What are Autism Friendly screenings? :

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What are Autism Friendly screenings?

These screenings have subtle changes to the cinema environment that means people who have sensory requirements may have a more positive experience than they would in a traditional cinema setting. Changes include the lights and volume being kept on at a low level, the sound being turned down and there are no trailers or advertisements - just the film. Customers are also welcome to bring their own food and drink into the performance.

These screenings usually take place on the first Sunday (first Saturday if visiting Enfield) of every month at all cinemas except for the below:

Aberdeen Queens Link
Greenwich O2
Harlow Harvey Centre
Leicester Square
Swindon Regent Circus

For more information on these screenings please visit the Dimensions website.

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