CLEAN : Drive in cinemas threatened by move

Drive-in theaters, a staple of American culture since the 1950s, are facing significant changes as the film industry transitions from celluloid to digital projectors. This shift requires costly investments, posing challenges for aging theater owners. The number of drive-ins has drastically decreased due to urban expansion and the rising value of the land they occupy. Despite these challenges, drive-ins continue to offer a unique cultural experience, with some theaters adapting by focusing on food and drink sales. The future of drive-ins is uncertain, with many potentially closing, while others may survive by embracing change.

What challenges do older drive-in theater owners face regarding investment in new technology?

What will happen to the projectors after they have served their purpose in the theaters?