Düsseldorf: Big cinema in the trade fair car park
Necessity is the mother of invention. A wisdom that event organizer D.LIVE, together with the Gottfried Schulz car dealership and Volkswagen, impressively demonstrated with a sold-out premiere of the Düsseldorf drive-in cinema.
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The gates to the exhibition car park P1 opened promptly at 19:30 p.m. on Wednesday evening. D.LIVE celebrated the premiere of the Drive-in cinema DüsseldorfThe open-air cinema is presented by Gottfried Schultz and VolkswagenAs night fell, Europe's largest mobile screen was raised. Around 1.000 spectators in 500 cars were thrilled. The program featured "Lindenberg! Do Your Thing."
Entrance, catering and toilet under hygiene regulations
Of course, those responsible made sure that this event was carried out taking into account the special features of the Corona crisis. Michael Brill, CEO of D.LIVE, explains: "Tickets were scanned contactlessly through the closed car windows, and catering consists of pre-packed bags that can be ordered online in advance or purchased on-site, of course exclusively cashless. We are also deploying staff in the queues in front of the catering area and the restrooms to ensure that the necessary distances are maintained. Additional floor markings also serve as reminders of the rules."
About the Düsseldorf Drive-In Cinema
After social life in Düsseldorf was reduced to a minimum, the aim of the organizers was to give people to still provide a nice experience in this time of social distancingFrom now on, current films and blockbusters will be shown daily. Visitors can enjoy great action and entertainment from the comfort of their own cars.
More events to follow
In addition to the cinema program, which is constantly being expanded, D.LIVE also offers the opportunity to three Easter services Free tickets are still available. Additional offers such as concerts are also being planned. A program overview and the online ticket shop are here a DAK Bungalow.
Text:
Brigitte Klefisch /
handwerksblatt.de
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