Exploring an Awesome Abandoned Drive-In Theater (Very Fallout 4)

I huge thank you to a like minded friend Ashley May for directing me to this location! You can follow her on Instagram here   / watersmydad  

When I was arriving at this location I could see the drive-in theater screen from the distance and I was absolutely amazed at how tall it was compared to all the other buildings in the area. When I arrived I had goose bumps because some of my fondest childhood memories are going to the Drive-In theater with my family. In addition to that I am a big Fallout 4 fan and I am not going to lie , this place felt like the abandoned Starlight Drive-In from the game.

It appears this place has closed sometime around 2012 based on some of the memorabilia that was left around. The artifacts that told the story of this place were very cool, posters, film splicing table, speaker repair shop, the projector and a lot more for such a small structure it offered a ton of exciting moments for me. What I did find VERY odd and kinda gross was the full formed and intact popcorn topping stick...um should those not have decayed in some way?

This #Urbex was fantastic for me and hope you feel the same when you walk this mile in my shoes!

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