Venue Accessibility

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Access

Our aim at Wyeisde is to be a welcoming venue for everyone, including visitors with disabilities. Ensuring that every visit is an enjoyable experience.

All seats are available to book via our website except wheelchair spaces, if you require a wheelchair space, please call or email our Box Office.

Due to our Grade II listed building visitors with individual needs will need to contact our Box Office to discuss your requirements previous to your visit. We have a lift with access to all floors, disabled toilets, wheelchair spaces in all our auditoriums. DISABLED PARKING is limited on our forecourt. So please call or email to reserve a space — 01982 552 555 boxoffice@wyeside.co.uk

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Relaxed

Specifically designed for those who would appreciate a less formal cinema environment. Seats are not allocated, although wheelchair users have priority over the front row. Audience members have the freedom to leave their seats and move around. Increased noise levels are allowed, lights are left on low throughout and the film and sound reduced to avoid any anxiety.

The aim is to retain all the magic of the cinema but in a more relaxed environment.

Relaxed screenings are open to everyone but may benefit individuals with autism spectrum conditions, learning difficulties or sensory and communication difficulties or those who may benefit from a more relaxed environment. Visual aids are available for these showings.

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Subtitled

We regularly show subtitled screenings at our cinema. The timing and frequency of these films depends on availability.

A transcription of the audio from a film, displayed at the bottom of the cinema screen, to benefit people who are hard of hearing. Along with the dialogue from the film, the subtitles include non-dialogue audio such as "(sighs)" or "(door creaks)".

Tea & Biscuit Matinee

Monthly matinee screening are open to all (subject to classification) and happen once a month on a Wednesdays at 11am during term time to co-inside with the local bus service. We serve free tea, coffee and biscuits. Enjoy the pleasure of the cinema mid afternoon, with a free complimentary cuppa and biscuit with friends.

All welcome!