on the day that cinemas reopened . Here are a few experienced-based tips that I think will help make you feel as safe as possible: Going out these days, we have to remember to bring more than just our keys, wallet, and phone. Now we have to bring face masks and hand sanitizers at minimum. When you go see a movie, vaccination cards are a requirement too, so treat it like a second ticket that you’ll need before you enter the cinema.
Before you enter the cinema, you’ll also need to fill out a health declaration/contact tracing form , so have your phone or a pen at the ready.In an enclosed space, your mask might literally be the only thing standing between you and COVID. Make sure the mask you’re wearing for the experience fits snugly over your nose, mouth, and chin.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggest wearing a disposable mask and a cloth mask over it to secure it to your face. You could check outThankfully, face shields are no longer required in areas under certain alert levels, so at least your vision will be uncompromised for the show.Most cinemas still don’t allow eating and drinking inside movie theaters and understandably so – the whole experience is safer when people keep their masks on the whole time.
Watching a movie in pandemic times does come with a lot of new considerations and a new level of risk, but it doesn’t take away from the magic of seeing a movie play out on the big screen with surround sound. Pandemic or not, cinemas will always be a place where we can sit back, relax, and enjoy the show. –After avoiding long-term jobs in favor of travelling the world, Amanda finally learned to commit when she joined Rappler in July 2017.