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Moonlight Cinema, Sydney is Australia's preferred outdoor cinema which shows latest release, contemporary and classic films in beautiful parks and gardens. Are you on a Sydney tour and looking for an entertainment night? Just pack a picnic, gather a group of friends and join Moonlight Cinema on the lawns. It's indeed a unique experience. Besides Moonlight Cinema, there is also a thing called Moonlight Movie Club. This is an online membership that offers fast and easy access to discount entry credits ($10 each) to Moonlight Cinema. There are no paper tickets required since entry credits are stored on your membership card and scanned at the cinema gate for entry. These entry credits are open dated. That means you can use them for any screening you like. If you want to guarantee your place on the lawn you can book entry credits to your nominated screening - a $3 booking fee will apply to each entry credit booked. Established in Sydney's gorgeous Centennial Park, Moonlight Cinema presents a season of new releases. However, you can also go there to watch your cult favorites and nostalgia films. Moonlight Cinema Sydney is positioned at the Belvedere Amphitheatre in Centennial Park. Entry is via the Woollahra Gates only. However, you must remember that there are limited food and beverage available on site. Tickets can be purchased at the gate from 7.00pm onwards, or pre-ordered through Ticketek. If it's summer, then the time is must to get outdoors. Spend time with the family and relax. Sydney Olympic Park is getting into the holiday spirit offering ten fabulous films, over ten big nights, free of charge for another successful season of Movies in The Overflow. Attend all the reading and discussion sessions happening around the city so that even after the movie had fade to black the message remains and you can carry forward its essence for a better public cause. Believe it that movies tell you a story that has larger implications than merely tickling your bones or soaking your cheeks. Sydney cinematic culture will help you relish every minute of the celluloid as if what you see were things in reality.
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