Moana- Cinemagic Movies At The Museum
at
Ulster Museum
Belfast
August Bank Holiday Weekend (Scotland)
Saturday 31st of July 202110:00
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Description
Film
Moana
Moana, daughter of chief Tui, embarks on a journey to return the heart of goddess Te Fitti from Maui, a demigod, after the plants and the fish on her island start dying due to a blight. (2016) 1hr 47 mins (PG)
There will be no more than 40 audience members in the screening and the venue operates a one way system.
Bookings available until 48 hours before the event begins or until event is sold out.
No walk-up sales/on the door sales. All tickets must be pre-booked and each party will be seated on arrival in line with Government guidance on social distancing.
For Movies at the Museum screenings there is a group booking maximum of 15. Children aged 2 and under do not require a paid for ticket.
Please give surname of person who booked the tickets to Cinemagic staff on arrival.
Cinemagic tickets offer entry to the Cinemagic movie event plus general admission to the Ulster Museum.
The event takes place in the Lecture Theatre in the Ulster Museum. Ticket holders will enter the museum through the main front doors and enter Lecture theatre through the double doors in the Stranmillis corridor, and will exit at the top left of the lecture theatre back into the atrium to maintain the one way system (unless unable to use stairs)
The Ulster Museum is taking part in Track, Trace and Protect. Please make sure to give a lead mobile number for your party to Cinemagic staff on the day, who will be pro-actively managing this. As a delivery partner of Cinemagic, The Ulster Museum will hold these details for 21 days in the event of a Covid alert in line with GDPR.
For Ulster Museum safety and visitor journey information: https://www.nmni.com/our-museums/ulster-museum/Ulster-Museum-Were-Ready-For-You/Your-Visit.aspx
Enjoy your visit
Moana, daughter of chief Tui, embarks on a journey to return the heart of goddess Te Fitti from Maui, a demigod, after the plants and the fish on her island start dying due to a blight. (2016) 1hr 47 mins (PG)
There will be no more than 40 audience members in the screening and the venue operates a one way system.
Bookings available until 48 hours before the event begins or until event is sold out.
No walk-up sales/on the door sales. All tickets must be pre-booked and each party will be seated on arrival in line with Government guidance on social distancing.
For Movies at the Museum screenings there is a group booking maximum of 15. Children aged 2 and under do not require a paid for ticket.
Please give surname of person who booked the tickets to Cinemagic staff on arrival.
Cinemagic tickets offer entry to the Cinemagic movie event plus general admission to the Ulster Museum.
The event takes place in the Lecture Theatre in the Ulster Museum. Ticket holders will enter the museum through the main front doors and enter Lecture theatre through the double doors in the Stranmillis corridor, and will exit at the top left of the lecture theatre back into the atrium to maintain the one way system (unless unable to use stairs)
The Ulster Museum is taking part in Track, Trace and Protect. Please make sure to give a lead mobile number for your party to Cinemagic staff on the day, who will be pro-actively managing this. As a delivery partner of Cinemagic, The Ulster Museum will hold these details for 21 days in the event of a Covid alert in line with GDPR.
For Ulster Museum safety and visitor journey information: https://www.nmni.com/our-museums/ulster-museum/Ulster-Museum-Were-Ready-For-You/Your-Visit.aspx
Enjoy your visit
