Do you want to board a boat for a water cinematic adventure? It was a great deal of luck last month in Paris and now American and Canadian viewers can rejoice in the floating theater.
In September, Australian company Beyond Cinema announced that it would take an excursion to North America with its mini-boats, settling in major cities along the way.
UPDATE: A few hours after publishing this, we discovered that the San Francisco Chronicle reported that the company was difficult to locate and had very few main points on its website, which led them to make this a sham. We believe they only collect email addresses for pre-registration and not yet for payments, so continue with caution, even if this DID happen in Paris last month…
At events, there will be loose popcorn for price ticket holders who will watch old videos and new releases.
Beyond Cinema claims to have created accelerated safety curtains for pandemic periods, of course. According to the website, “tickets will require you to buy the entire boat to make sure the teams will be sitting with friends and the family circle only, and to allow a social distance on and between the boats.”
Yes, in Los Angeles. Denver, San Diego or San Francisco on September 2, you can book tickets for the display schedule there.
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The following week, the sanitized ships will appear in St. Louis, Orlando, Chicago, Miami and Houston.
The next week, if you’re in New York, Pittsburgh, Toronto, Calgary or Vancouver, it’s your lucky day.
Then, the other lucky people from Austin, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Columbus and Cincinnati will pass through the water on September 23.
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If this movie occasion floats your boat, you can pre-register on The Beyond Cinema ticketing website.
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