British citizens missing the movie-going can experience films like they’re English royalty, almost. The Sandringham Estate, which has been the private home of her royal majesty Queen Elizabeth and monarchs before her, has opened up to host drive-in movie events.
Starting Sept. 25, the royal house will open up for a handful of drive-in showings of titles including 1917, The Greatest Showman, Moana and A Star is Born. Additional movies on the September lineup are Bohemian Rhapsody, Toy Story and Rocketman.
Visitors will set up at Sandringham Country Park where they will be provided with transmitters that will allow movie audio to play in their car. For a an extra £7.50, moviegoers can upgrade their drive-in experience with a bigger parking spot, deck chairs, a table and popcorn. Just like regular movie theaters, the Sandringham Estate drive-in touts concessions, with a pop-up bar featuring soft drinks, alcoholic beverages, popcorn and snacks.
Additional events taking place at the royal estate are garden tours, apple-picking, a light trail and a Christmas fair.
Drive-in tickets go for about $40, or £32.50k, and can be purchased at sandringhamestat.co.uk.
Jinthesouth on September 6th, 2020 at 16:28 UTC »
"Drive-in tickets go for about $40, or £32.50k"
Man Brexit has seriously messed up the currency exchange rates!
HotIncrease on September 6th, 2020 at 15:51 UTC »
1917, The Greatest Showman, A Serbian Film, Moana and A Star is Born, Bohemian Rhapsody, Toy Story and Rocketman
filbertsnuts on September 6th, 2020 at 15:44 UTC »
What no showing of The Queen?
Edit: The Bohemian Rhapsody joke has already been made.