Movie nights just got a serious glow up. Harbour View Cinema is back, transforming the iconic concert lawns at Taronga Zoo Sydney into Sydney’s most scenic outdoor cinema this April School Holidays.
Across four unforgettable nights, guests can kick back under the stars with sparkling harbour views, big screen favourites, and the kind of atmosphere you simply can’t stream at home.
Here’s the real plot twist, your ticket includes complimentary zoo access from 2pm. Spend the afternoon exploring the zoo before the cinema precinct opens at 6pm, then settle in as the sun sets and the movie magic begins at dusk. It’s incredible value and an unbeatable day to night experience.
This year’s line up
From nostalgic classics to family favourites and the ultimate girls night pick, there’s something for everyone:
- Madagascar – Thursday 9 April
- A Minecraft Movie – Friday 10 April
- Jurassic Park – Saturday 11 April
- Bridesmaids – Sunday 12 April
Event Details
When: Thursday 9 to Sunday 12 April 2026
Where: Taronga Zoo Sydney, Bradley’s Head Road, Mosman
Tickets
General Admission
Adults $29 | Child 4 to 15 years $27 | Concession $28.20 | Children 3 years and under are free
Taronga Zoo Friends Annual Members receive a 10 percent discount
VIP Packages
VIP $55 – Premium chair in the VIP section plus food and beverage service delivered to your seat
VIP Front Row $65 – Premium chair, Peters ice cream and popcorn, plus food and beverage service delivered to your seat
On Sale
Pre sale for Taronga Zoo Friends: Tuesday 3 March from 12:30pm
General Public: Wednesday 4 March from 12:30pm
Picnic blankets and snacks are welcome, and there will be hot food, popcorn, sweet treats, and beverages available to purchase. The zoo is fully licensed, so BYO alcohol and glass containers are not permitted.
With more than 4,500 animals just steps away and sweeping harbour views as your backdrop, Harbour View Cinema is not just a movie night, it’s a wildly unique experience. Even better, as a not for profit organisation, every ticket sold helps support Taronga’s vital conservation work to protect wildlife for future generations.
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