Kino am Olympiasee

Was a good n chill experience.
I recommend being there 20 min before the movie starts if you want to get something to drink or eat, because it can take a while due to the queue.

A very nice open air cinema. Getting the tickets was easy, we spontaneously bought the tickets online on the day of the show and they were not sold out yet. Very nice and chill surroundings. The picture and sound quality are not comparable to actual cinema but still very good. I don‘t advise to go watch a very long movie here as the seats can get uncomfortable after a while. After reading the reviews we decided to bring our own snacks and drinks which saved us lots of money. The WC is also very clean. All in all, we really liked the experience, but there were two things that bothered us: first of all, you could hear the music from a nearby event which obviously interfered with the audio so that was annoying. Secondly, I think smoking during the show should be prohibited. A couple in front of us smoked during the whole show and we had to deal with annoying smell and smoke blurring the screen - I have nothing against smokers (especially in open areas) but not when you‘re sitting with hundreds other people. Normally if people smoke near me I just walk away from them but we obviously cannot do that during a show. So if that could be taken into consideration by the organizer, it would be great.

During the projection you could see the mouse moving on the screen several times. The movie got interrupted a few times too, like it would happen at home due to a slow Internet connection. And at some point, the movie was not visible anymore and we could only see the screen of a computer for a few minutes, as shown in the pictures attached. They didn't even rewind it, so we lost a few minutes of the movie. For 15 euro ticket I was expecting much more than that. Disappointed.

Nice experience I loved the movie guardians of the Galaxy 2 but I think showing a 3D movie in an outdoor cinema is not optimal because it wasn't dark enough when the movie started. also partly due to the light up building right next to the Cinema. Everything else was fine very well organized, just I personally wouldn't want to sit in those chair for more than two hours they were very uncomfortable.

Edit:
The owners realized that the showing was a mess and gave everyone vouchers for a free visit. So I change my rating from 3 to 4.

I was in "Everything Everywhere All At Once" on Sunday June 18th.

Unfortunately the technical quality was not acceptable. Every now and then the movie just froze for some seconds. At one time the picture was lost and you could see the Windows Desktop. That lasted for a minute or so. And they didn't rewind the movie after the picture was back.

That maybe ok for a student cinema but it's not acceptable for a full price experience! Really disappointing!

The concept of the open air cinema is undeniably appealing, offering a unique and enjoyable movie-watching experience. However, my recent visit to an open air cinema left me with mixed feelings.

On the positive side, the atmosphere was delightful. The open air setting created a charming ambiance, allowing moviegoers to enjoy the film amidst nature. The concept itself is commendable, providing a refreshing alternative to traditional indoor cinemas.

Unfortunately, the event was marred by one major drawback: the scorching sun. While the organizers did make an effort by distributing umbrellas, it wasn't enough to provide adequate shade for everyone. Throughout the entire screening, my group and I were subjected to direct sunlight, which made it quite uncomfortable. I would suggest the organizers explore additional measures to ensure sufficient shade for all attendees, such as larger umbrellas or shaded seating areas.

I recently visited the open-air cinema, and it is a nice experience if the weather is enjoyable. However there were several drawbacks to consider. The ticket prices seemed high given the subpar visual and audio quality compared to traditional cinemas. The noise from other events at Olympia Park often interrupted the movie experience. The popcorn was mediocre, and the food prices were quite steep. The uncomfortable chairs lacked drink holders, and technical issues like video buffering occurred intermittently. Overall, there is room for improvement to enhance the overall experience.