Summer is in full swing and that means most activities are moving outdoors, including movie watching...
One of my favourite places to see a movie in the warmer months is at the Galileo Open Air Cinema and here are my top 4 reasons:
1. Bringing back the best films-
Unlike regular cinemas that only show what's new, Galileo Cinema focuses on screening films that you can't wait to re-watch or timeless classics you've always wanted to see. Expect their selections to include cult classics, musicals, romantic comedies and even some documentaries.
2. A unique dinner experience -
Enjoying a picnic under the stars, while you watch a great film, is anything but dull. Whether you decide to bring your own food or buy some of the delicious food and drink available there, it's a pretty romantic option for a date night or something fun to do with friends.
3. They got you covered -
Besides money and your tickets, you pretty much don't need to bring anything else. There is food (as I said in reason 2) and most tickets come with the use of a blanket & a backrest (even if yours doesn't, you can rent them there).
4. There are multiple venues -
You can now enjoy the open air cinema in a range of cool places all over the Cape - including various wine estates, Kirstenbosch Gardens, Century City and at the V & A Waterfront.
My top tips: dress warm, bring a cushion to sit on (your butt will thank you) and book a VIP ticket if you can't arrive early to get a good spot.
For all information and bookings, visit the website HERE
Every summer I say I’m going to do this and never get round to it.
ReplyDeleteYes! I love Galileo Cinema, sadly haven’t been there this season yet so need to make a plan!
ReplyDeleteMy lady has been speaking about this for months on end and I've always promised her, but I work away . Hopefully I will get to surprise her with this ,she's a lover for the simple things . And I have a surprise in store for her as well �� making that a perfect location
ReplyDeleteWould love to take my husband Marco with
ReplyDeleteMy friend and I have been planning to so this for the past two summers. Hoping to attend the Galileo this summer
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