Sensory Friendly IMAX Movies

Sensory Friendly Screening

LIGHTS UP. VOLUME DOWN. FAMILY-FRIENDLY FOR ALL AGES.

On Christmas Eve, a doubting boy boards a magical train that's headed to the North Pole and Santa Claus' home.

Sensory Friendly Screening

LIGHTS UP. VOLUME DOWN. FAMILY-FRIENDLY FOR ALL AGES.

Join an immersive IMAX® adventure to experience the life-saving superpowers and extraordinary bravery of some of the world's most remarkable dogs.

• The film is shown in 2D, no special glasses required.
• The quality of the film is intact, theater light levels are brighter and volume is turned down.
• You are welcome to come and go as you wish throughout the performance. A relaxation zone is available in the IMAX lobby if you need a break.
• The Purple Pear will be open for concession snacks.
• Movie Lovers may bring their assistive devices* and personal food items.
• Everyone is welcome to attend these screenings with the understanding that the theater is shush-free  and there may be a certain amount of sound and movement in the audience.
• Those individuals who have a support person to accompany them can present a valid Access 2 Card and receive free admission for their support person.
• *No other electronics, please. Remember, this is a sensory-friendly screening.

Sensory Friendly Screening

LIGHTS UP. VOLUME DOWN. FAMILY-FRIENDLY FOR ALL AGES.

Prepare to meet some of the ocean's strangest & most spectacular creatures in Secrets of the Sea, a new film in IMAX! From adorable pygmy seahorses and opalescent squid to manta rays, tiger sharks, barnacle blennies, a coconut octopus, and much more. The film takes you face-to-face with an astonishing array of marine critters and shows the fascinating ways they interact with each other and their environment. Filmed in more than 14 spectacular locations around the world  from the Philippines, Mexico and Tahiti to Indonesia, the Galapagos, Hawaii, and others  Secrets of the Sea reveals the many wonders of our ocean world and demonstrates the critical importance of marine biodiversity to keeping our oceans healthy.