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December’s Cineworld Film Club Screening

December’s Cineworld Film Club Screening

We’ll be holding our monthly Autism Friendly Film Club at 11am on Sunday 3rd December at Cineworld in Crawley and the film is going to be Disney’s Wish. You can watch a trailer for the film here: FILM TRAILER ...

We’ll be holding our monthly Autism Friendly Film Club at 11am on Sunday 3rd December at Cineworld in Crawley and the film is going to be Disney’s Wish.

You can watch a trailer for the film here: FILM TRAILER 

Autism Friendly screenings at Cineworld differ from regular screenings, and some of the key differences are:


Lighting will be kept on during the screening.
Volume levels will be reduced.
There will be no advertisements or trailers.
Seating will not be allocated.
Customers will be allowed to bring in their own food.
Screenings will be at 11am on the first Sunday of every month.

Where do I find out more?

For full details, answers to lots of the most frequently asked questions, and a chance to win some of  our TWENTY FREE TICKETS, visit our Autism Friendly Film Club page and complete the booking form: AUTISM FRIENDLY CINEWORLD FILM CLUB

See you there!

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