Revised Decades Drive-In Products, Programs, and Services

Decades Drive-In

Products, Programs, and Services

Elysia Perkins, Ally Ener, Hunter Cross, Caleb Calderon, Darren Jones, Orion Hosey

            Our current program is the creation of a drive-in movie theater in Seguin. In the future, programs we plan to hold include themed movie nights, discount nights, and vintage car shows.

            In addition to our regular services, we also plan on holding themed movie nights. On these nights, we would play a few movies that correspond to a theme, such as zombie movie night or Disney movie night. On these nights we could also offer patrons specific themed snack items that relate to the night’s theme. These themed movie nights would not need additional funding, as they will require the same funding as our regularly scheduled nights.

            The nonprofit also plans on holding discount movie nights. This could include student discounts on Thursday nights and special event discounts (such as on voting days, honor roll discounts for children, etc.). This would be in addition to other business-typical discounts, such as those for military and senior citizens.

            For the vintage car shows, we plan on exhibiting a variety of classic cars from the Seguin area. Several of our stakeholders, including Seguin Car Country and L&P Motorsports, often have vintage cars in stock and ready to show. Additionally, we would open the show up to others from the community and surrounding areas to show off their classic cars. A car show would provide a monetary and commercial benefit to these businesses and other individuals wishing to contribute to the show.

            While it is true that Seguin already has a movie theater, King Ranger Theater, we feel that Decades Drive-In will not pose a threat, but will instead contribute to already existent entertainment. We do not feel that our drive-in will reap customers from King Ranger because Decades Drive-In provides a uniquely different service. At Decades Drive-In, we combine the leisure of watching movies outdoors with the iconic nostalgia of pre-twenty-first century drive-ins.