more

What a great experience! My fiance and I love coming here. For the price of one movie, we can see three! We bought our car keeping in mind that we enjoy going to the drive in. We load up a memory foam topper, some pillows and enjoy three movies in comfort. Food is decent - what I'd expect for movie food. Staff are alright, no complaints yet. The only thing we don't enjoy is having to sit behind other large cars. We've found that a lot of people don't think of others behind them. A lot of people will do the same and watch from the back of their suv.. but few will tie down their hatch so that the view for people behind them is not obstructed. Every now and then staff will walk around and make sure people tie down the hatches but more often than not, people get away with it. We just keep this in mind when finding a spot.. we try to park behind someone who is already in place. read more

Twilight Drive-In Theatre - Drive-In Theater Near Me - Aldergrove, British Columbia

Always a fun time at the drive in! Get there early to avoid the lines and in the summer if you bring cash there is a cash only line which can be quite speedy. Concession is reasonably priced and bathrooms are clean. read more

Go back to your first ball park hot dog ...recall how salty and crunchy it tasted with all that sweet green relish and pungent ball park mustard...and the smell of the mystery meat cooked on a grill or a rotating steamer? Now....remember the Hillcrest drive-in? It's gotten a new lease on life at theTwilight Drive-in. I love eating anything outdoors especially Twilight Drive-In's concession style fare. Home-made style burgers,...crispy salty fries, juicy jumbo corn dogs and once ya get an oily wiff of the onion rings in the deep fryer,you're already eating them in your mind. Wash it all down with a cold soda and some great movies in the famliar comfort of your car, all while dressed in your cozy flannel sleep pants... the best Jerry, the best! Don't forget to honk when the weenie goes in the hot dog bun! Best night out on a budget especially for families. Now go load up the woodgrained station wagon and enjoy ! read more

Last Drive-In around Vancouver... Double shows with your Kid for Under $20. CHEAP TICKETS... Thursday Car Load Deal. Food is a Bit Pricey... And, they ONLY take Cash. ATM on Premises if you forget. read more

I love going here, great atmosphere, good times and food. I always enjoy the movies that they choose as well.

Great date night spot! Come 45 minutes early to get a great spot and have time to go to the food counter - there's always a huge line up before the first movie! Make sure you bring some blankets. your loved ones and friends to have an amazing time and experience while watching a movie! read more

What fun! We went on Thursday evening for the carload special of $28 max. 5 people. We arrived way too early as I figured the line up would be insane based on the great price and population of this area. Ok so 630 is to early. 7 or 730 would probably have been better. Gates open at 8pm. Movie starts at 9. We were the first people to arrive. And a minute later one other vehicle showed up. But hey we got to park exactly where we wanted for the movie! I have never been to a drive-in as an adult. So I had no idea what to expect. We brought lawn chairs and sleeping bags and a blanket for the ground. ( some people had air mattresses one family even brought a mattress! Like right off their bed mattress. Funny. But they looked comfortable! ) We backed into our spot and set up with the gate of our van up for the movie. The kids set up a bed in the back of the van and I sat on a lawn chair. Should have brought bug spray. But the mosquitoes were not bad at all. The sound from our speakers was amazing! We tuned our radio to one of the FM stations listed and we had a bit of background humming. So we switched to the second station and the sound was crystal clear! My battery was not affected by having the auxiliary power on all night. We stayed for two movies. You can't bring your own food but the $11 special of a medium drink, popcorn and candy bar is plenty! The medium pop is HUGE!!!! There was tons of popcorn. The bathrooms were large which is good because the line up at intermission was long. But it went fast. Very fun night for the family. I look forward to going again next summer if we come to town. read more

A great classic way to watch a movie. My only complaint is that it's an hours drive out of Vancouver so after a double (or triple) feature, you'll be getting home pretty late. For one ticket price (per person, except on matinee nights) you get admission to 2 to 3 new release movies that you can watch from the comfort of your own vehicle. Bring a lawn chair and an FM radio if your car is uncomfortable and sit in front of your car to enjoy the show. The concession is average priced for a theatre - $4 for pop or popcorn and combos ranging from $8 to $20. Lines are long for the concession right before the movie but at least they have large clean bathrooms. There's two FM transmitters to choose from, I found 106.9 to be clearer in the front of the theatre. To get good seats you'll need to get there about an hour early on the weekend, but it's definitely worth it. read more

This is one of my favourite theatres to go to with my friends in the summer, mostly because there's space to play ultimate or football with folks prior to the start of the movie. Come at least 45 minutes to an hour prior to the start of a show in order to get a good spot. Trucks and larger vehicles in the back and smaller vehicles in the front. There's drinks and food available at the concession stand. Please, please, please don't bring food from outside. These theatres are dying out, and one of the ways they bring in money is through the concession. They've got burgers, popcorn, candy, chocolate, ice cream and all the usual stuff. Yeah, it's not the cheapest, but it's priced the same as other theatres, and the sizes are even larger (I almost died when I ordered a medium pop and got what looked like 30 ounces of Sprite). Bring blankets and lawn chairs if your car isn't too comfy. Bring blankets anyway if your car is comfy. It's nice to bundle up and just chill. They have radios for rent at $2 if you don't wanna kill the battery of your car, and they've also got jumper cables and a portable battery if your battery does die. Overall cost is pretty affordable if you stay for the second movie. On Friday and Saturday, they have three movies, but the last one typically plays around 1:30am which is craaaay late. If you live in the lower mainland, this is one of those places where you have to go at least once! read more

Haven't been out to the drive-in a long while so late week the not so better half and I decided to head up there with the dogs to catch a couple of movies. For $25 we were able to catch a couple of movies which normally would be the cost of one at a regular theatre. We could bring our dogs and walk about with them before the different shows. It just brought back the days of being my pjs with the parents and enjoying the family time. The cost of food etc is about average for the theatre industry but this is where most places make their money for the overhead costs so it's kind of expected. If you are looking for a reasonably priced, family adventure, this is the place to go. I think a car load is $28. Can't remember but there is a website you can check out. read more

This is one of my favorite summer night activities, but be prepared to be up LATE especially when they run a triple bill. Prices are great and it has a great concession stand but his is not the place to go if you are on a diet...think pogos and poutine and onion rings OH MY! Bathroom is super clean and everything is well maintained. On the weekends, get there well before gates open in order to get a good spot. The driven-in is pet friendly but the concession is NOT. I have had one young extremely rude cashier at the concession but the manager dealt with it and was great. I love this place and will certainly be back this summer! read more

Pleasantly surprised by the experience. $12.50 for 3 movies starting at dusk (around 9:30pm). Arrived at 9pm and there was still plenty of space in the back half of the drive-in (on a Saturday night, no less). That said, if you're coming late in a car, the back half isn't the best place for you to be. Likes: incredible value, great family atmosphere, full concession (with hot food), actual bathrooms, everyone who attends seems to be very considerate, plenty of workers to attend to issues like rear hatches being open too high Dislikes: it's quite far from Vancouver (about 35mins from Burnaby), bathrooms got dirty pretty fast because of the dirt roads inside Tip: Bring bug spray, because the mosquitoes came out in full force at dusk. Oh, and don't forget to honk when the hot dog jumps into the bun! Overall, it was an awesome experience. I can't wait to head back! read more

It's quite the drive out to the Fraser Valley to get here, but so much fun. I love the idea of watching a movie in your car, as you are still having that collective experience, but nobody is bothering anyone else with cell phones, eating, or talking during the movie (or whatever else you get up to). It doesn't even seem to matter what the movie is. They really play on the retro-kitsch value of the drive-in here... a somber short before the main show reminding us all what a rarity the drive-in has become, and shouldn't we support it by buying some snacks at the concession? Truly awful, generic music (I heard xylophones) plays before the show, but the sound comes from your car radio, so you can change the station if need be. Between the shows, you might recognize the concession stand promoting film being played - it's the one that played in the background during the famous drive-in scene from Grease! Yeah! Be sure to get there early on weekends - it's a big place, but it fills up. Bonus: cheap Fraser Valley gas prices. read more

I attended a double feature at the drive-in this weekend and it was the first time in my adult life that I have been to the drive-in movies. I had gone to one when I was a little girl I believe it was Ghostbusters but I fell asleep within 10 minutes of the movie so that experience was not exactly something I could compare my recent experience to. Anyway I digress, I had a great experience the sound was great the quality of the movie was good the timing in between the features was excellent there's enough space it's a well laid out the concession is what what you would expect at an indoor movie theater accept a little bit cheaper , so that was refreshing. With real butter on the popcorn is also a plus. I would recommend this experience to anyone especially if you have a comfortable vehicle read more

I went over the wekend , i havent been since they closed the original one on fraser hwy .. This way to watch movies is unique and rare .. i say take a sunday drive and check it out ... read more

Likes: value, quality of films, overall experience Dislikes: Went here late August 2013 on a Saturday and stayed for all 4 films. Got here about 30 minutes before the movie started, and was still able to find a spot on the second row, mid section to view the big screen. Value: We spent $25 for my boyfriend and I people to get in for all four movies. How can you go wrong with that?! FOUR NEW FILMS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE?! Yeh-yuh. Food: The food was reasonably priced, with hotdogs being less than $3, poutine around $6 and combos for around $10 (incl. popcorn, small candy and a drink). They had a variety of food options, typical of a movie theatre though, so don't expect pastas and caviars. You can expect: popcorn, ice cream bars, pop, poutine, coffee, etc. Quality: Films had great quality. They were released within the past two months. However, you don't get a chance to choose the four films. So if you don't like the second one but like the third, you would have to sleep through it. Plus, there were no in and out privileges, as expected. The sound quality depends on your radio/boom box. Or even your neighbour's radio system (in case you choose that route!). Verdict: Perfect way for a date. It was so charming how old school it was. Even during the intermissions, they had the dancing ice cream bars and hot dogs like you see in the movie "Grease." Even better when it's a clear night and you can see the stars! Plus, they had washrooms, not porta potties. A total plus :) I would totally go again. read more

Great new projector very clear !!! Come on out.....3 movies for the price of one.... WOW - we were put to the back this place was crazy busy tonight - two good movies and a hot Saturday night..... Bourne Legacy / Ted - enjoyed both..... read more

Great place for a family night out :) fun first run movies. Good value for money. Nothing better than backing up your truck, throwing in an airmattress and sleeping bag and watching the movie and the stars in the summer time. read more

Even on rainy evenings, with enough blankets this is the place to be if you are looking to kick back and watch a few movies. I think I enjoy this place more than a regular theatre, if just for the fun atmosphere and old time feel of it all. Depending on your sound system, movies should sound great (not so much for me, bad speakers) and should your car battery die they have a jump starter and cables to get you home at the end of the night! They always have a great selection of shows, it's great value if you stay for every show, and the picture is nice and clear! Definitely looking forward to it opening up again in the summer! read more

This place is super fun! It's a summer ritual of ours and the movie selections have something for everyone. If there isn't anything you like one week then you can usually hit one the following week. They have a digital projector now which makes the video quality really good. Whether it's a date for two or with a group of friends, it's definitely a great night out. Get there early for nights with popular movies to get the best spot. read more

My BF is a huge fan of Drive In cinema and I honestly never understood his enthusiasm until I joined him one night. Great selection of movie. Great romantic idea for a Friday or Saturday night. The food service is pretty good for fast food. And the best fo all ........So cheap for 3 movies !!!!! read more

Every so often we bundle up the kids, throw some blankets and pillows in the back of the van and head down to the drive in and every time we end up asking ourselves why we don't go more often. When you factor in that your seeing three moves the price is very reasonable and far cheaper then one movie at a regular theatre. Add to the above the fact that if someone is on the phone, talking loudly or beating a crinkly package into submission they are within swatting distance and this place is a much better choice then your usual venues. read more

Everything old is new again right? I haven't been to the drive-in since I was 9 or 10, and that was on a vacation to Trinidad. Growing up, the drive in wasn't much of a thing in Toronto. On the advice of a friend we decided to check out the Friday feature of Brave, The Expendables 2 and the Avengers. Despite having to drive to the ass end of nowhere it's worth the price of gas and admission! It really isn't much more than watching a movie in a car, but it's a lot of fun. They've got the whole thing organized so trucks and taller cars are in the back, and the shorter ones are in front. The screen is big enough that no matter where you are you've got a good view and the sound is as good as the sound system in your car. Concessions are reasonably priced and the staff is quick and friendly. I think I'm going to make this a regular outing for me. read more

This is a great place to watch some movies. No one kicking your seat from behind, no sticky floor or stinky person beside you. Washrooms are kept clean all night, and so is the concession area. The prices for the goodies are very reasonable. In fact, my wife and I each enjoyed some popcorn and drinks for the same price as one at the other theatres. $12.50 per person is a smokin' deal for up to three movies. Yay! It is a great find. You should try it! read more

Love this drive in!! Make sure to come early to get a good spot and bring LOTS of snacks since their concession is over priced. Bathrooms always have a really long wait, well at least the women's washroom does, so I recommend using the washroom slightly before the movie ends or just as the next film is starting. If you go with children, don't park close to the back of the lot, that's where the pot smokers like to park, just a heads up. read more

Best drive in around Good food Good family atmosphere (at least for the first movie) And great value read more

This past Saturday I had the most perfect corn dog in I don't know how many years. Not only was it the perfect corn dog, it was the perfect corn dog at the drive-in, which as we all know, is the most revered and wonderous thing. Nothing could make a trip to the drive-in more perfect than the perfect corn dog, except for great movies, good parking, great sound, and those hilarious animated clips between the movies making it the ultimate date and/or family experience of course. This place has that too. But back to those corn dogs. Came out so hot, but not too hot to burn ones lips. The batter was perfectly golden and not too doughy on the inside. The wiener inside was firm and tasty, not too salty or overly processed. A quality dog. Whomever deepfried this puppy knew what they were doing. Slathered in mustard, I loved every second of it, and look Ma! no heartburn. Experience of the decade. read more

A summer favourite! A must-experience if you live in BC. Some of my favourite memories are from this place. On weekends (especially when a kids movie is playing in the summer!) you'll want to arrive early. The lineup to get in can be anywhere from less than 5 minutes to over 45 minutes. My friends and I generally meet there an hour early (which has proved to be way too early on some nights, but just enough on others) ever since we once decided to meet 45 minutes early and 2 friends in 1 vehicle ended up not being able to get in. You'll want to bring cash if you want to purchase any food or drinks (they say no outside food or drinks) because they don't accept debit or credit inside the snack hut. They have an ATM in case you forget though. read more

(twentythree/thirty) The drive-in is my kind of theatre, truly. It's not too expensive considering you're welcome to stay for both (or all three, depending on whether it's a double or triple feature) movies. Tuesday is cheapo night, with general admission being lowered to $9.50. I don't really enjoy sitting beside strangers, sharing armrests, listening to other people munch on popcorn, enduring crying children, and other nonsense. On the flipside, I'm a big-time talker, and I like to add my own commentary during the film. This is where the comfort and convenience of your own vehicle comes into play. My all-time favorite part of the drive-in: the intermission. We all know it and love it. It's been around for ages. That quirky cartoon where the hotdog jumps into the bun, everybody honks their horns, and the dirty pervert in me chuckles at the innuendo. The last few times I've been to the drive-in, they've played a different cartoon, and my heart sank. I honestly think I will never be happy until I return to Twilight and see the hotdog and bun unite once more. Most people tend to sneak their own food in, but there is a concession. I try to buy at least SOMETHING from the concession. Yes, it can be expensive, but I love the drive-in. And because I love the drive-in and I don't really want to see it fold up, I like to support it in that way. Can't get something out of something without putting something back in, right? The audio from the film plays inside the bathroom! Neat! The last drive-in theatre in Vancouver, this is a must-experience for everybody. It's a kind of retro-feeling, summertime activity that just makes me happy. It's the only time that I will watch movies that I actually have no interest in watching, and it's a perfect spot for a date. Finally, a theatre you can make out in without getting caught, and where else can you light one mid-movie and not get shown the door? read more