Beach Life Festival Presents… Drive-in Movies

This July Beach Life is taking you to the movies with their brand new, socially distanced event.

The two day drive-in movie festival will take place in Princes Park on 11-12 July, showcasing family favourites and singalong classics on the big screen including Mamma Mia!, How to Train Your Dragon, The Incredibles 2 and Grease (SOLD OUT).

Costing just £20 per vehicle, tickets are on sale now and selling fast! Book now to avoid disappointment.

Films

Saturday 11th July 2020:

15:30 – How to train your dragon (PG)

19:00 – Grease (PG)

Sunday 12th July 2020:

15:00 – The Incredibles 2 (PG)

19:00 – Mamma Mia! (PG)

Tickets

Tickets can be purchased online only via the Eastbourne Bandstand website.
Prices are £20 per vehicle.
Please make sure you are booking for the correct screening as spaces are limited.

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