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Know Before You Go: Sydney’s Westpac OpenAir Cinema

Know Before You Go: Sydney’s Westpac OpenAir Cinema

Dont Worry Darling on Screen at Sydney Harbour

Australia’s most beautiful cinema (aka the Westpac OpenAir Cinema) returns to Sydney this January 8th – February 21st with a slate of movies promising romance, thrills, action and opportunities to watch films before their theatrical release.

How you choose to spend a summer’s afternoon is up to you, but we reckon kicking back and watching a film with the incredible Sydney Harbour as your backdrop is pretty hard to beat. We’ve broken down everything you need to know below.

What Movies Are Showing At The Westpac OpenAir Cinema?

Open to thrillers that twist, ‘n twist some more? Get down to Quentin Tarantino’s Jackie Brown, consume every tantalising course of The Menu, enjoy all the on screen controversy of Don’t Worry Darling, or be enthralled by Everything, Everywhere, All at Once.

In the mood for some summer love stories? Feel your heart beat a little faster in Fire of Love, or go looking for love with Lily James in What’s Love Got to Do With It. Be sure to check out Emily, Titanic, Ticket to Paradise or even Magic Mike’s Last Dance.

A collage of movie posters
Imagery courtesy of Westpac OpenAir Cinema

Want some action? Hop aboard the Bullet Train with Brad Pitt, or buckle up for Top Gun: Maverick, or the original Top Gun.

Enjoy previews of films before they make it to the regular cinema. Westpac OpenAir Cinema is screening the Australian Premiere of The Whale, and previews of Empire of Light and Operation Fortune.

Want to watch the top awards contenders? Be sure to check out Triangle of Sadness, Babylon, Banshees of The Inisherin, Living, and The Fabelmans

Check out the full program with dates here.

When and Where Can I Buy Tickets?

Tickets are on sale from 9am on December 12 for everyone, with an exclusive Westpac Customer Pre-Sale window between December 7-9.

What Are The Different Ticket Options?

People sitting by the water overlooking the Sydney Harbour Bridge
The casual dining area. Imagery courtesy of Westpac OpenAir Cinema

Option 1: Event Admission + Unreserved Cinema Seat $36

  • No reserved seats so come early
  • Casual dining on the waters edge 
  • Access to the Hendrick’s Bar and The Point Dining
  • Most affordable ticket option
People sitting in the Chadon Garden
The Chandon Garden. Imagery courtesy of Westpac OpenAir Cinema

Option 2: The Chandon Garden Dining Reservation + Cinema Ticket $48

  • Reserved dining tables and reserved cinema seating
  • Bar and dining table service with an exclusive menu of KBM classics 
People Sitting in the Whispering Angel reserved lounge
The Lounge by Whispering Angel. Imagery courtesy of Westpac OpenAir Cinema

Option 3: The Lounge by Whispering Angel + Premium Reserved Cinema Seat $76

  • If you’re after the full VIP movie-star treatment, then this is the ticket for you.
  • Reservation in the premium restaurant and premium reserved cinema seat
  • Elevated dining service, bespoke 2 and 3 course menu and beverage options from Kitchen by Mike.
  • Note – these tickets have limited availibility
Westpac Terrace overlooking the Sydney Harbour Bridge
The Westpac Terrace. Imagery courtesy of Westpac OpenAir Cinema

Option 4: Terrace Entry and Dining + Reserved Cinema Ticket $48

  • Exclusively available to purchase for Westpac customers with code
  • Reserved dining table on the elevated terrace, premium cinema seat
  • Bespoke menu options and beverages delivered to your table

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