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Autocine Madrid Race is a unique entertainment venue located in Madrid, Spain, known primarily for being one of the largest drive-in cinemas in Europe. The venue first opened in 2017, offering a retro-inspired experience that combined classic Americana with contemporary Spanish flair. Originally conceived as a drive-in movie theater, Autocine Madrid Race quickly expanded its cultural offerings to include concerts, music festivals, themed events, and outdoor markets, establishing itself as a versatile space for social gatherings and nightlife.

Its strategic location, near the Cuatro Vientos area, provides a sprawling, open-air setting that can accommodate hundreds of vehicles, transforming traditional cinema and live entertainment into an immersive and communal event. Over the years, the venue has garnered a reputation for its laid-back atmosphere, panoramic views of the Madrid skyline, and inventive programming, often drawing on trends in pop culture and new music. Culturally, the Autocine has come to symbolize Madrid’s embrace of innovative nightlife concepts, merging nostalgia with modern sensibility.

While there have been no significant relocations, the venue underwent various structural upgrades to improve stage and sound quality as it shifted towards hosting more live performances. The site’s modular design allows for the easy conversion between cinema and concert configurations, further cementing its place as a mainstay in Madrid’s ever-evolving entertainment scene. Among the notable artists who have performed at Autocine Madrid Race are international names such as Steve Aoki, Martin Garrix, and Nervo, as well as celebrated local talent including Don Diablo, Chelina Manuhutu, and DJ Nano.

The venue has also hosted avant-garde events and electronic music festivals, featuring a roster of DJs and performers who contribute to the eclectic and dynamic reputation of the space.

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The capacity of Autocine Madrid Race is 1500.

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