The three Batman movies will be played consecutively from about 6pm, finishing somewhere around the 3am mark. Tickets will set you back $75 a pop, with the cost including a Subway footlong sandwich and drink served between the first two films.
Given that sections of both The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises were filmed on IMAX cameras, there’s obviously no better collection of films to spend the night in front of the biggest of big screens. You’ll probably need to take the Friday off work to recover though…
Price: $75
Web: IMAX
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