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Post date: Oct 19, 2017 6:40:18 AM
Upcoming films
Cineworld host an autism friendly cinema screening on the first Sunday of every month at 11am.
Cineworld’s next autism friendly film screening is The Lego Ninjago Movie on Sunday 5th November at 11am.
Find out more about screenings at Cineworld
Showcase host an autism friendly cinema screening on the second Sundayof the month at 10am.
Showcase’s next autism friendly film screening is The Lego Ninjago Movie on Sunday 12th November at 10am.
Find out more about screenings at Showcase
ODEON host an autism friendly cinema screening every month at 10:15am. At a select number of cinemas, ODEON are trialling screenings for older audiences.
ODEON’s October autism friendly film screening is The Lego Ninjago Movie on Sunday 29th October at 10:15am.
ODEON’s October autism friendly films for older audiences at 9 cinemas is Thor Ragnarok (TBC) on Monday 30th October at 6pm.
ODEON’s November autism friendly film screening is My Little Pony on Sunday 19th November at 10:15am.
ODEON’s November autism friendly films for older audiences at 9 cinemas is Justice League (tbc) on Monday 20th November at 6pm.
Please note
- ODEON Wester Hailes is closed for refurbishment in October
- ODEON Epsom’s autism friendly screenings begin at 11am.
- Tickets for the latest releases may come with a small Blockbuster charge of £1, on top of the normal ticket price.
Find out more about screenings at ODEON
Vue host an autism friendly cinema screening on the last Sunday of every month at 10:15am, from £1.99.
Vue’s October autism friendly film screening is Despicable Me 3 on Sunday 29th October at 10:15am.
Vue’s November autism friendly film screening is Captain Underpants onSunday 26th November at 10:15am.
Have you got a CEA CARD?
The Card enables a disabled cinema guest to receive a complimentary ticket for someone to go with them when they visit a participating cinema.
The Card is also one way for cinemas to make sure they look after their disabled guests. If you require an adjustment to visit a cinema because of your disability, cinema staff should make them for you whether you have a CEA Card or not.
The Card is developed by UKCA’s Disability Working Group, whose members include film exhibitors and distributors, and national disability charities such as Action on Hearing Loss, the RNIB, Dimensions and Muscular Dystrophy UK.
If you have questions about the card and how it works read the Frequently Asked Questions or contact us. See full Terms and Conditions.
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