Star struck in Darwin
ROLL out your rug, fill up your esky and snuggle up to a complete stranger under the stars as we celebrate Australia's best outdoor cinemas.
OBSESSIVE male models, great food and comfy deckchairs – snuggle up to a complete stranger under the stars as we celebrate Australia's best outdoor cinemas.
DECKCHAIR CINEMA
Best Blue Steele moment: Zoolander.
Starts: April until November
Food & drink: BYO drink and food, or duck into the takeaways at the nearby wharf precinct.
What can I bring? Deckchairs are great but can be a bit low for some, so bring along some cushions and pillows.
Getting there: Deckchair Cinema is in the Wharf Precinct, below Parliament House. Free parking is available in the cinema car park in Jervois Road.
What time does the film start? Gates open at 6.30pm, with the first film starting at 7.30pm.
Bookings: No bookings, tickets are only available at the Box Office. Call (08) 8981 0700.
Price: Adult $13, children $6.
Tip: A $75 membership will get you four free tickets, free member nights, $8 tickets every time you go to the movies and $5 off Deckchair t-shirts. Also, bring bug spray and wear long pants and sleeves.
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