A billboard has appeared with a message targeting Alamo Drafthouse. The billboard reads "MAKE DRAFTHOUSE GREAT AGAIN BAN SMARTPHONE ORDERING".
It is located near Winflo Drive. The billboard went up in mid-July.
Further details about the billboard and its purpose are available from the source, but it is known that the message calls for a change to the theater's ordering system, specifically mentioning smartphone ordering.
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