As we reopen following the lockdown, we've introduced a number of measures to keep our staff and customers safe from the Covid-19 virus - including plexi glass screens at the counters, and enhanced cleaning before and during each show. These have been developed after consulting the government guidelines, and the advice drawn up by the UK Cinema Association in conjunction with the government. We would ask all our visitors to adhere to any guidelines or requirements we make, for everyone's safety.

This information may change as the official advice is updated.

If you have any questions about these measures or need any assistance during your visit, please contact us on admin@wottoncinema.com. 

Before you arrive

Social distancing means that the number of seats we are able to sell has reduced considerably. For that reason, we strongly advise you to book your tickets in advance. You can do this online at any time, or by calling 01453 844601 when we're open for screenings. You can leave a message on this number if we're away, or can't get to the phone - we will get back to you as soon as possible.

We are introducing numbered seating to enable us to keep parties safely distanced, with a space of 1.5 metres between groups.  If you are booking for your household or social bubble, please book your seats at once to enable you to sit together. When booking online, your seats will be automatically assigned, working from the rear of the auditorium.  If you have specific needs regarding your seating, please get in touch - we will do our best to accomodate you.

If you are experiencing symptoms of Covid-19, do not come to the cinema.

Provided we have advance warning, we can return your tickets for resale or transfer your booking to a different screening. You can find more information about symptoms on the NHS website.

When you arrive

Please remember to wear a facemask, in the foyer area and in the auditorium during the film. The use of masks in venues including cinemas has been made mandatory by the government from 8 August, aside from medical exemptions. You may remove your mask in the auditorium if you are eating or drinking. We would remind adults that any children in their party are their responsibility.

Licensed premises are expected to collect contact information from customers in case they are needed for the NHS Track and Trace programme. Online bookings will require you to consent to this, but if you are buying tickets over the counter, we will ask you to supply a name and contact phone number. We will keep any paper records of your details for 21 days, then destroy them. You are not legally obliged to give your information, but we may have to refuse service if you do not.

We will be using two entry doors to the auditorium - one for rows A-F, and one for rows G-L. If you need help finding your seat, the staff will be happy to help.

You must sit in your assigned seat, even if the auditorium is not busy. Online bookings will be allocated the next available seats, working from the rear of the auditorium. If you have particular seats you wish to book, we would recommend buying by phone.

If you wish to change your seat, please ask a member of staff, who will accomodate you if possible. 

After the film

Please leave by the nearest exit.