The Showboat Drive-in went out of this world the same way it came in — with a double feature. Saturday evening’s screening of “Deadpool & Wolverine,” and “Twisters,” marked the drive ...

The Showboat Drive-in went out of this world the same way it came in — with a double feature. Saturday evening’s screening of “Deadpool & Wolverine” and “Twisters,” marked the drive-in ...

The owners of the the Showboat Drive-in, a popular theater located about 30 miles northwest of downtown Houston, said that the attraction will be permanently closing Sept. 15. The theater has been ...

Luis Flores, 19, and Cristal Silva, 18, get close in Flores' car trunk on their date to watch the movie The Smurfs 2 at The Showboat Drive Thursday, Aug. 8, 2013, in Hockley.

Showboat Drive-in, northwest of Cypress, will air its final movie on Sept.14. Owner Andrew Thomas told ABC13 the drive-in is a casualty of COVID-19.

Arts & Culture Iconic Houston-area Showboat Drive-in will host its final screenings this weekend, plans to open new location in 2026. The Theater first opened in 2005 and also served as a ...

The Showboat Drive-in Theater in Hockley, Texas, announced it would close in September. Its owner hopes to reopen in a new location. The land is just too big for the smaller operation.

In the near future residents in the Pearland area will have a new way to watch new release movies when a drive-in movie theater opens in that area. According to Pearland Journal this week the ...

The Showboat Drive-In Theater in Texas is seeing a growth in their ticket sales. Last weekend they saw a 40% increase.

Just forty miles northwest of downtown Houston, is a rare gem -- the Showboat Drive-In Theater, one of only 15 drive-in's left in Texas and 340 in the entire country.

HOCKLEY, Texas — A manager at a drive-in movie theater shot and killed a man who deputies say assaulted her with a baseball bat during an armed robbery overnight. The incident happened at about ...

The Showboat Drive-In Theater in Hockley, Texas, about a 30-minute drive outside Houston, normally sees ticket sales go down about 40% on a weekend when they don't have any new movies.