AMC Dine-In Progress Ridge 13 partners with the Autism Society to offer Sensory Friendly Films, providing a welcoming movie-going experience for individuals with sensory sensitivities. During these specific screenings, the theater environment is modified: the auditorium lights are left slightly turned up, the movie sound volume is turned down, and preview trailers are eliminated. These screenings create a comfortable, low-stress setting where guests can relax and enjoy the film.
A defining feature of these events is that the usual theater rules are relaxed. Audience members are free to stand up, walk around, dance, shout, or sing during the movie. This makes it an ideal outing for families with children who have difficulty sitting quietly through a standard theatrical release.
Sensory Friendly Films are typically scheduled on the second and fourth Saturday mornings of the month for family-friendly titles, and Tuesday evenings for mature audiences. Guests are encouraged to check the local theater listings online for exact showtimes and ticket availability. The facility is fully wheelchair accessible with assistive listening devices also available.
Sensory Friendly Films are typically shown on the second and fourth Saturday mornings of the month for family-friendly films, and Tuesday evenings for mature audiences. Check the local theatre listings for exact showtimes.
Sensory Friendly Films are typically shown on the second and fourth Saturday mornings of the month for family-friendly films, and Tuesday evenings for mature audiences. Check the local theatre listings for exact showtimes.
Sensory Friendly Films are typically shown on the second and fourth Saturday mornings of the month for family-friendly films, and Tuesday evenings for mature audiences. Check the local theatre listings for exact showtimes.
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