Luna cinema at Longleat this summer

Tuesday, 25 July 2023 01:00

Outdoor cinema returns to Longleat this summer, with a number of films showing in August.

Films being shown include; Top Gun: Maverick, Pretty Woman and Elvis.

A spokesperson for Longleat said, "It's time for summer, and Luna Cinema has everything perfectly scripted to make this a summer to remember.

"Relax in the beautifully landscaped grounds of Longleat house for a truly unique cinematic experience with screenings of Elvis, Top Gun: Maverick and Pretty Woman.

"Turn up early to find a good spot for a picnic or choose from the range of delicious food and drink options at our bar.

"Then sit back and watch your outdoor movie play on The Luna Cinema high-tech screens paired with state-of-the-art sound."

The aim of organisers is for a relaxed and fun atmosphere whilst watching films with filmgoers free to dance, sing and enjoy the event with others. Or you are also welcome to just enjoy the film with an ice cream.

The Luna Bar will be offering a selection of alcoholic and soft drinks as well as hot food available.

You can bring your own picnic, but please note that glass bottles are not permitted.

Film dates and times:

Friday 11th August- Elvis - Gates: 19:15 Showing: 20:45
Saturday 12th August- Top Gun: Maverick - Gates: 19:15 Showing: 20:45
Sunday 13th August- Pretty Woman - Gates: 19:15 Showing: 20:45

All tickets must be booked in advance.

Numbers are limited to ensure the comfort of all guests.

Tickets are valid for Luna cinema event admission and do not include Longleat Safari Park, but tickets do include free parking.

Adult £18.50, Child £13.50, Disabled + Carer £9.25, Seated Upgrade £26.50.

For more information and to book visit www.longleat.co.uk/luna-at-longleat .

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