Head along to Botanic Park and where you can watch Hollywood blockbusters, cult classics and family-friendly flicks under the stars.
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Moonlight Cinema has revealed its packed program for January next year, which includes the return of fan-favourite Shrek as part of this summer’s People’s Program.
The January program includes the summer blockbuster Wicked: For Good, the children’s film Zootopia 2 and the Jack Black and Paul Rudd comedy Anaconda. There will also be preview screenings of Song Sung Blue, Hamnet and Six the Musical.
To mark its 30th birthday, Moonlight Cinema is also giving cinephiles the chance to vote for the classic films they want to see back on the big screen. Voting closes on Monday 15 December, with almost 6,500 film lovers already having had their say.
So far, kids’ classic Shrek is number one in every city and has been picked by more than one-third of all voters. Coming in a close second is The Great Showman, which stars Hugh Jackman, while Adelaide film lovers are voting in numbers for a sing-along screening og Mamma Mia.
“For three decades, Moonlight Cinema has been a quintessential summer ritual for millions of Australians,” says John Boero, General Manager of Entertainment Operations, EVT. “To mark this milestone, we wanted to do something special for the audiences who’ve made us part of their summer traditions. The People’s Program gives fans the chance to help shape the season and enjoy their most-loved films - under the stars, where Moonlight magic happens.”
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As with every year, Moonlight Cinema will come to life with signature on-site activations, kitchens and bars. Those looking to upgrade their experience can grab tickets to the Singapore Airlines Gold Grass, which includes a prime viewing spot, express entry and food and drinks delivered straight to your seat, or go all out with The Connoisseur Lounge, with price of admission including a bean bed in a reserved area with great views, plus a delicious Connoisseur Gourmet Ice Cream to enjoy during the film.
For those who just want to see their favourite films on the big screen in a pictureqe location, grab general admission tickets and bring along a rug and some snacks and enjoy the experience.
Moonlight Cinema Adelaide takes place in Botanic Park and runs until Sunday 15 February 2026. Check out the full program and grab tickets via moonlight.com.au.
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