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Harry Potter Outdoor Cinema at Black Park Country Park
Book tickets with your friends and family, bring a picnic or visit our on-site food vendors, and enjoy a great evening in Black Park!
Based on the first of J.K Rowling 's popular children's novels about Harry Potter, the live action family adventure film Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone tells the story of a boy who learns on his 11th birthday that he is the orphaned son of two powerful wizards and possesses unique magical powers of his own.
Make the most of your summer evening outside in the park – every ticket includes FREE parking from 6.00pm and our Rangers will be on site from 6.00pm to give you an exclusive tour of Black Park Country Park, as well as teach you some woodland crafting skills. Hot/cold food and drinks available from San Remo Lakeside Café until 8.00pm. Ensure you arrive in plenty of time for your booked entry time.
This film is rated PG and the screening will start from 8pm. This means a film is suitable for general viewing, but some scenes and the late viewing of the screening may be unsuitable for young children. All children must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
Please note that this year, our cinema experience will be a more intimate event, on a 4m screen with around 150 people per showing. Please ensure that you follow the onsite signage to our new location!
FAQs
What do we get with our tickets?
Free parking from 6.00pm, Ranger led walk and woodland craft, and screening of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.
What time do we need to arrive?
The event starts at 6.00 pm with the screening beginning after sunset. We estimate a start time of 8.00 pm but this is dependent on light conditions on the day. The screening can only begin after dusk to ensure the best experience for our audience. Your Eventbrite booking will indicate your entry time for the event so please ensure that you allow sufficient time to walk to the location from the car park (around 10-15minute walk).
Based on the first of J.K Rowling 's popular children's novels about Harry Potter, the live action family adventure film Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone tells the story of a boy who learns on his 11th birthday that he is the orphaned son of two powerful wizards and possesses unique magical powers of his own.
Make the most of your summer evening outside in the park – every ticket includes FREE parking from 6.00pm and our Rangers will be on site from 6.00pm to give you an exclusive tour of Black Park Country Park, as well as teach you some woodland crafting skills. Hot/cold food and drinks available from San Remo Lakeside Café until 8.00pm. Ensure you arrive in plenty of time for your booked entry time.
This film is rated PG and the screening will start from 8pm. This means a film is suitable for general viewing, but some scenes and the late viewing of the screening may be unsuitable for young children. All children must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
Please note that this year, our cinema experience will be a more intimate event, on a 4m screen with around 150 people per showing. Please ensure that you follow the onsite signage to our new location!
FAQs
What do we get with our tickets?
Free parking from 6.00pm, Ranger led walk and woodland craft, and screening of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.
What time do we need to arrive?
The event starts at 6.00 pm with the screening beginning after sunset. We estimate a start time of 8.00 pm but this is dependent on light conditions on the day. The screening can only begin after dusk to ensure the best experience for our audience. Your Eventbrite booking will indicate your entry time for the event so please ensure that you allow sufficient time to walk to the location from the car park (around 10-15minute walk).
Friday 8th of August: Tours, vendors and crafting station available from 6 pm, screening starting at roughly 8pm.
£20 per person, including a booking fee
£20 per person, including a booking fee
Black Park Country Park
Black Park Road Buckinghamshire SL3 6DS
Fri 9 August
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