Adventure Cinema are returning to numerous venues across Yorkshire where you can watch your favourite movie in a picturesque setting.
Looking for something a bit different to do during these long summer nights? Then look no further, as we have the perfect thing for you.
The UK’s largest touring outdoor cinema company, Adventure Cinema, are back with a bang this year and you definitely do not want to miss out.
They will be hosting open-air cinema events at over 70 spectacular locations across the country, and 6 of those are in glorious Yorkshire.
The magnificent open-air cinema experience invites families and friends to bring a picnic, get comfy on a blanket and enjoy a range of new and classic films under the sun and stars.
There’s a huge range of films being shown ranging from blockbuster classics, singalong showstoppers and kid-friendly cartoons.
Brush up on your ABBA lyrics and celebrate their 50th Anniversary with a showing of Mamma Mia! or whack on your best fancy dress to watch The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
They have handpicked some of the most scenic locations across the UK for you to enjoy this magical experience. From beautiful heritage sights to iconic sporting venues to awe-inspiring stately homes.
Adventure Cinema will be hosting events at the following Yorkshire locations:
Allerton Castle, Knaresborough
Clifton Park, Rotherham
Hull College Craven Park, Hull
Keepmoat Stadium, Doncaster
Owlerton Stadium, Sheffield
Sewerby Hall, Bridlington
Shay Stadium, Halifax
Wetherby Racecourse, Wetherby
Movies being shown this summer include:
Mamma Mia, A Star is Born, The Greatest Showman, Encanto, Bruno, Joker, the Harry Potter series, Grease, Dirty Dancing, The Lion King, Bohemian Rhapsody, The Dark Knight, Jurassic Park, Pretty Woman and many more.
Tickets start from £14.50 and can be purchased here on their website, and you best be quick, as these fantastical events are already selling out fast.
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