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July 28, 2020 11:48 a.m.
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Sit back and enjoy the show.
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There is a new emerging player in the RFK stadium cinema.
Broccoli City, an independent local curator of the music festival, has partnered with the official conference in Washington, D.C. and the DC Events Sports Authority to host Park Up DC until October. Movies for all ages will be shown on the big screen with tickets starting at $29 depending on the vehicle.
The films are transmitted on a 45-foot wide HD LED virtual display and the sound is transmitted on the vehicle’s FM radio.
“Safety is our most sensible priority, this behind-the-wheel video series is a wonderful example of creativity and can bring other people together to celebrate the summer and enjoy new and old videos in combination,” Gregory A said. O’Dell, President and CEO of DC Events, in a statement.
Park Up DC has arrived at a time when many other people probably don’t have theaters, which are still closed due to the coronavirus pandemic. The series of events was presented on July 17 and will continue until October 31. The drive-in will also serve the DC network through food banks, devoted services, network-focused films and documentaries and, in all likelihood, musical performances, founder of Broccoli City. Brandon McEachern told Technical.ly.
“Over the years, we’ve developed a smart collaboration for DC Events dating through our annual music festival, Broccoli City Fest,” McEachern said of how the partnership came about. “We thought the drive-in would be an activation that families can enjoy, so we introduced it and DC Events agreed.”
To comply with social distance orders, autocellulars will be parked remotely, tickets can only be purchased online to keep invoices out of cash, the mask will have to be used outdoors and each player will get a code of conduct with more main points in all those rules. Local food trucks will be on site and will also accept cashless cell phone orders.
To celebrate the launch of Park Up DC, organizers organized an occasion on July 15 to exercise where they provided loose food, presented an old “Jurassic Park” film, and attendees heard a message from Mayor Muriel Bowser thanking them for keeping the net safe.
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The organizers of the new series of events are social networks to compare the type of videos that other people need to watch.
“We’re others because of the videos we chose,” McEachern said. “We have everything for everyone: movies from the family circle and cultural films.”
During the weekend from July 30 to August 2 and August 6-9, Park Up DC will offer “Bad Boys for Life”, “Fate of the Furious”, “Secret Life of Pets 2” and “Love Jones”. See the tickets on the Park Up DC website.
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