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King St’s Halloween Movies in the Park | Fortitude Valley
31 October, 2020 @ 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Eat, drink & be Scary at King St’s FREE Halloween Movies in the Park! To be held in Alexandria Park, just behind King St, Bowen Hills (alongside Gregory Terrace). Make sure you get dressed up in your best Halloween costumes to set the scene, PLUS you could win a best-dressed prize!
There’ll be loads of FREE fun for the whole family including:
– Halloween mask-making for the kids
– Roving entertainment
– Temporary air-brush tattoos
– King St gift vouchers to be won in the Halloween costume competition (open to all ages) – Judging will be at 6pm and 8pm just before each moving screening.
– Music, and other free giveaways
– Halloween mask-making for the kids
– Roving entertainment
– Temporary air-brush tattoos
– King St gift vouchers to be won in the Halloween costume competition (open to all ages) – Judging will be at 6pm and 8pm just before each moving screening.
– Music, and other free giveaways
There’ll be two movie sessions with numbers limited, so don’t miss out – it’s important that you register for all people in your group to attend. This will ensure the safety of everyone attending.
Times
- 5pm – Gates open
- 6pm – Hotel Transylvania (rated PG)
- 7.30pm – 8pm – intermission so you can stock up on food & refreshments in King St
- 8pm – Spectre (James Bond) (rated PG-13)
Important information
– BYO picnic blankets or chairs (people with chairs will be asked to sit towards the back to ensure comfortable viewing for everyone)
– This is a family-friendly, alcohol-free event
– No glass vessels
– Dogs are welcome but make sure they are on a lead and you have bags to clean up after them!
You are welcome to attend both movies, but you MUST register to attend both, as organisers are following a strict COVID-19 plan to ensure the safety of everyone in attendance.
Parking
There is FREE 3-hour parking in the King St carpark (entry via Machinery Street) all weekend, and if you park more than 3 hours, the charge is capped at just $10.
