Popular drive-thru cinema returning to Gulliver's Valley Theme Park near Sheffield

After the success of their sold-out Drive-Thru Cinema experiences last summer and at Christmas, The Village Screen are returning with a Drive-Thru cinema event at Gulliver’s Valley, nestled in the Rother Valley between Sheffield and Rotherham.

They are bringing an epic cinematic line up of retro films and more modern releases to the beautiful grounds of Gulliver’s Valley from April 14 to April 25.

Screenings will feature some absolute family classics, including Jurassic Park, The Goonies, Toy Story 4 and Grease, as well as some cult favourites - True Romance, Romeo and Juliet, 10 Things I Hate About You, Knives Out, and Kill Bill: Vol 1.

Films will be screened on a 24ft inflatable screen, and all cars will be given their own sanitised, in-car speaker system to listen to the films.

The Village Screen promises that these events will feel intimate and special, with the wooded grounds at Gulliver’s Valley providing the perfect setting for a memorable experience to enjoy with your bubble.

Audiences can enjoy a truly unique cinema experience as well as a street food delivery service and DJ entertainment, all while feeling extra safe.

The Village Screen are keeping these events deliberately small and intimate to ensure everyone attending has a fantastic experience, including those seated in the back of the car.

Tickets are priced at £38 per car, plus a booking fee, and are on sale now via https://www.thevillagescreen.com/whats-on.

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The full line up:

Grease, Wednesday, April 14 – film starts at 8.40 pm

The Goonies, Thursday, April 15 – film starts at 8.40 pm

Toy Story, Friday, April 16 – film starts at 8.40 pm

Jurassic Park, Saturday, April 17 – film starts at 8.40 pm

Knives Out, Sunday, April 18 – film starts at 8.40 pm

Kill Bill: Vol. 1, Thursday, April 22 – film starts at 8.50 pm

True Romance, Friday, April 23 – film starts at 8.50 pm

Romeo and Juliet, Saturday, April 24 – film starts at 8.50 pm

10 Things I Hate About You, Sunday, April 15 – film starts at 8.50 pm

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