Chief Drive In Theatre

Very polite staff, fantastic food! It's been years since I've been to the drive in! (Side note: there are signs posted that explicitly state no outside food or drinks. If you follow the rules then there won't be any issue. Support your local small businesses, and if you can't or won't, then don't go...)

Absolutely worth the visit!! You get 2 movies for the price of 1, and it's $8 for adults. Plenty of parking, clear instructions upon entering, and lots of food for purchase at affordable prices! It came out in a cardboard tray which makes it easy to bring to your car. I got the chicken nuggets and the fried pickles, both came with sauce and were delicious! The screen is big and the screen quality is perfect. The staff are friendly, and there are bathrooms. Please support your local businesses!

We had an annoying time. We bought hamburger basket and I got fries. The lady taking orders yelled at us, "do you have drinks in your car?!'. Then while waiting for our food, I was going thru the movie posters and the ssame lady yelled, "you can wait outside for your food!". We waited for our food and when we asked for salt, the very same lady sighed aand rolled her eyes. The food was barely warm and the burger was thin, burnt and had an off taste. We were going to buy a movie poocorn bucket and a movie cup,but after that display, i really didn't want to go back in

The perfect getaway for an evening out with the family or friends. The small town social atmosphere along with a local business that cares for its patrons is priceless . This genuine outdoor cinema entertainment cannot be beat!

I have been here a few times and not once have I had a bad experience. The owners are friendly, burgers are best in town, and the have been playing some classic movies recently! If you don't bring in your own food you also get a $10 voucher for their concession stand. All their food is made hot and fresh. I will be back!

Grab a bucket of popcorn, a root beer float, and your favorite people, and settle in for a long night at the movies!The Chief Drive-In Theatre is a family owned and operated labor of love. Every weekend throughout the year, and every single day during the summer the family invites guests of all types to come spend some time reliving a classic part of the Suburban American Dream. First run movies, stacked as double features and even triple features. Burgers, fries, and pizza hot and ready at the concession stand, and Wolfman Jack saying hello from your car speakers. Bring blankets and pillows for the kids. Their movie will play first, and then they can curl up on the back seat while you watch your film late into the night. Perfect!The screen is a bit worn, and the sound is only as good as the speakers in your car (though they do have external speakers as well.) Concession prices are reasonable, which is good as there are no outside food or drinks allowed. As always, a movie theater makes most of the profit in concession sales, so be sure to show your support. Ticket prices are reasonable. Only $7.00 per person for 4-6 hours of entertainment. They update their show schedule on fb, and do their best to get as many movies on the screen as possible.

Yes OMG I loved it here. Great prices and space for outdoor movie. It was so pleasant and full of enjoyment from couples for date night to family's night with kids. Concession had lots of options and that was great. We got chicken strip basket- delicious and the cookie was so good omg better than anywhere else. The popcorn was fresh and not old so no kernels to spit out or plastic chewing. We got chicken wings too because it's a double feature with newer movies. The hot wings were the BOMB.COM but they were very expensive $4for 4 little wing sections. I wish you got atleast 2more wings, that's like $1 per wing. But I would order again the spice was just right and ranch was delicious not that sweet cheap stuff other people use. Wonderful theater!!!!!!!!!! It was dark when we ordered so no pics but I had fries left and they're so crispy delicious and the kind you can eat as leftover and not be soggy or plastic hard. Eatable leftovers is the kind of food you love!!!! Thank you for your services!!!!!

We finished off Haley's birthday with an excellent meal at Jake's Rib in Chickasha and then followed it up with the worst movie experience ever at Chief Drive-In Theatre. To say that the owner was unprofessional would be an understatement and after researching google reviews I see that our experience is not unique. We will not be spending money there ever again. We as consumers have the power to choose where and how we spend our hard earned money and being harassed and mistreated is not our idea of a fun evening. We arrived early and the owner asked us if we had outside food. I showed him that my cups from Jake's were empty. He started harassing us saying that they are a restaurant and that's how they make their money and we shouldn't go eat before we come there. I told him that it's our daughters birthday and she chose where to eat dinner. He was utterly rude. When the rest of my family arrived he asked if they ate at Jake's also and then told them they had to leave. We ALWAYS spend money in the concession regardless. Yet I was harassed for eating somewhere before we came. "You know we're a restaurant and that's how we make our money, right? We don't make money off of ticket sales." Your business plan, if you have one, is not my problem. Unless you include the cost of dinner with a ticket, you can't force people to eat your food. And even then, they could choose not to eat it. It's my daughters birthday and she chose where she wanted to eat dinner for her birthday. She also brought a friend along. It was embarrassing and awkward to be lectured by the owner in front of our guest about where we ate and why. If you need assistance, vo-tech has a great program to help small business owners learn how to run a business. Because you're doing it wrong. So you can only come if you:1. Don't eat anywhere else before you come. At all, like don't even admit to eating breakfast or lunch. 2. Show up between 7:30 and 8:40. Because that's what time they started the projector even though it wasn't dark enough to see yet. 3. Buy food from their concession stand that they claim is a restaurant because they," don't make any money off of ticket sales." We were just here last month and spent over $70 for a family of 4. We could have eaten steak and watched a movie on the projector outside at home for less than that but we chose to bring the kids here, like we have for years. Not after tonight.Note: the food is typical high school concession stand fried food and fountain drinks. You can't buy a grilled cheese without also buying fries. It's bizarre.

This was our first and last visit to this place! We drove over an hour and a half to visit this establishment. We met my brother and his family and our daughter and her boyfriend (total of eight people and a young child) here so we could hangout and watch the movies. Well, needless to say we had outside pizza boxes and smoothie cups in our vehicle that we had purchased when we got to town at 6:40ish to eat before going to the drive in. Our 2 1/2-year-old was finishing his food and we were finishing our smoothies when we got in line at 6:50ish. Since this was our 1st visit ever, we were not aware of the signs at the entrance to the line to get in saying "No Outside Food or Drink Beyond This Point" which literally means to them you cannot even have food or drink in your possession while waiting in line for the gates to open and pay your entry fee at the booth. We had no idea finishing our smoothies or our son finishing his food while waiting in line and then having the empty boxes and cups in our car would be a huge problem. Our smoothie cups were actually in the cupholders in the front seat of our truck. When we got to the gate to pay, the gentleman was nice we informed him it was our 1st time to this drive in and he was very considerate explaining about the nonsmoking rows, concession, radio station, etc., he said nothing to us about outside food or drink and our empty cups were right there and our youngest was in the backseat with the box lid we used for a plate in his lap with a small slice of pizza he was eating on it. We went in and within about 15 minutes were approached by a worker and owner saying they saw my husband throwing away a pizza box in their trash. Well of course he threw the trash away. They proceeded to accuse us of bringing in outside food and drinks and lying to the guy at the front about having outside food or drink when he did not even ask us. If he had asked, we would have told him yes and gladly have given him all our trash except our son's food. They were aggressive and rude. I happily cleaned out the truck of ALL food boxes and cups while they stood there and watched. I am surprised they did not make us throw my son's insulated drinking cup away that we take with us in the vehicles. I was honestly shocked and tried to explain where we drove from and that we ate and drank the items before coming through the gate except our son that was still eating his pizza when we were paying at the gate. They did let us stay after we stated we were fine leaving if that is what they wanted, but it was uncomfortable, and they continued to police the parking lot until after the movie started at 9:00ish...CRAZY!! I get the policy and fully understand the need to make money but come on with young kids it is difficult to travel without water bottles and drinks on hand or even to not have some sort of food boxes/bags in your car these days. If you do go BE SURE TO RID your car of ALL OUTSIDE food establishment trash.As a group we spent $64 to enter plus three buckets of popcorn, five drinks, and other food, and candy that was purchased. Guess it was all worth losing our business and recommendations all for food trash from a family visiting from out of town.

My family & friends have gone to this drive in for many years now. It's not as expensive as the one in OKC. It's nothing fancy, they play 50's music until the movies start which I enjoy. I also feel safer at this drive in than the one in OKC. Great to take your kids there too. They have a small mini golf area, food & restrooms with the doors on for privacy. Usually show a kids movie first & then movies for adults afterwards. We really like to go here in the summer even though it's open pretty much year resellWell, we decided to go tonight & it's been a terrible & upsetting experience. I guess because of the pandemic; they gave us a menu in the gate they used to charge $8 each but they charged us $28 for food because we had drink cups which my husbands was empty & told us we had food in our car which we did not. We had stopped and ate in Arby's parking lot & we had empty drink cups which the guy confiscated & then gave us a $10 food voucher. He told us to use the voucher & gave us the phone number to order which we never could get through after many times. We did once & then she hung up on us. Then we kept trying for over 100 tries to get through. We don't plan on going back again. Too bad because we used to really enjoy coming here.