A drive-in cinema is coming to Hampshire and these films will be shown
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Movie fans will be able to live out this iconic American experience in Southampton between September 24 and September 27.
It will show a range of movies from all-time classic, to gritty superhero tales, so there will be something for everyone.
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Hide AdEarlier this month the government confirmed that drive-in cinemas can reopen from June 15.
Suzuki’s @TheDriveIn will be coming to 12 cities around the country between July and October – including Southampton and Brighton.
Time Out London reports that the plan is to set up an LED screen and for cars to be parked two-metres apart, as per social distancing advise.
There will be a food-delivery app so that visitors can enjoy snacks and drinks with the movies, orders will be delivered by ‘roller-waiters’.
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Hide AdThe drive-in cinema will also have other entertainment such as silent car discos, bingo and stand-up comedy.
Here is the full list of films and when they are being shown in Southampton:
- Grease (PG) – Thursday, September 24 – 6pm
- Back to the Future (PG) – Friday, September 25 – 6pm
- Toy Story (PG) – Saturday, September 26 – 2pm
- Joker (15+) – Saturday, September 26 – 6pm
- Lion King (PG) – Sunday, September 27 – 2pm
- A Star is Born (15) – Sunday, September 27 – 6pm
Tickets start at £38.50 per car and can be purchased here – but you have to be quick because they are selling fast.
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Hide AdThe exact location of where the drive-in cinema will be in Southampton has yet to be confirmed.
Chichester Festival Theatre has announced it is looking to set up a drive-in cinema later this year.
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