Most of us don't have the luxury of a huge backyard for barbecuing, let alone room for an entire outdoor theater. This poolside theater in Orlando, Florida features a 300 inch screen and concealed sound system.
This dive-in theater in Maui took every precaution to protect against the elements, including this screen that lifts from a climate-controlled concrete vault.
A screen mounted to the side of this Hollywood Hills home, lets you take it outside and watch a movie against a gorgeous backdrop.
This reversible screen in North Carolina lets you watch TV from your covered patio, or from the backyard golf course.
A more temporary and affordable solution, the inflatable screen. For around $800 you can set up a theater wherever you have some grass and electricity.
For more ridiculous outdoor home theaters, check out Geek About. And, once you get your head out of the clouds, let us know how you take your technology outside in the comments.
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Comments (2)
My setup is so simple and ghetto compared to the above. I have a huge rooftop deck where I occasionally have outdoor movie nights when it's warm: drag out the ancient projector, pull white fitted sheet from bed and hang it up the trellis, drag out long holiday extension cords, attached projector to decent ipod speakers & laptop.
I wouldn't be too down on your setup. With your method, you don't have to have bulky stuff laying around all the time. I'd simply be happy if I had a place where I could set up movie night :)