DRIVE IN MOVIE THEATER SEATTLE SERIES
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Whether a mistake or an assumption that I didn't want salt, it was still a major drag. I ordered popcorn without butter and got that - but also without anything. Here's where it gets all 'the whole is greater than the parts' and so forth. No jest, it was like living in a video game.

Yeah, exactly! Imagine your first 4D movie being THAT spectacle, with the water puff every time they dove into the ocean, or the wind in my face and light tilt of the seat as we rode the 'Banshees' through the air, or the rotating light and sound as we were circled by combat choppers. In this case, it was Avatar: The Way of Water. It was feeling all of the environmental immersion and involvement to a regular movie, and not just the theme park attractions that I knew like my dog's begging eyes. I.! Now, I've been doing 4D for many a year that wasn't what was so cool. I secured my standard popcorn & soda combo and skipped (okay, walked) to the cinema house speculating on the sensory supernova that I was soon to sublime in. Making my way upstairs to the box office and concession counter, I was already in like with the unique layout that all but eliminated the bunching up that typically happens at the standard ticket/concession counter. Nestled on a downtown corner across from the convention center that once housed PAX West and Emerald City ComicCon, I found a multilevel monument to cinema culture that delivered a fine first impression. Aw yeah, this bore investigation, schnell! (That was my Gold Edition, Director's Cut happy place, man, I'm not joking.) So, imagine my shock and joy upon discovering a local movie theater with the same atmospheric special effects (wind, water-spritz, peripheral-vision lightning flashes, gently gliding seats, etc.) as my beloved Minions and Shrek 4D attractions (before being replaced). Moving from FL to Seattle recently, I was wearing a black armband over the uselessness of my still-active Universal Studios Annual Pass. One really good or bad thing doesn't tell the story. So, while there are many activities to do and see in Seattle, you can add an Outdoor Movie night to the list as there are likely several taking place near you. With the increased popularity of outdoor movie events, the nostalgia of the Classic Drive-In Movie is reborn! This modern day spin on a classic pastime has been a great ways for communities to reunite and bond with fun family outings.As you can tell from any of my reviews, I recognize that the overall experience - from start to finish - is what's actually important.

DRIVE IN MOVIE THEATER SEATTLE FREE

Like the FREE drive-In Movies at Lemay – Americas Car Museum, and even a Boat-In Movie night in Port Ludlow Marina. Not only has FunFlicks® been hosting backyard party movie nights and community events in the parks near you, but we are also hosting large specialty cinema sized events. Yes, Seattle does get its fair share of rain typically in winter, fall and spring, but as far as the Summer months it is beautiful!Īs a matter of fact, the weather during summer months is so nice that FunFlicks® Outdoor Movies and Seattle outdoor movie screen rental is taking all neighboring cities and communities by storm! No pun intended. What you may not know is the myth of “it always rains in Seattle” is not always the case.

DRIVE IN MOVIE THEATER SEATTLE SERIES

Who doesn’t remember “Sleepless in Seattle”, “Benny and June” or the popular Twilight series filmed in Forks, WA. In addition to some great films that were filmed right here. Yes, Seattle is known for many things such as Starbucks Coffee, Pike Place Market, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, the Space Needle, amazing Mt Rainer views and it’s well known music scene just to name a few.

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