Stardust Drive In Theatre

310 Purple Tiger Dr, Watertown, TN 37184, USA

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Address:	310 Purple Tiger Dr, Watertown, TN 37184, USA
Phone:	+1 615-237-0077
Site:	stardustdrivein.com
Rating:	4.6

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Amy Minnich

Two movies for one price is a good deal and concession pricing is average. We got there early but have an suv so we had to park in the back which was fine except that we wanted to sit in chairs outside of our vehicle but due to a large truck being parked in front of us we couldnt see the bottom third of the screen. They allow pets in a leash which is nice since you will be there for quite a long time if you stay for both movies. They also allow you to buy a food pass for only $6 and you can bring your own food which I highly recommend. The concession lines were terribly long and terribly slow. I stood in line for 45 minutes there were 10 orders ahead of me and I got frustrated from the wait thinking I was going to miss the movie, I got out of line with still 5 people in front of me. I have NEVER seen a slower concession line. Later while the movie was playing my husband went back to get our funnel cake and although delicious want worth missing 30 minutes of the movie. We will probably go back but with my husbands large truck so we can see and with no expectations of getting anything from the concessions.

Michael Lees

The only drive in around as far as I know. Tickets are cheap and you get two movies per ticket. I recommend this place for anyone. However two things... (remember its easier to remember the bad than the good) the concession line can easily take 45minutes from getting in line to picking up food. This leads to a lot of annoyed people in a small area with nowhere to wait. No seats, no waiting area, just everyone standing around to the point you cant walk anywhere. My second issue is how rude one employee was. I was in the bathroom washing my hands and apparently didnt push the lever on the urinal hard enough to make it flush. Fine my bad for rushing to get back to the movie and not noticing. Yet some kid that works there walks in to clean and says as loud as he can without shouting "Uh you forgot to flush sir!" followed by some mumble along the line of "f****** disgusting". Seriously? Thank you Stardust for keeping your bathrooms so clean, they really are nice, but that one guy needs to go.

Lori Cooper

Came with son and 3 grandsons. Big issues made about Van backend raised too high. Were sitting in a long row of SUVS, with raised backs. Tied down with cord, as others. Told by employee, that ours had been complained on, only to find out it was by a bunch of teenagers, with the group next to us, that wanted us removed. Handled very poorly by staff. Im not from this area ,but have been here 1 other time. But I d o go to THE BLUE MOON, in Maryville, TN. Have never been treated this way there! Sad and disappointed. Will not recommend to others. Also, 1 grandson is allergic to grass and needed to sit in back of van....

Stephen White

In a time when drive-ins are a dying breed, the Stardust brings you back to a simpler time to not only just watch a movie but to have an experience. First of all, the double feature deal you get is well worth the price of admission. But if you want to make it even better, head to the concessions stand and choose from a great variety of foods to satiate your appetite, no matter what youre in the mood for. Ive recently heard of a new drive-in cropping up in Nashville but even if they can match the charm of Stardust, it will always pale in comparison.

Jessica Lewey

Took my boys here tonight. Great price, friendly employees, quality video.... but bring your own food... waited in line 45 just to order food then waited another 20 mins for my order. To top it off my kids fries and hamburgers were cold. I wasnt expecting anything better than McDs but with that long of a wait I did expect it to at least be warm. My kids enjoyed watching movies under the stars and the cost for 2 movies cant be beat.... either drive the extra 30 mins to the one in KY or Sparta or bring your own food if you come here.

Virginia Minner

A great place to spend an evening. All the prices are low. $8.50 to see 2 movies not to bad. Bring your own food and pay the $6 food fee or eat at their concession stands, but be prepared to stand I line a loooong time. The bathrooms are clean and there are many security and workers to make you feel safe. If you see a movie on Screen one bring a car and not a truck or SUV because you will be sitting quite far from the screen. Over all this is a fun safe way to see a movie ,sitting under the stars.

Michelle W

Not just a theater, an experience!! We stopped here during a camping trip to Edgar Evins State Park in August 2015. We were astounded by their delicious popcorn (the best popcorn I have EVER had), friendly staff, wide variety of concessions, warm clean bathrooms, and easy viewing of the screen. Needless to say, despite the 40-minute drive from Nashville, it is our favorite movie theater. We went back in November and are craving its reopening in March.

A Private User

Came down to Nashville to meet up with some friends and we decided to stop at the drive-in to see two movies cheaper than the price for one at a local movie theater. My friends had never been to a drive-in and I wanted to share the experience as I believe it is an amazing event. The food here is great, the environment and people are extremely friendly and bathrooms are clean! Honestly this is probably one of the cleanest concession areas of any drive-in!

A Private User

My wife and I have gone to the Stardust a few times and really love it. Were not much for the fried foods, so we pay the $6 to bring in our own. As of the summer of 2011, two tickets plus a food pass is $20. Thats not bad for an entire night of fun! I recommend getting there shortly after the ticket box opens and setting up for a good spot. Theres a great "old fashioned" feel to the place and I really hope its around for the long haul.

liz

We drove from the Vandy area of Nashville to Watertown and have to say were not disappointed. Friendly at the gate, clean bathroom facilities, a menu of food that was impressive. We had packed our own food though, and were charged a $6.00 food permit fee. I didnt mind that at all as it saved us in the long run. Fun Family night! Thank you Stardust for keeping such a wonderful tradition alive for families in the Middle Tennessee area. :)

Fawn T

I love this drive-in! Prices are very reasonable, friendly staff, decent concessions. Skip the pizza though, tastes like cardboard. I usually pay the $6 food permit and bring in my own pizza and a cooler of snacks for the whole carload of us. Kids 5 and under are free- cant beat that! Our family usually goes a few times per year and will be back for as long as they remain open (which I hope is forever!)

sandi bollin

Two first run movies for 8.00 Unless you get there in the first hour, pay the 6 and bring your own food. For snacks if possible use the trailer if its open. Even if you only stay for one movie its worth the price. WIFI tends to get slow of course when it gets more crowded and during intermission . One door for 2 years at least does not close, and the toilets leak in the ladies room.