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Roy's Black Hills Twin Drive-In Tickets

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In | Hermosa, SD

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About Roy's Black Hills Twin Drive-In

Roy's Black Hills Twin Drive-In in Hermosa, South Dakota, offered a nostalgic, all-digital cinema experience with two 80-foot screens. Opened in 2012 as a pioneer of the digital drive-in era, it showcased double features during its operating seasons. The venue sits at 810 Tenaya Street, with a large outdoor lot that accommodated roughly 600 vehicles. There are no fixed seating arrangements—cars park in designated spaces, making the experience flexible for families, groups, and couples seeking a night under the stars.

While the property appears to be permanently closed since 2023 and is listed for sale, this page provides a historical overview and practical context for fans and visitors researching the site, its layout, and nearby lodging and dining options.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 810 Tenaya Street, Hermosa, SD 57744
  • Venue type: Twin-screen drive-in theater (2 x 80' screens), digital projectors
  • Car capacity: ~600 vehicles
  • Seating chart: No fixed seating; cars occupy parking spaces in the lot
  • Parking: Large outdoor lot; drive-in parking for vehicles
  • Transit/Access: Accessible via Highway 79; no formal public transit listed
  • Nearby hotels: Options in Rapid City and Keystone (e.g., Quality Inn Mt Rushmore, Comfort Inn Mt Rushmore)
  • Notable history: Opened in 2012 and billed as the first all-digital drive-in; double features seasonally
  • Current status: Appears permanently closed since 2023; property listed for sale; no clear evidence of renaming