Do you love drive-in theaters? Or have you always wanted to go to one? Here are some of the best ones in and around Maryland.

Bengies has the largest movie screen in the country. (Credit: bengies.com)

Bengies Drive In Theatre

3417 Eastern Boulevard
Baltimore, Md. 21220
(410) 687-5627
www.bengies.com

Bengies has the largest movie screen in the country. They have triple features almost every Friday and Saturday night. You can sign up to receive their movie listings through text message.

Cumberland shows a double or triple feature. (Credit: drivein.81fun.com)

Cumberland Drive-in Theater

715 Centerville Road
Newville, Pa. 17241
(717) 776-5212
www.drivein.81fun.com

Cumberland Drive-In Theater is only open for part of the year. When open, they show a double or triple feature. Tickets are $7 or $8 for adults, depending on how many movies are showing.

The Evergreen Drive-In

309 Drive In Lane
Mount Pleasant, Pa. 15666

Evergreen Drive-in is only open for part of the year and will reopen in April 2011. They show double features and tickets are $7 for adults.

Family Drive-In is the drive-in theater to Washington D.C. (Credit: thefamilydriveintheatre.com)

Family Drive-in Theatre

5890 Valley Pike
Stephens City, Va. 22655
(540) 665-6982
www.thefamilydriveintheatre.com

The Family Drive-In Theatre is only open for part of the year and will reopen in April of 2011. They show double and triple features. Visit their website for more information.

Sunset Drive-in Theater located just north of Meadowbrook Rd on Rt. 19. (Credit: sunsetdriveinmovies.com)

Sunset Drive-in Theater

Highway 19
Shinnston, W.V. 26431
(304) 592-3909
www.sunsetdriveinmovies.com

Sunset Drive-in Theater is only open for part of the year. When open, they show double features. Tickets are $6 for adults and $2 for kids over three; kids under three are free.