'On with the show' | Alamo Drafthouse lays out its COVID-19 protocols | kvue.com

Austin, Texas —

The theater is preparing for the movie in the movie

Pandemic. 

Drafthouse founder and executive chairman Tim League announced on Wednesday that the company has been working hard to plan to change the movie playback experience to prioritize the safety of fans.

The league said: "There is no time to turn on the projector, but we are very close." "We plan to do this so that you can leave the car, sit in your seat, enjoy food and drinks, and be able to leave People outside of your order leave within six feet and have never touched surfaces other than chairs and tables – the screens will be disinfected with electrostatic spray and disinfectant between the two screens."

Some of the steps that the Alamo Drafthouse Theater will take include:

You can read more about the security protocols that have been made

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The alliance stated that the company will not immediately reopen all locations. He said that they are closely monitoring COVID-19 data in every community they serve and in cities or counties with fewer cases, and certain agreements may be relaxed when theaters reopen.

The alliance said: “However, we don’t just put security on state and local regulations.” “These are the basic levels – we intend to stay vigilant, watch the data carefully and upgrade our agreement immediately after notification.

League said the company's first step will be to reopen one or two locations in early July as "various learning laboratories." The company then hopes to reopen other locations, first a few, and then the rest "when we are ready and we think the risk in the area has decreased."

League said the company expects that if and when the threat of COVID-19 begins to abate, Drafthouse theaters will be able to "cautiously and gradually" begin normal operations. However, some new "common sense measures" will continue indefinitely, while others will evolve into new things.

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