However, if inclement weather affects the guest experience, screenings may be canceled. Weather disruptions: We make every effort for our screenings to go ahead. During daytime screenings you may want to apply sunblock, cover your shoulders and wear a hat, and on cool evenings bring a jacket or your favorite blanket. The Great Outdoors: The rooftop is fully exposed to the elements so please check the weather before attending. Please note, our one-size headphones are best suited for children ages 5 and up. Screenings starting prior to 4:30pm are open to all ages, but kids 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult (18+). We always encourage guests to arrive early and all together to ensure they can select their preferred seats.Ĭhildren: Screenings after 4:30pm are strictly 18+.
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