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Saw The Lost Boys at Stansted Park last night, absolutely brilliant!! parking was well organised, great selection of food stalls, the screen was fantastic quality in picture and sound was epic!! loved it!!!

Pride & Prejudice at Stonor Park, Oxfordshire. The portaloos stank to high heaven -- you could smell them from 10 yards away. Disgusting inside (I won't describe) but there was no water/soap, only hand sanitiser!!!! And worse: you had to fumble around in the dark as there was no light in the portaloo!!! Eeewww!!!!!!! Still makes me shudder!!!!
Top advice: don't drink anything while you're there. Wait til you get home.

Went to my first ever open air cinema event tonight at Combe Abbey to watch the Greatest Showman and had a fabulous time, I was worried about parking but I needent have it was well organised, plenty of space to arrange your own seats, nice food stalls and a bar, plenty of portaloos what more could you need, and excellent time had by all!

Booked to see Star Wars at Salisbury cathedral, it’s absolutely hoofing it down with rain, no way can I follow the advice to bring a picnic blanket to sit on. Who wants to sit on grass in the rain?
No cancellation, postponement or refund. The robbers kept my £30. Won’t be booking another event with this shower.

Went to see Dirty Dancing at Harewood House. Getting in was fine. Reasonable choice of food. Only 1 bar which got very busy at times. Good view of the screen and sound. However as it was adventure cinema we expected more build up and atmosphere. Leaving the car park was the biggest issue. This was carnage with no organisation and no dedicated routes for exit. There were only 3 extremely stressed Marshalls and it took us over an hour to leave. This could have been done in a much more efficient and effective way.

Dirty Dancing at Harewood House

We followed the postcode sent in the email, which turned out to be the wrong part of the estate. There were no other instructions and we were stranded like others. A look on Google maps said there was another entrance but it was 12 mins away. Luckily the main entrance did have a sign but nobody around until we got to the parking. It was rammed and as soon as we got parked we were only able to find it because we could hear the film - yes it had started! When we got to the area, it was so packed, we had a better view from outside the area. And it was supposed to have Harewood House as a back drop. Well they've obviously moved the house for the occasion as we couldn't see it. What a waste of a looked-forward-to event. Only saving grace was we could belt out the songs without everyone listening!

We went to see the Elvis in concert event at Stowe House & although the documentary was quite enjoyable, it was also rather disjointed in parts. But the biggest disappointment was how small the screen was as it did not seem that much bigger than a large TV set. It was many times smaller than even a modest cinema screen & there was certainly nothing adventurous about it. Many of the audience talked loudly & walked around for the duration of the screening & it seemed very much a non-event. In fact, due to the long car queues it almost took longer to get into & out of the venue than it did to watch the film. Would not recommend & will not go again.

Sheila was fantastic!

I had to book on an extra ticket due to childcare and Sheila was able to help me with securing one. Cannot thank her enough. Really looking forward to the experience! Hopefully another positive review 🤞🏽

Thankyou again!
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We visited Calke Abbey and, after the viewing had finished, returned to collect our belongings while our children had a late dinner in the play area. We were immediately met by an older gentleman—the member of staff who drives the Adventure Cinema van—who began shouting at us.

As soon as we realised there was an issue, we apologised for leaving our belongings behind. There had been no tannoy announcement, signage, or any indication of when we needed to vacate the area, so it was simply an honest misunderstanding.

What was completely unacceptable was the way this member of staff spoke to us. He shouted aggressively at me and my elderly grandparents and behaved in an intimidating manner in front of my two young daughters. It was clear to everyone present that his behaviour had crossed the line, as other members of staff stepped in, told him to leave it, and said he had already made his point.

I have no issue with a member of staff speaking to me directly if there is a problem. However, there is no excuse for shouting aggressively across a public area and frightening young children over what was clearly a simple misunderstanding.

Appalled is an understatement. The behaviour we experienced completely overshadowed what should have been an enjoyable family visit.

Went to see Grease at Nostell Priory last night. Weather was perfect and staff were lovely. Drinks were a fortune though but that was expected - taking your own was not allowed.
It was very busy and place should have been buzzing but it wasn’t. Screen was too small and speakers were not loud enough. It needs massively updating and big money to create atmosphere in such a large venue.
People were just sitting watching, some were dancing a bit but most looked almost bored.
We had a good time but would have been equally as happy without the entertainment, it didn’t feature enough and I wouldn’t go to another.

The idea of the event was great- booked premium tickets and wrapped up for the weather. Lovely view right in front of Harewood House. However, about halfway through the showing, a gust of wind flipped the screen and they packed it away. Fair enough- it is what it is. However, it has been a week since and I have received no communication from Adventure Cinema to inform us how they intend to rectify the situation. I sent an email to them on Wednesday and had no reply from that either. We spent £160 altogether on tickets, travel and food from the vendors there and only received half the event. I will keep chasing up on this.
EDIT: I finally had a response after sending a follow up email- I have been offered 4 ‘free’ tickets when they are back open after the winter period. Granted, this was the least that should have been offered but it was a smooth communicative interaction, I’m just disappointed I had to chase this up myself.

Sadly the event I had booked with them had to be cancelled due to predicted storm and high winds. The team sent texts to ticket holders as soon as decision was made and told us to await further email re rescheduling. Following email confirmed there would be no reschedule and the event moved to cancelled. They refunded the money swiftly and without my having to engage them or contact them. Professionally handled even if disappointing to all parties that the event couldn’t take place. Thank you for an easy and pleasant transaction.

Excellent experience, took the wife and my little girl for her birthday treat, we watched Wicked at salisbury cathedral, august 2025,was touch and go with the weather but it didn't rain and the wind and the cloud added to the atmosphere, wasn't to noisy, although it wasn't really a film I was that interested in watching so maybe the noise didn't bother me as much. Nice experience all around, I would of proffered it if it had been a drive in cinema experience. Why not 5 stars, well like most cinemas they were still letting people in even after the film had been on for 30 minutes, other gripe is the screen could of done with being bigger, picture quality was excellent 4k, maybe even 8k, but the size was just really underwhelming for an outdoor cinema, would I use Adventure cinema again? Definitely

I attended Adventure Cinema’s screening of The Goonies at Wrest Park on 14th June 2025 and had a truly distressing experience that left me shaken, injured, and completely unsupported.

Despite the event’s clear guidelines asking attendees to put phones on silent and be respectful, a woman next to us used her phone throughout the film – taking calls, playing voice notes, watching videos – with her screen on full brightness. When I politely asked her to take the calls elsewhere, she escalated the situation by harassing me, throwing things at me, and physically assaulting me by pushing me forcefully – twice.

I have a medical condition, hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (hEDS), which makes my joints vulnerable, and her actions caused me considerable pain. My partner, who is registered blind and uses a cane, also received no support from the on-site team.

What made matters worse was the complete absence of effective security or staff intervention. The security team (Falcon Eye Security) only responded after I was screaming in distress, when the woman stated she was Turkish and even then, they treated me like I was the problem – siding with the aggressor and dismissing my concerns.

Adventure Cinema staff were nowhere to be seen, and no one took control of the situation. For an organisation that markets itself as a family-friendly and safe outdoor experience, this was deeply disappointing. I expected better safeguarding, visible support for disabled attendees, and at the very least, some basic accountability.

I have reached out directly for a formal investigation, but I also feel it’s important for other potential attendees to know that if something goes wrong at one of these events, you may be left completely alone to deal with it.

Had spent over £200 for tickets for chirk castle, on the day it was thunder and lightning, I contacted the venue to ask if this was going to be cancelled, as flooding on road was terrible and we would've been sat outside in terrible weather! They said no yet they cancelled Ludlow Castle the next evening for the same weather!!
I have tried to speak to a lady called Shelia through emails but is now ignoring me! I have had to contact my bank to get a refund.

biblical weather at Erddig, thunder and lightning....but would they cancel. not a chance when money is at stake. No concern for customers, just money. Avoid.

Meh. No speakers towards the back so if you aren’t near the front you can barely hear a thing. It wouldn’t be AS bad if not for the fact they have food/drink vendors running generators alongside the viewing area making a load of noise.

It was all a bit disappointing

We went to see sing-a-long frozen at Hardwick Hall. It rained from the start to near the finish. However the staff were really friendly, not one with a glum face, all happy to say hello and chat to people. My husband drove me in and dropped me off, from the people directing traffic, to the entry staff, everyone was really helpful. I would definitely book again

wentworth woodhouse to see grease. said there was music on before and after the film. there was music on before but was so quiet we couldnt hear it at all . asked staff member to turn it up but didnt make a difference. the atmosphere would have been amazing had people been able to hear the music before the film and "got in the mood" for singing and dancing ! disappointing night for all our party

No where near loud enough. Their speaker system needs updating. They adv of 60,70,80 music been played before the film (Grease) i couldn't even work out what song it was it was so quiet.
They could have really made this a good experience if only they had the music louder and created an atmosphere and got people in the singing mood before this musical.
It was like sitting in a grave yard waiting for the film to start.
It certainly didn't turn out to be the experience i had imagined i certainly wouldn't recommend to family or friends . A disappointing experience at Wentworth Woodhouse...