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Historic Drive-In Stays in Business

88 Drive-In Theatre in Commerce City, an example of an entertainment venue from another time, will remain open after some doubt about its future (and who knows, drive-ins might become popular among hipsters, ensuring a revival). The problem was that the venue needed to transition to digital projection, since most movie distributors are transitioning away from film. However, the cost of the transition (about $80k) has been raised, 9News reports. The venue will open for the season next weekend with the new equipment. [9News]

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