Popcorn and a drink will also be provided to each guest and families will have their choice of watching the film from either the floor seats or balcony of the theatre.
Colford says the fees will help cover costs, adding “any amount of revenue” will help in paying the bills after being closed for nearly three months. He says the theatre will initially try the idea out for a week to see how it goes, but adds it’s already halfway booked for scheduled screenings that were put on sale today.
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