A movie night inside an Alice in Wonderland sculpture park is already a pretty good October plan. Adding a Cabinet of Curiosities and a cocktail option makes it considerably harder to stay on the couch.
The Museum of Outdoor Arts is hosting an Alice in Wonderland immersive movie night at Marjorie Park in Greenwood Village on Friday, October 23, 2026. MOA lists base admission at $10, before any ticketing fees, for adults and children ages 5 and up, and it includes the park, the Cabinet of Curiosities and the movies.
You get to pick your Alice
Tim Burton’s version will play outdoors, while Disney’s original animated film screens at the same time in the portable Cricket Cinema. So this is a choice between two screenings, rather than a back-to-back double feature. A useful distinction if your household has strong opinions about its Mad Hatter.
Before settling in, the event includes croquet, face painting and the chance to explore the sculpture collection. Costumes are encouraged. The $25 admission-and-speakeasy option adds an Alice-themed cocktail inside the Cabinet before the movie; the regular $10 ticket already includes access to the exhibition.
The Cabinet is a real part of the park
The event listing describes the Cabinet of Curiosities and Impossibilities as an immersive exhibition of oddities and fairy-tale art, including Alice in Wonderland. That gives you a reason to arrive before the movie instead of treating the park as a place to put a chair.
What to know before you go
The organizer’s ticket listing gives an event window of 6:30–9 p.m., with doors opening at 5:30 p.m. The address is 6331 South Fiddlers Green Circle in Greenwood Village, and parking is listed as free.
Children under 5 get in free. MOA members also have free admission, with a complimentary cocktail or concession item. Check the ticket checkout for any added fees and the current options before buying; the listing says no refunds.
One important planning detail: Marjorie Park doesn’t have regular walk-in hours. It opens for events and scheduled tours, so don’t assume you can stop by any afternoon and wander into Wonderland.
For an outdoor movie in Colorado in late October, a warm layer is a much better accessory than relying entirely on that Alice dress.
