411 Twin Drive In — Local services in Piedmont

I went in early June and saw Jurassic Park & Jaws. It was $15/car. They only take CASH at the gate. We brought a small bluetooth speaker to listen to the movie. They ask that you park with a space in between and wear a mask to the shared spaces such as the concession stand and bathroom. Almost everyone except teenagers (no shade, just saying) were wearing masks but everyone obeyed the rules of only 2 people in the bathroom at the same time and everyone gave you space in line.

You are given a sheet when you come in with a menu & a number to call in your food order. It'll probably take you a little while to get through so try to order before everyone gets too hungry. The people working there were all really nice. They'll call you when it's ready and bring it out to a table. They'll take cash or a card but have a tip jar so bring some cash. The pizza was just ok, but I'll vouch for the BBQ sandwich. The nachos w the works was also good. They didn't have coffee the night we went so if you'll need that to stay awake or stay warm then you might want to bring your own thermos. I had a fake Yeti and they didn't say anything about it.

Once the sun goes completely down it starts cooling off and it's nice. You can really see the stars out there. We sat in chairs outside our car. Everyone was cooperating and nobody was being extra loud. I would suggest if you leave early that you LEAVE YOUR LIGHTS OFF because if you don't you blind everyone and we all think you're an a-hole. If you go slow you can navigate with just your fog lights until you're past the folks that are grateful for the blessing of their sight.

TL:DR It's cool. Maybe don't get the pizza. Everyone has more fun when you're nice to each other. Look...

With the current climate in the world, with social distancing being the norm, and the movie industry "reeling" looking for answers, the drive in theaters are a clear and historic answer. The nostalgia of the drive in theater has held on in instances like The 411. Not only a clear solution to Hollywood, but a welcomed piece of our history of the movies. The 411 does a spectacular job of filling the need of sharing a simpler time with our children, and provides a platform for families to return to simpler times. The audio boxes of our youth have progressed into sound broadcast through your car stereo. The concession stand is staffed with courteous employees to take care of a wide variety of tastes. The smoke their own pork to give you an example of their offerings. Drive ins have evolved from how many of your friends you could stuff into your trunk to a one price per vehicle offering. Fill up the biggest vehicle you can find, pack a cooler, and head to the 411 for a choice of two double...

I would have given 5 stars but my only problem is the wait time for food. My last order took about 35 minutes to get. The kitchen needs to be expanded to be able to handle the workload, at least doubled in size. They do get very busy and always have so it's time to adapt. I'm sure many people eat elsewhere before they arrive so they will be able to watch the movie instead of waiting on food. The food it great and it is a great place to take the family for a movie or stay for a double feature. If you order something simple like nachos or popcorn it is fast after you have made it through the long lines but if you order a burger then plan on missing a third of the movie or get there 30 to 40 minutes before the movie starts to order your food. It is good that they do offer actual food that you cant get in regular theaters like hamburgers, bbq, fries, pizza,...