ODSAL Stadium will still reopen as a drive-in cinema this week – kicking off with a series of classic films.
Bradford Bulls has teamed up with Blue Sky Cinema for the screenings in the rugby league side’s former home.
The club confirmed today on social media that the events will still take place despite Bradford being placed under Tier 3 restrictions from next Wednesday.
🚦 | WE have the Green Light and the Drive-In Cinema Experience will go ahead next week!
— Bradford Bulls (@OfficialBullsRL) November 27, 2020
🎟️ | Tickets are selling extremely fast - with a selection of Festive Favourites available on the big screen!
📖 | Full details!#WeAreOne
Viewers will also be given a bit of early festive cheer with a wide range of classic and up-to-date films, spanning from Grease to The Joker, in a socially distanced and safe manner.
The season will kick off with The Greatest Showman, starring Hugh Jackman, on Friday, December 4, at 6pm.
It will feature a host of Christmas classics including Elf, Home Alone, Rocketman, Bad Boys 2, Die Hard, The Goonies and The Holiday.
It will be take two for the event, which was originally due to take place this month, but was cancelled due to the national lockdown.
Event organisers have said should the Government restrictions state that an event cannot take place, customers will be offered either a film swap to a location that can operate drive in movies, or offer a full refund.
Full film schedule at Odsal is:
- The Greatest Showman – Friday, December 4 – 6pm
- My Name Is Khan – Friday, December 4 – 9pm
- Jurassic Park – Saturday, December 5 – 3pm
- Grease (Sing-a-long) – Saturday, December 5 – 6pm
- Love Actually – Saturday, December 5 – 9pm
- Back to the Future – Sunday, December 6 – 3pm
- Mamma Mia 2: Here We Go Again – Sunday, December 6 – 6pm
- Joker – Sunday, December 6 – 9pm
- The Goonies – Monday, December 7 – 6pm
- Bad Boys 2 – Monday, December 7 – 9pm
- Elf – Tuesday, December 8 – 6pm
- Rocketman – Tuesday, December 8 – 9pm
- Home Alone – Wednesday, December 9 – 6pm
- The Holiday – Wednesday, December 9 – 9pm
- Miracle on 34th Street – Thursday, December 10 – 6pm
- Die Hard – Thursday, December 10 – 9pm
Car tickets are priced £22 and Key Workers (NHS, Council, Blue Light Card & Military workers) can secure a Car Ticket at a discounted cost of just £15.
Hampers, food and drink boxes can be purchased for each individual movie through the Blue Sky Cinema webpage, where you can also book tickets for the screenings. Go to thelittleboxoffice.com/bluesky for more information.
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