Autokino Gravenbruch, Drive-in theater in Neu-Isenburg, Germany.
The Autokino Gravenbruch is a drive-in cinema in Neu-Isenburg where visitors watch films from their vehicles under the open sky. The facility features a sizable projection screen and parking for roughly 1100 cars, operating on most days throughout the year.
Drive-in cinemas emerged as a concept in the 1930s and later spread to Europe. This style of outdoor movie experience became established in Germany and continues to exist today.
The venue serves as a gathering place where people from the surrounding area watch films together while remaining in their cars. Visitors experience both local and international productions in a shared setting that feels different from traditional cinema.
Visitors can choose their parking spot and follow the film from their car while audio plays through the car radio. It is helpful to book in advance online and arrive with a full car battery.
The projection screen covers a very large surface area and allows screenings in most seasons even during challenging weather. This makes the experience possible year-round and sets it apart from many other outdoor cinema venues.
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