Sci-Fi Dine In and an ECV?

[Whitequeen]

I've never been here, but understand that the tables are 'inside' cars. How is an ECV dealt with when the disabled person can't transfer? Has anyone noticed an ECV in there? How many people does a 'car' seat and do you have to climb in or just shuffle along the seat?

[Breeze]

The cars are set up so that 6 people are seated in each car in pairs one behind the other. When I was there last there was a person in a wheelchair there, but everyone in the group was seated at a picnic table. To be honest with you, sitting in the cars can by annoying if there are more than 2 in your group because then you have to keep turning around to talk to who ever is seated behind you or if you are in the last seats then you have to yell forward to get their attention and to be honest with you it might be kind of hard for Mark to get into the cars too. The picnic table's are probably better for a group (with kids) and for Mark's EVC. You still get the full effect of being at the drive in at night watching the movies in the picnic section :thumbs:

[Whitequeen]

Thank you, hun.
And they'll let us sit in the picnic section, will they. Do we just ask?

I'm not sure that we'll go but I like to have all the info. :thumbs:

[Breeze]

It is REALLY fun there and if the kids like the old godzilla, space monster that eat the world type movies, then they will get a huge kick out of it. I loved it there and the burgers were really good :thumbs: