Stardust Newmarket Drive-In Theatre

Love this place. I’ve been coming here with my family since I was a baby. I’ve never had a bad experience and have always left having had a great time and for a great price. As for the lady with the kid eating the dime bag. You are outside and there are lots of people the staff can’t be constantly looking for tiny little bags of drugs. People leave that stuff everywhere I’m sure the manager didn’t give it to your child.

What a fun summer night activity! Came here on a Saturday long weekend. It was $ 12 per person for 3 movies (Mission Impossible, Trainwreck and Ted 2) Which is very cheap! TIP: When you drive in the left line is cash only which goes by a lot faster. We arrived at about 8.40pm (the first movie starts at 9.30pm) There were already people there but we still got a good spot about 5 rows back. It is on a gravel parking and was a bit muddy since it rained earlier that day but it was perfectly fine.
The concession line was a bit long but prices were reasonable. The bathrooms are decently clean but also builds up a line up in between movies. The screens were large enough and the fm station with the sound was really great no fuzziness. The opening preshow and in between was great as well, they had retro feeling graphics which made the experience more fun!
We had our windows down and I ended up with 3 mosquito bites, but not a huge deal. Would definitely make this an annual summer thing!

Went to the Stardust Drive-​In last night with the family. It was the first time that any of us went to a drive-​in and we all loved it!
Double (that’s TWO !!!) new features (Ant-​man, Inside Out) for a family of six (2 adults, 4 kids) and it only costs us $ 30! Any other theatre would have cost us $ 130!
Theatre is divided up into 3 lots and each screen is a assigned a radio frequency. Screens are pretty big so you can park further away and still see it. Radio reception is really good so if you have a good sound system you can really enjoy the movie. The first feature generally starts at 9:30 and second 11:30pm or so in the summer.
Was a little hesitant after some reviews of staff but there were all very friendly. They ask you not to bring in food, but it’s actually not bad in terms of price and quality. They serve burgers, fries, chicken fingers, and even poutine! Theatres survive on the concession sales, so please at least respect their rules and either don’t bring in food or buy from them.
Also they ask you to not screen switch which is fair as it’s annoying and dangerous to be driving in the dark with people walking about.
The only negative thing I can say is that when we went it must of been mosquito season as they were out in full force. Not the theatre’s fault of course, but we had our lawn chairs set up during the first feature and was eaten alive. for the second feature we ended up going back in our van with the windows up! So word of warning if you are going to sit outside during the summer, make sure you bring in tons of mosquito repellant and appropriate wear.
Definitely recommend everyone try this out as it’s wonderful family outing. We had so much fun that we plan to do this again soon!

We were super excited to bring out kids age 2 and 3 to the drive in until we had the worst experience. We sat waiting for the movie to start sitting on the lawn like
Most of the families when I noticed my daughter has something in her mouth she found in the establishment. She was chewing on a DIME BAG. A drug bag that they left just sitting on the ground. I was not sure if it was used for marijuana or cocaine but I was furious. We immediately asked for a refund and to leave but when I was talking to the manager who was like 24 years old. She told me it was my fault for not watching her and it was bad parenting and that I should just leave if I had a problem with it. There were police at the venue for a unrelated incident so I had to inform the police who took my side. After talking to the actual owner we finally got our money back and the owner told me to wait in the car because he didn’t want the manager to know he was refunding the money. A complete waste of our time and a seriously flawed establishment and terrible customer service! I suggest going to ANY other drive in but this place. We will never return and that manager needs to reevaluate her life and how she does business. Thanks to the police for helping out. Cheers

Best drive in I’ve ever been to. Amazing quality. Good food. Friendly staff. And the biggest plus, clean bathrooms with toilet seat covers!
A lot of people are complaining on the facebook page about the rule that screen switching is not allowed. It’s the rules and its a dangerous thing and very interrupting when people try to switch screens. Just abide by the rules people!

So happy that the drive in is still around. The fee is more expensive but the sound and screen are great.

Movies under the stars on a warm summer night? Yes please! The newly reopened drive-​in, formerly North York Drive-​In, is an awesome alternative choice for date night.
They have three screens that show 2 movies each per showing. Without realizing it, we had come on opening night for Wolverine. It was an amazing experience! I would advise bringing some essentials for outdoor night viewing: bug spray, warm clothes, blankets and lawn chairs if you’re planning on sitting outside your car. They have a concession area in the main building, that also houses the washrooms. As a ‘local drive-​in theatre’, they ask that you purchase concessions with them instead of bringing your own to support the them. Prices are what you would expect of theatre food and beverages.
Box office is cash only, and prices are reasonable — $ 11 for adults, and $ 2 for for kids 12 and under. It’s free for kids 4 and under. They also have Tuesday and Thursday specials.
Come super early as the lines to pay and get into the outdoor theatre is looooong, and you’d want a good spot to park your car anyway. For the 920PM screening, we arrived at 830PM and there were plenty of cars already. The wait wasn’t so bad though as we got to chill out and soak in the atmosphere.