ANOTHER Redlands drive-in movie could be in the works after movie-goers flocked to Saturday night's Jumanji double feature at Bayview Conservation Park.
The drive-in was a big hit with more than 90 cars filling the car park to capacity, according to Community Connections Redlands Coast secretary Stephanie Eaton.
Vehicles were spaced out to adhere to social distancing regulations.
"We were really, really pleased," Ms Eaton said.
"People were just very happy, they all had good views."
Mount Cotton Scouts and Cleveland Rotary set up tents alongside commercial vendors including Fire 'n' Dough and Dippin' Dots.
"Commercial vendors donated some of their profits to the not-for-profits which was great," Ms Eaton said.
She said Community Connections was considering holding another drive-in next month.
For updates, visit the Community Connections - Redlands Coast Facebook page.
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