We enjoyed a lovely evening at the Alltours Open Air Cinema. Because the temperatures naturally drop in the evening (after sunset), you should perhaps take a small blanket and a seat cushion with you. Otherwise it can get a bit cold on the seats. I found the drinks prices a little excessive (0.1l of wine for 9.50) and €5.00 for a pretzel. Otherwise we found the atmosphere very nice. (Unfortunately, you weren't allowed to take your own drinks with you, why?) The service was nice and you could even pay with a debit card. This is sometimes necessary given the prices. 😉, the parking options were good, there was enough space. Parking fees for the cinema evening were a flat rate of €5.00. Here's a little tip on the side: pay the parking fees before the film, then you don't have to wait in line and it's a little quicker for everyone. As I said, a successful evening, gladly again. Unfortunately I had to deduct one star because of the prices and because you weren't allowed to bring your own drinks...

Cinema in the fresh air - great. The picture and sound are excellent, we had a great time here even in the wind and rain. And in the background the ships passed by. Parking on site, food and drink available, a small beach under the screen where you can spend the waiting time. Gladly again.

Always beautiful. Great atmosphere right on the Rhine. Not cheap but worth it. Only the party ships are a bit loud and disrupt the cinema experience

Went there last Friday to see Mamma Mia. At the beginning we were skeptical as to whether it was really as good as in a normal cinema and I have to say, the sound is even better than in a normal cinema. If you really want to experience cinema under the stars, then you have to go there - it was a lot of fun.

In terms of location, it's the best open air cinema I know. Great view, great location and the sound quality is also great. The only drawback is that the selection of food could be more and of better quality if you spend the whole evening there. Currywurst, fries, nachos, there is nothing more. The fries also leave a lot to be desired in terms of taste and for a whopping 5-6 euros per portion. The water for washing hands was also turned off after the performance; previously it was just a light, weak stream of water. For such a great location, I wish there was better quality and selection. There is still some room for improvement.

Super

Love the experience. The lines of chairs are little bit close and narrow for the legs. We couldn't find salted popcorn. Toilet were great. The map of seats at the website is different from the reality.

A very nice experience, in ideal weather you can spend a great evening here. You can sit on the sand with a drink before the film or buy something warm to eat. The stands offer a lot of space and you can watch the film very well with both the picture and the sound. Unfortunately, the only drawback is the seats/chairs, because it is really very uncomfortable to sit there for a period of 2 hours or longer. The space at the front is extremely narrow and the seats themselves are sometimes uncomfortable, even with cushions.

I love open air cinema. They should offer some Original mit Untertiteln nights, the International community living in Germany would be extremely grateful.

It looks cool. I have never actually went and watched a movie (because it is 11€ and it is too expensive for me). I will go there as soon as i have some spare money.

Amazing experience. Would be nice if they could screen one movie in the original english. Some of the story gets lost in translation

The Alltours Kino is an open-air cinema in Düsseldorf that takes place annually as part of a summer film festival. Here viewers can enjoy films and have a pleasant time on warm summer evenings. Films of various genres are shown, some of which are also suitable for families. The Alltours Cinema is one of the cultural events in Düsseldorf that shows a variety of films during this time and is very popular among locals and tourists.

Best place to watch film ! Awesome

Up until August 25, you should try to experience the picturesque #openair #cinema at river #Rhein in #duesseldorf. Lovely view and nice surroundings for a stroll before the #films start at 9.25 pm. Even off the #bigscreen you can watch merchant boats floating by and tourist planes soaring above. Makes a wonderful #haptic experience. I watched #astarisbornmovie and was delighted.

One of the best summer events in Düsseldorf. Sitting alongside the mighty Rhine watching a movie under the stars... could it get any better? This well organised event is something you just have to experience. With plenty of beers (of course) and other refreshments, and a few food stalls that are very reasonably priced, this event is earmarked with excitement on my calendar. Don't miss it! The movies are in German (duh!), but who cares? A word of warning however, if you are like me who enjoys popcorn with salt not sugar... ask for the plain popcorn and smuggle some salt in your bag!

Great cinema experience. Beautiful large screen in front of a great backdrop. The sound is also quite good, although there are of course occasionally annoying noises outside. You should definitely consider taking a warm jacket with you. It can get cold in the evenings.

I visited the open air cinema yesterday. The film “Sun and Concrete” by Felix Lobrecht was shown and the film was great. We traveled by public transport and the cinema is very easy to reach. You can get off at Heinrich-Heine-Allee (stop) and walk to the cinema along the Rhine. Doors opened at 7:00 p.m. and the film started at 9:55 p.m. We got there around 9:35 p.m. and had to wait in a small line to get in, but everything went pretty quickly. Tickets were checked, bags and student IDs were not. Then you get a yellow wristband and can either go to your seat or get snacks and drinks. The toilets were very clean and good. The fries cost €4 and were not good. In addition, you couldn't pay with a card (quote "of course you can't pay with a card here"). We had seats in Block B on the left in the last row as I thought those were the best seats. However, there were ignorant people sitting next to us and we had to sit very close to each other with no room to breathe. The seats were not good. The film started on time and we sat at the front because there was a lot of space there. Unfortunately, because it had rained, all the places were completely wet. Even though it is the end of July, it got really, really cold and it is recommended to take a jacket and a blanket with you. The experience on the seats was definitely better than in the back with the Mecker family, who got drunk on beer. There were a lot of advertisements so the film itself didn't start until around 10:30 p.m. It was over after 00:00. Overall it was an okay experience but I wouldn't do it again. The seating is very narrow and the chairs are like in a stadium, so rather uncomfortable. But it could be nice with blankets and no wetness.

It was such an amazing experience to watch movies outside. I really liked Kino beach where you can spend some time to relax before the movie. I recommend you to bring your coat with you next time as the nights are windy around Rhein river ;)

I love it

Not allowed to bring water with you? That’s insane.

It is nice for a film

Have a nice time

just perfect! but cold, take blankets