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Outdoor cinema experience returning to Ascot this summer

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Monday, April 10, 2023 7:33 am
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Top Gun: Maverick is one of the films being screened at The Luna Cinema in Ascot this summer Picture: The Luna Cinema

Top Gun: Maverick is one of the films being screened at The Luna Cinema in Ascot this summer Picture: The Luna Cinema

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CINEMA with a difference is returning to Berkshire with tickets now on sale for a summer of outdoor movie magic.

Royal Ascot is the venue for a stunning line-up of fantastic films for families and film buffs alike and all under the stars.

With warmer nights approaching its time to get out the T-shirts and stock up on ice cream while enjoying award winning films and feel-good classics.

Among the 130 screenings on offer from the Luna Cinema are Top Gun: Maverick, Mamma Mia and everyone’s favourite boy wizard, Harry Potter.

With top quality sound and high-end cinematic visuals against the backdrop of the iconic Royal Ascot racecourse, it is the perfect location for that first date or birthday treat.

Two types of tickets are available for each screening meaning attendees can opt for premium director seat (limited availability) or bring their own blanket and seats for easy, comfortable lounging.

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George Wood, founder of The Luna Cinema, said: “Since 2008, we’ve had over a million visitors attend our screenings with The Luna Cinema serving as the best example of open-air cinema in the UK.

“With this in mind, we’re thrilled to announce our 2023 programme, which is comprised of world-class venues and a fun-filled line-up of films.”

Tickets are now available to purchase via www.thelunacinema.com/cinema/, with prices starting from £17.50 including booking fees. The season runs from June 14 until September 24.

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