Warner Park Drive-In Theater

Updated October 2026

Screens1
Car spots570
Opened1956

Warner Park Drive-In was a drive-in theater in Nashville, Tennessee.

It is now closed.

History

The history of Warner Park Drive-In Theater

Warner Park Drive-In opened June 2, 1956, with William Holden in Picnic. Condra Amusement Co. operated it, and R.M. Condra Engineers designed it for 570 cars on one screen. The lot sat on steep ground, so the outer ramps were built with terraces.

It closed in the late 1960s or early 1970s: Cinema Treasures commenters give 1969 and "the early 70's", and the lot was still in use in May 1969 for the city's first drive-in worship service. The site is now a gym.

FAQ

Questions about Warner Park Drive-In Theater, answered

How many screens does Warner Park Drive-In have?

Warner Park Drive-In has one screen. Everybody on the lot watches the same film, so there is nothing to choose when you arrive. Park where you like, tune your radio and wait for the light to go.

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How we check this page

Last checked October 2026

Prices and rules can change during the season. If we are not sure about a fact, we leave it off the page.

The asterisks

An asterisk means the number may have changed. Ask the theater before you go.

The start times

Warner Park Drive-In starts the movie when it gets dark, so the time moves through the year. The times here are close, not exact.

Prices, hours and radio channels change. Call the theater before you go. Spot a mistake? Tell us and we will check it.