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Thriller movie “Unhinged”, starring Russell Crowe, now playing at Caribbean Cinemas in St. Maarten

August 7, 2020

Thriller movie “Unhinged”, starring Russell Crowe, now playing at Caribbean Cinemas in St. Maarten
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COLE BAY - “Unhinged”, starring Russell Crowe on July 30, 2020. “Unhinged” is becoming the first Hollywood Blockbuster to be released internationally in four months after theaters were closed worldwide due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The movie will be released in the Caribbean simultaneously with England, Europe and Asia.

 

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caribbeancinemas.com

** SAFETY PROTOCOLS **

Online ticket purchase option

With this new normal and to minimize contact areas inside the theater, patrons have the option to purchase tickets and concession items online. When purchasing online, patrons will receive a confirmation code that would grant access entrance after being scanned by one of the ushers and could also pick up their concession items with minimum contact and no handling of cash or debit/credit cards.

Temperature checks, face masks and hand sanitizing stations

Temperature checks are required, as well as the use of face mask for patrons and employees at all times, except when eating. There is hand sanitizing stations around the lobby area, clients will also find signage with the new guidelines about the protocol in restrooms, lobby areas and auditoriums.

Safety enhancements and increased cleaning of facilities

Acrylic panels have been installed in ticket booth and concession areas to protect employees and patrons. Cleaning frequency has been increased on high contact points, such as door handles, counters, kiosks, doors and railings.

During the past weeks, Management was focused on preparing the facilities, information systems and protocols to meet requirements and measures that would provide confidence to their patrons. Also, employees were trained and provided with the tools needed for their protection and knowledge to effectively interact with customers.

Reduced capacity and increased auditorium cleaning

Auditorium capacity was reduced to create social distancing by leaving seats and empty rows between parties. Additional cleaning time between shows has been added and will include seats and cup holders disinfection, as well as railings. By the end of the movie, patrons will leave auditorium in row order, as instructed by usher. In the concession area, it will be compulsory for employees to use gloves, and protective gear.

Health and safety protocols will continue to be observed for all visitors and employees at the cinema. Caribbean Cinemas stated that their employees are happy to be back and looking forward to welcoming their loyal patrons. For more information about upcoming releases, visit caribbeancinemas.com

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=119008

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