[Oliver_W]

I bet there are plenty of carparks which have space you could put a screen in which can't be seen to those who didn't pay. Maybe a multistory carpark or something.

Whack a screen on the far end, allocate parking spaces which people aren't allowed to leave, and have a service where you can order the cinema food and a trolley dolly will drop it off just outside your space <3

[Niamh.]

Me and Gav were talking about this recently actually, only problem in Ireland though is that it rains so much, wouldn't fancy watching a movie through wipers

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Me and Gav were talking about this recently actually, only problem in Ireland though is that it rains so much, wouldn't fancy watching a movie through wipers

haha! I guess one of the inside floors of a multi storey would sort that out, but they're rarely a big open space are they, apart from the occasional "basement" level ones.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

haha! I guess one of the inside floors of a multi storey would sort that out, but they're rarely a big open space are they, apart from the occasional "basement" level ones.

Oh clever idea Oliver

[Zizu]

This idea is not too dissimilar ..


Lithuania’s capital, Vilnius, has announced plans to turn the city into a vast open-air cafe by giving over much of its public space to hard-hit bar and restaurant owners so they can put their tables outdoors and still observe physical distancing rules.


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[LeatherTrumpet]

Multi story at park roofs are about 10 foot

It would not work at all

[Toy Soldier]

Neh. The best part of the cinema experience is the audio. If I wanted to watch a film in my car I'd stick a 50 inch telly on the bonnet and hook up the audio to the Bluetooth .

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

haha! I guess one of the inside floors of a multi storey would sort that out, but they're rarely a big open space are they, apart from the occasional "basement" level ones.

Nobody would see the screen.

[Tom4784]

Were drive-ins ever a thing outside of the US? You always seem them as a staple of classic Americana but I dunno if I've ever heard of drive ins elsewhere.

[The Slim Reaper]

Where would all the doggers go if we used car parks for cinemas?

[Cherie]

I cant see reopening cinemas being a big issue, just book out seats so there are at least two seats between groups booking, get people to book online only, no snacks and queue to get in in a socially distant way, coming out they should be allowed to leave seat row by seat row with the first two seats in each row vacant so a member of staff can manage this, prices go up to reflect this, people will be so desperate to get out they will pay the extra without complaint

[Cherie]

you could introduce snacks back in a month or so ...with queuing one way and exiting the another …

I should be in charge of Vue

[Cherie]

stop people coming in late as well so you don't have them walking over you in the dark to get to their seat

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Cherie

stop people coming in late as well so you don't have them walking over you in the dark to get to their seat

Aren't cinemas a bit petri dishy though? If the virus can hang around a day or two, dependent on environmental factors, then letting a load of folks wipe their hands on the seats for a couple of hours, before letting in the next lot to rinse and repeat, seems like asking for trouble.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Aren't cinemas a bit petri dishy though? If the virus can hang around a day or two, dependent on environmental factors, then letting a load of folks wipe their hands on the seats for a couple of hours, before letting in the next lot to rinse and repeat, seems like asking for trouble.

mmm maybe ...okay I will have to include deep cleaning between shows in my forward thinking, I reckon going forward everyone will be wiping down everything they touch for a bit

I'm literally washing any shopping that needs to go straight in the fridge/freezer, I think I need sectioning at this point

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Cherie

mmm maybe ...okay I will have to include deep cleaning between shows in my forward thinking, I reckon going forward everyone will be wiping down everything they touch for a bit

I'm literally washing any shopping that needs to go straight in the fridge/freezer, I think I need sectioning at this point

Narrator: she needed sectioning waaaaay before this point

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

prices go up to reflect this, people will be so desperate to get out they will pay the extra without complaint

You already need to take out a second mortgage to afford the cinema.

[Morgan.]

Denmark have already done drive-in festivals lmao

[MTVN]

They've started doing it in a few countries already, think Spain are doing it and Lithuania are using airport car parks to do it

Hundreds of movie fans flocked to Lithuania's main international airport on Wednesday night to a drive-in cinema created in the shadow of planes grounded by the coronavirus pandemic.

Organizers of the Vilnius International Film Festival (Vilnius IFF) teamed up with the city's airport to create the Aerocinema drive-in.

They want to offer people the opportunity to go out for a movie amid the month-long coronavirus lockdown that has shuttered cinemas.

https://www.thejakartapost.com/life/...in-cinema.html

[caprimint]

Just watch it on ya bloody laptop and stop moaning

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Morgan.

Denmark have already done drive-in festivals lmao

I'd honestly rather watch it online.