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Here's the Skyway Drive-in Theatre in Las Vegas, NV. Just follow this sign to the open air theatre of your dreams.
Photo courtesy Allen Sandquist UPDATE 11/09 : The Skyway closed early 1981, at the earliest, since I watched Urban Cowboy there in September 1980 and passed by it daily on my way to work. Many thanks to Vegasrails for update. 11-09
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The Skyway Theatre was a DeAnza single-screen open air theatre and closed years ago. The Skyway occupied the site of the Boulder
Station Hotel and Casino off Boulder Highway.
Near downtown Las Vegas is the Las Vegas Drive-in Theatre
(appropriate name). Featuring multiple screens,this drive-in gives tourists
and gamblers a nice respite from the craps table.