City of Pasco wants you to help select films for ‘Music & Movies in the Park’ this Summer

PASCO, Wash. — As the sun comes out and the seasons change, people across the Tri-Cities are beginning to prepare for a summer filled with fun. With that in mind, the City of Pasco is asking for community members’ input for a beloved annual summertime tradition: Movies in the park!

A survey from the City of Pasco has been sent to community members to help select which films they’d like featured in the  ‘Music & Movies in the Park’ event series. Only two simple questions are posed with more than 25 options to choose from.

The first question is ‘Which 3 movies released over the last 3 years would you like to see during summer 2022?’ Keep in mind that since this is a public event with families encouraged to visit, almost all of the options are family-friendly.

Your options, which include an Other tab where you can fill in your own answer, are as follows:

• Encanto
• The Croods: A New Age
• Space Jam: A New Legacy
• Jungle Cruise
• American Underdog
• sing 2
• Peter Rabbit 2: The Run Away
• Paw Patrol: The Movie
• The Mitchells vs. the Machines
• Luca
• Ghostbusters: Afterlife
• Incredibles 2

The next tab is one where teenagers and adults will get to pick from movies that their younger loved ones may not have seen yet: ‘If we show an older movie, which 2 movies would be your top picks?’ The options are as follows:

• Instructions Not Included
• The Land Before Time
• An American Tail
• Big Hero 6
• Remember The Titans
• Instant Family
• Rudy
• The Muppet Movie
• Mary Poppins
• Three Amigos
• Megamind
• Brave
• Tangled

If you are interested in filling out the survey, click here or scan the QR Code below.

(Image via Pasco Recreation Services)

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