UK's biggest outdoor cinema tour announces dates for Norfolk estate
Adventure Cinema is back for its seventh summer season and will be going to 57 venues around the country - from Kew Gardens to Alnwick Castle.
This year, it will be returning to Holkham Hall near Wells-next-the-Sea from Friday, May 23, to Sunday, May 25.
Mamma Mia is among the line-up for Holkham Hall (Image: Adventure Cinema) The movie line-up includes The Greatest Showman Sing-A-Long on Friday, Moana 2 and Mamma Mia Outdoor Cinema ExtrABBAganza on Saturday and The Gruffalo and Stick Man and Queen Outdoor Cinema Spectacular on Sunday.
Last year, Dunston Hall near Norwich also hosted Adventure Cinema screenings, but it has not been included in the line-up this year.
READ MORE: Hit Norfolk attraction launches new experiences for 2025
The company screens a mix of classics, musicals, big blockbusters and family movies to enjoy under the sun and stars around the UK, with each venue handed different film selections.
Audiences are encouraged to bring a picnic, camping chairs and blankets to hunker down and enjoy the film on the grounds of the historic hall.
Tickets start at £10.65 and can be booked at adventurecinema.co.uk.
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