Yes, they were very sweet. Although, I must say, while Ant-Man is PG-13, I’m not sure I consider it an “adult” movie. Most of your Marvel films are rated for teens, but many little boys love them anyway.
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This is wonderful that movie theaters are adopting to children who have autism. This is close and dear to my heart as I have a mild form of autism and I have a friend whose son was just diagnosed with autism.
Wow, this is Great News. My 3 year old son, who has just recently been diagnosed with Sensory Processing Disorder and high intellect Autism really wants to go see the new Disney Pixar Cars 3 movie, which would be his very first time seeing a movie at the theater. So, to be able to find a movie theater to fits his particular Sensory needs would be absolutely wonderful! Thanks so much for sharing!
I haven’t taken my children to see a movie in the theater yet. My 5 year old daughter does have some sensory issues and anxiety, and my younger daughter will be 3 years old next month and probably won’t sit the entire time. It’s good to know that sensory options and even headphones are availble. I love when businesses adapt and try to understand kids who need it.
Well done! They handled this beautifully. Love it. Our kids are now 14 and 16. When my little was younger she really had a hard time at movies. I kept trying but we watched many from back of the theatre and it was not always successful. Glad to hear that theatres are doing things better for kids with autism and sensory processing disorder.
Wow..I had no idea I’ll definitely find out about our local theaters so we can bring my grandson
Great movie theatre
It was nice of them to do that even though you were watching an adult movie.
Yes, they were very sweet. Although, I must say, while Ant-Man is PG-13, I’m not sure I consider it an “adult” movie. Most of your Marvel films are rated for teens, but many little boys love them anyway.
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Wow that’s amazing a theater would do that. Acceptance for autistic children is come a long way. I have two nephews and a nice with autism.
This is wonderful that movie theaters are adopting to children who have autism. This is close and dear to my heart as I have a mild form of autism and I have a friend whose son was just diagnosed with autism.
Wow, this is Great News. My 3 year old son, who has just recently been diagnosed with Sensory Processing Disorder and high intellect Autism really wants to go see the new Disney Pixar Cars 3 movie, which would be his very first time seeing a movie at the theater. So, to be able to find a movie theater to fits his particular Sensory needs would be absolutely wonderful! Thanks so much for sharing!
I so adore that they’ve done this, it’s a great thing for my grandson
We have never been to a theater to watch a movie 🙁
I haven’t taken my children to see a movie in the theater yet. My 5 year old daughter does have some sensory issues and anxiety, and my younger daughter will be 3 years old next month and probably won’t sit the entire time. It’s good to know that sensory options and even headphones are availble. I love when businesses adapt and try to understand kids who need it.
Our local theater has sensory friendly movies often.
Well done! They handled this beautifully. Love it. Our kids are now 14 and 16. When my little was younger she really had a hard time at movies. I kept trying but we watched many from back of the theatre and it was not always successful. Glad to hear that theatres are doing things better for kids with autism and sensory processing disorder.
Last time we went was a year ago. There are so many new changes to theatres here, lots of new ones
They should have signs up for warnings to help kids with autism.