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Whether you're a film fanatic or just fancy a trip to the movies, cinemas are a popular option for a day out.
But if you also have access requirements and are searching for a cinema, there can be additional factors to consider – so it’s worth doing a little extra research.
AccessAble have information on accessible venues
Some cinemas have captioned or subtitled shows. Contact your local cinema or visit https://www.yourlocalcinema.com/ to find out more.
The CEA Card is a national scheme. The scheme allows disabled cinema guests to get a free ticket for someone to go with them when they visit a participating cinema.
Cineworld at Tower Park and The Odeon in Bournemouth are both scheme members.
To apply, the person requiring assistance must be 8 years of age or older plus meet one further criteria. Visit the CEA Card website to find out:
Many cinemas offer autism friendly screenings. Visit the Dimensions website for further details.
To find out if a venue or activity is accessible:
Discuss your needs with a member of staff at the venue in advance to see if they can make special arrangements.
AccessAble is a useful website containing detailed access information about a range of venues.
Accessibility information for Odeon – Bournemouth BH2
Accessibility information for the Regent Centre (Christchurch)
Accessibility information for Cineworld Poole
Accessibility information for the Lighthouse (Poole)