FROZEN – A SENSORY FRIENDLY MOVIE EXPERIENCE
Frozen – A Sensory Friendly Movie Experience
at UCPAC’s Hamilton Stage
Funded by the Union County Board of County Commissioners
Friday, December 11
Doors: 6 PM
Film: 7 PM
Tickets: $5
UCPAC’s Sensory Friendly Theatre movie screening of Disney’s “Frozen” is a digital presentation specially adapted for children and adults with autism and other sensory sensitivities. Learn more about Sensory Friendly Theatre events.
PLEASE NOTE: UCPAC’s SFT shows are not drop-off events. Parents or guardians must accompany any children under 18. Thank you for your cooperation.
One of Disney’s most beloved films, “Frozen” (2013) is a tale of sisterhood, snow and letting it go – the perfect choice for a December movie night!
When Queen Elsa’s hidden ice powers are revealed, she flees Arendelle in fear, accidentally plunging the kingdom into an endless winter. Determined to bring her sister home, Princess Anna embarks on a snowy quest alongside mountain man Kristoff, his loyal reindeer Sven, and the endlessly optimistic Olaf the snowman.
Don’t miss this heartwarming Academy Award winning film (Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song: “Let It Go”).
Watch the Trailer for “Frozen” (Rated G)
What to expect at a Sensory Friendly Theatre Movie Experience:
- Movie will run its full length without intermission.
- Seating is general admission; a limited number of tickets will be sold to maintain a comfortably-sized audience.
- Lights will remain on at 25% brightness inside the theater auditorium during the entire performance.
- Sound volume will be lowered and remain constant to prevent abrupt, jarring sounds.
