The holidays and New Year often has singles yearning for a mate, but now there’s a place where you can take your furry friend on a special date.
American Express Openair Cinemas has launched ‘Doggy Dates’ so that no one has to be lonely while taking in holiday classics and next year’s newest films.
And they’ve pulled out all the stops for your pampered pooch.
Openair Cinemas has launched ‘Doggy Dates’ so that no one has to be lonely while taking in holiday classics and next year’s newest films
Openair Cinemas has pulled out all the stops for your pampered pooch, giving them canine couches to lay on and even a platter of doggy doughuts
There will be canine couches where pups can relax, and even a platter of treats to nibble on so that they can get the full ‘VID’ treatment.
Your lucky pet will even get a platter of doughnuts specifically made for pups thanks to Darby’s Dog Bakery & Deli.
American Express Openair Cinemas is making its way through 10 cities across Australia and New Zealand until April 2018.
Screenings in Sydney’s Inner West and Melbourne will wrap up this week, with tickets on sale already for Bondi, Canberra, and Auckland.
American Express Openair Cinemas is making its way through 10 cities across Australia and New Zealand from November until April 2018
General admission tickets begin at $20, with a lounger costing an extra $9 and a blanket an additional $5
Guests who want to make a luxurious night of it can pay $40 for a reserved bean lounger, a warm blanket, wait service straight to your seat, and a glass of wine
Tickets will soon also become available for Perth, Adelaide, and Christchurch.
General admission tickets begin at $20, with a lounger costing an extra $9 and a blanket an additional $5.
Guests who want to make a luxurious night of it can pay $40 for a reserved bean lounger, a warm blanket, wait service straight to your seat, and a glass of wine.
The movie program includes a slate of new releases, including The Post, Jumanji, Wonder, Coco, and The Greatest Showman.
Openair Cinemas is also screening classics in celebration of certain holidays, from The Elf before Christmas to Crazy Stupid Love on Valentine’s Day.
The movie program includes a slate of new releases, including The Post, Jumanji, Wonder, Coco, and The Greatest Showman
A cocktail bar will also serve Frosé, Aperol Spritz, 4Pines craft beer and Giesen Wine as well as cinema essentials like popcorn
Guests can purchase three-course meals paired with wine, wood-fired pizzas, freshly tossed salads, or cinema classics like popcorn
And there will be more than just movies to see. Openair will also have live music and DJ performances before each screening and a ‘Crafty Corner’ where guests can ‘Pimp a pineapple’ or take masterclasses in knitting and macrame knots.
Each stop on Openair’s nationwide tour will also include a series of alfresco long table dinners meant to transport guests to the streets of Naples.
There will be three-course meals paired with wine, hosted by the likes of Salt Meats Cheese and Ladro, as well as wood-fired pizzas and freshly tossed salads.
A cocktail bar will also serve Frosé, Aperol Spritz, 4Pines craft beer and Giesen Wine, as well as cinema essentials like popcorn.
Openair will also have live music and DJ performances before each screening to give a festive atmosphere to the night
Each stop on Openair’s nationwide tour will include a series of alfresco long table dinners meant to transport guests to the streets of Naples
Screenings in Sydney’s Inner West and Melbourne will wrap up this week, with tickets on sale already for Bondi, Canberra, and Auckland