3 Oregon drive-in movie theaters worth a stop: Gerry Frank’s picks Published: Jul. 28, 2019, 7:45 a.m. Moviegoers enjoy a night at the 99W Drive-In Theatre in Newberg.

Oregon was once home to about 50 drive-in movie theaters. Only a handful remain. That includes the 99W Drive-In movie theater, which opened in Newberg in August of 1953.

USA Today has ranked two of Oregon's four remaining drive-in movie theaters among the nation's best and wants readers to decide the champion. In the 1950s, you didn't have to drive far to watch a ...

Don Gawel didn’t know where Carrolltown was. Once he saw the Carrolltown Hi-Way Drive-In, though, he fell in love with not ...

In spring 2020, 99W Drive-In owner Brian Francis spoke to The New York Times about his Newberg theater being one of the only places in Oregon where you could watch a movie on the big screen (at ...

MILTON-FREEWATER, Ore. (KEPR) -- The Milton-Freewater Drive-In Movie Theater is opening this weekend for a special showing and tickets to get in are already sold out. The local drive-in announced ...

Summer may be ending, but many drive-in movie theaters will be with us through fall. The nation's big theater chains are cautiously reopening, but not everyone is able to relish the air ...

Why drive-in movie theaters are the slice of nostalgia we need right now. Drew Weisholtz. Wed, April 22, 2020 at 7:24 PM UTC. 4 min read.

The 99W Theatre in Newberg is one of the last remaining drive-in theaters in Oregon. July 2, 2025. contribute now. About ... “The new hot thing was drive-in movie theaters,” said Brian Francis ...