Rubidoux Drive-In Theatre

"They need to hire new security I don’t know they got attitudes over the smallest things when it’s not even that serious. I went today cause I haven’t been in a while and I used to go to this swamp meet a lot. I went thinking maybe there parking isn’t full yet and I saw the sign that it was full but this security guy was letting cars in so I thought okay maybe they have a spots left so turn and the guy was asking what I was doing I said going in for parking and he said and why and I said parking and he gaslights me saying you just saw I was picking up the handicap sign which I didn’t cause I focused on what’s in front of me as I was turning cause I didn’t know he was moving up the sign for handicap parking and he gave me attitude the whole and I’m not one to go in regardless if they didn’t have parking I wasn’t aware that the ppl in front were handicap I just thought maybe available space opened up so I’ll take my chances if not it’s cool I’ll look elsewhere simple as that but of course he gave me attitude for something so small I’m ngl they should have two security there and put a cones so certain cars can’t go in and I see my fault in this situation but also there wasn’t no need to give me attitude all I did was thinking there’s parking that’s all security guy should look for a different job if he can’t properly talk to ppl thts all I’ll just stick to the chino swamp meet they have better service there and a bigger parking lot"

"Great place to go yet they do start to put away things early around 11:00 some vendors are already putting away best days to go are Definitely Saturdays and sundays"

"I love this drive in theater. It is 10 dollars per person for one or two movies depending on the day, check their website. And if you come on a weekday it is empty so you can get an amazing spot and not be bothered by anyone else. When I went the first time it was on a Saturday and I watched Insidious: The Red Door. There were tons of people and a few people turn on their lights throughout the movie but no more than a couple of seconds. I was able to leave my car on and not drain my battery with just the radio for the whole movie. I also got snacks which were extremely cheap. I got nachos and the jalapenos are free plus you can get extra cheese or butter for free. They typically have six movies to choose from everyday, three screens, and two different showing times. The second time was on a Thursday and I watched The Marvels. It was amazing as there was nobody else and I really enjoyed my experience again."

"Good flea market with so much to choose from. The grounds are a little dirty and questionable but once inside there are friendly people trying to turn a dime. I enjoyed my time the day I went after Christmas."

"First time experiencing a drive-in theater. I was invited to watch the “live action” movie The Little Mermaid. While the movie was just okay for me, the drive-in experience was okay. Here are my thoughts below. Pros: - Easy to find via Google Maps - Prices were only $10/person - Enjoy watching a movie in the comfort of your own vehicle or next to it with your outdoor chairs - Bring your own food or buy at the snack bar Cons: - When other people’s speaker is louder than yours, it creates bad reverb - The screen colors are washed out (picture isn’t as vivid) - The screen is washed out when someone’s car lights hit the screen - Screaming kids in neighboring cars - Smoke from inconsiderate people lingering in the air Other things to note for a better experience: - Bring a pillow or blanket (it got a bit chilly); - Bring your own snacks and drinks (hello, boba!); - Make sure you have a working radio for your vehicle; - Bring a group of friends and create a semicircle to watch from your outdoor chairs. Personally, I prefer the luxury theaters but this experience was nice."