3 of the best: outdoor cinema experiences


Sitting in a 200-capped, red seated dark room in the middle of a retail park somewhere is so done. Here are our outdoor cinema experience picks that’ll let you watch your favourite films in the wild. ADVENTURE CINEMA


An outdoor touring cinema experience with- in the comfort of the great outdoors, wheth- er you’re with kids, looking for a musical to sing along to or looking for that gripping, ac- tion-packed blockbuster, Adventure Cinema provides a new way to watch the big screen. Just grab your camping chairs, picnic and all the snacks you need and kick back. VIP camp- ing chairs are also available if you want an even better view of the outdoor screen.


Multiple Welsh venues. Tickets: £14.50. Info: adventurecinema.co.uk


SOL CINEMA Winner of the world’s smallest movie theatre,


HOT TUB MOVIES


Sol Cinema was built by Paul O’Connor and his colleagues at art collective Undercurrents. The tiny eight-seater is powered purely by solar panels attached to the outside of the vehicle. If the sun’s not shining, you’re not a-watching. Featured films with an ecological theme are played inside the 1960s-styled vehicle which frequently visits a range of events and festivals.


Big Tent Event, Gower, Sat July 9. Tickets: £72 (to camp onsite). BOOMTOWN, Hampshire, Wens 10-Sun 14 Aug. Tickets: TBC. Info: thesolcinema.org


Think drinks, friends, a cult classic and a hot tub and then if that’s not enough, music and a party afterwards. A new way to feel submerged within your favourite film, Hot Tub Movies is a movie experience like no other. Arriving in Bristol on Sat 6 Aug, the cinematic experience created in 2012 will include performers, hosts, BBQs, round-the-clock tub service and the big- gest portable screen in the UK.


Venue and tickets TBC. Info: facebook. com/hottubmovies


EMMA WAY


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Sol Cinema


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