Watch A Movie Synced To the Hoan Bridge
Drive-in movie experience for 'Elf' and 'Die Hard' is Thursday night. Space is limited.
Miss the days of drive-in movies?
A group has brought the idea back, with a modern and unique twist. On Thursday night, the lights on the Hoan Bridge will be synced with a nearby projection screen as part of a private event. We’ve got tickets for our members.
The Dec. 1 event is hosted by Light the Hoan, the nonprofit organization that worked to install lights on the bridge.
The family-friendly Elf screens at 5:30 p.m. and Die Hard starts at 8 p.m.
Urban Milwaukee has secured a limited number of spaces for member vehicles. Logged-in members can claim their free tickets while supplies last.
One ticket includes access to a single showing for one vehicle, and as many people as you can comfortably fit in it.
While supplies last, members can claim a ticket to the 5:30 p.m. screening or the 8:00 p.m. screening.
Details on where to park and how to watch will be provided to those that claim tickets.
Elf Tickets – Die Hard Tickets
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