Wreck It Ralph at Clifton Observatory
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Bristol Film Festival are bringing their classic and contemporary animated film screenings back to Clifton Observatory this Autumn!
🎬 About The Film
2012 | PG | 101 mins
Wreck-It Ralph is a video arcade game villain who grows tired of being the bad guy, and embarks on a quest to become a hero for a change. However, his act of rebellion inadvertently unleashes a threat that endangers the entire arcade…
Contains mild violence
📍The Location
Established in 1766, Clifton Observatory is an iconic landmark and an integral part of the Bristol landscape. The Observatory has had a long and varied history, but one thing has remained consistent over the centuries: the spectacular and unforgettable views of Bristol, Avon Gorge, and the Clifton Suspension Bridge.
In 2015, the Observatory underwent a major restoration. Today, it’s home to the 360 café, a museum featuring a rare Victorian-era Camera Obscura, and the atmospheric and mythical Giant’s Cave.
Age restrictions: 8+
| Adult | £13 |
| Child | £10 |
| Concession (Student | Over 65 | Blue Light Card) | £11 |
Available dates
How to get there
Facilities
- Refreshments available
- Toilets
On the day
- On street parking is available near the Observatory in Clifton Village and the Clifton & Durdham Downs.
- The Clifton Observatory is a 30 minute walk from Bristol City Centre. Bus service numbers 8 & 9 run from Bristol Temple Meads, stopping in central Bristol (Cabot Circus, Nelson Street, Bristol Hippodrome).
- Please contact Bristol Film Festival for further information about accessibility at this venue.
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