Three screens, each of them lit-up with a double feature.
The Barrie still has a large traditional playground for the
wee folk, and caps the summer season with an annual
LaborDay weekend all nite Dusk-to-Dawn screening.
Admission: $10 (age13&up); children 12&under free.

The Mustang's long season runs from late March or
April (weather willing) thru Thanksgiving wknd.,
during which time the screen is lit with double
features and Sunday all-niters - Dusk to Dawn.

Well-run deuce, screening double features on
each of it's 2 screens; open seasonally, mid April
thru early October; weekends spring & fall; 7nites
during peak summer season; Tuesday: carload nite.

The 5'er has three screens. Screen 1 is the largest of
the three (95'); all are lit-up 7 nites a week, seasonally;
April thru October, and lit with a double feature on each
(their third screen was added during Season 2001).
Admission: 13&up $9.50 per person; 12&under free
(the adult fare is discounted to $4.25 on Tuesdays).
BTW:   and it ain't just hotdogs & burgers anymore ..
in addition to their existing snackbar, this season
{2001} the 5'er has also added a BAR-B-Q PIT that
makes dining under the stars more interesting, with
among other notions, barbeque'd steak sandwiches,
Canadian Bacon sandwiches, and buttered CornCobs.

* A couple of times a month the 5 makes a point of
bringing back classic B&W Drive-in reels of the 50's
such as: Creature of the Black Lagoon,  The Blob,
(of course!)  Invasion of the Body Snatchers,  etc ..
added as a bonus third feature - juss for the fun of it.

One of the oldest Canadian drive-ins (1945);
open seasonally, April thru October; screening
double features. Sunday Carload Nite: $10/Carload.
(alternate phone number:  905-434-8233).

The North York has been lit-up seasonally since
1955, and has been owned by the same family for
all this time. It now has three screens that are lit with
a double feature on each; open May thru September
(may be adding a 4th screen for season of 2001).

Open seasonally April thru October, 7 nites during
peak season; Fri/Sat/Sun & Tues in spring and fall.
Usually screens double features, with wknd Fri/Sat
triple features, and also Dusk-to-Dawn on Holidays.
Admission:   $8 (13&up); $3 Seniors; $3 ages 6-12;
children 5 and under admitted free; Tuesday special:
Carload Night ($10 per vehicle, for all the occupants).
Snackbar here is one of the ten best in North America
and also holds record for largest Drive-in hamburger.

From the Gardner Expressway {427}  take the Jarvis Street exit
to Lakeshore Avenue; and continue on Lakeshore through 3 lites,
the 3rd lite being Cherry Street; and turn right onto Cherry, then go
past Knob Hill Farms, turning right onto Polson; follow to its end.

As a component of a sprawling new entertainment complex,
The Docks Drive-in Theatre opened up for the first time in the
Summer of 2001. It is featuring a capacity for up to 500 cars
and is lighting the largest outdoor movie screen in Canada
with a double feature 7 nites during summer, and 4 nites
of the week (Tues/Fri/Sat/Sun) after Labor Day weekend.
Admission: age13&up $13;  Tues nite discount: $6.50;
for Seniors: $6.50 at all times; children 12&under free.