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A FREE dog cinema with ‘pawpcorn’ and treats is coming to Manchester
The cinema features lower sound levels and stronger lighting to ensure dogs are as comfortable as possible
Dog owners and their pets will soon be able to enjoy the big screen experience together with a miniature dog-friendly cinema, complete with a whole array of canine-tailored treats.
To celebrate International Dog Day this Friday (August 26th), Ducie Street Warehouse will be bringing back its famous dog cinema – the first of its kind in the UK – with a FREE showing of Scooby Doo.
The thirty-six-seater ‘Mini Cini’ features lower sound levels, stronger lighting and regular toilet breaks in order to make pooches and their owners as comfortable as possible.
Ducie Street Warehouse
Furry guests will also receive healthy goodie bags from dog snack brand Denzel’s, which makes low-calorie snack collections from 100% natural ingredients which are gently baked into tasty, bite-sized treats.
And that isn’t all Ducie Street Warehouse has to offer for guests and their beloved pets; dogs are welcome throughout the venue, including the restaurant, terrace, bar, lounge and adjoining Native Hotel.
Native Manchester has even teamed up with Denzel’s to create the perfect overnight stay for its furry guests.
The hotel will be kitting out rooms nationwide with bespoke dog beds, towels, bowls and treats as well as giving guests a Denzel’s discount to spend on its dog snack favourites, such as protein bars and nut butters.
Ducie Street Warehouse
And that isn’t all Ducie Street Warehouse has on the bill for the summer holidays; the restaurant is allowing kids to eat free from its children’s menu with favourites such as Grandad’s Local Cumberland sausage and Mini Cheshire Beef burger up for grabs, with vegan and vegetarian options also available.
Kids Eat Free’ is valid on Monday to Friday only, during the day until 7pm, until Wednesday 31st August 2022.
The Scooby Doo screening at Ducie Street Warehouse’s ‘Mini Cini’ will take place this Friday, August 26th, at 12pm. The showing is completely free to enter, though availability depends on a first-come-first service basis. Register here to reserve spaces.
To see what else Ducie Street has on for the remainder of the summer, click here.