I went to movies last weekend and Covid protocols were...

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3 years ago 10/19/2020 7:55pm EDT

...very good.

1. You could only buy seats in the even rows (Row 2, Row 4, etc) and there only 4 seats we could select in our row.

2. There were 10 people at the showing.

3. 6 ft. distancing in the concession lines.

4. No Coke freestyle machines. Refilled popcorn and drinks are completely handled staff in gloves and masks.

5. Hand sanitizer at the entrance of every theater, all theater doors were open.

6. Masks to be worn up until the movie trailers start.

7. When the credits rolled, a staff member entered the auditorium and the patrons closest to the exit were instructed to leave first.

To be honest, I felt much safer there than any grocery store or restaurant we went to with their safety protocol which seemed far more relaxed.

3 years ago 10/19/2020 8:04pm EDT

re: Jagic Mohnson

Jagic Mohnson wrote:
...very good.
1. You could only buy seats in the even rows (Row 2, Row 4, etc) and there only 4 seats we could select in our row.
2. There were 10 people at the showing.
3. 6 ft. distancing in the concession lines.
4. No Coke freestyle machines. Refilled popcorn and drinks are completely handled staff in gloves and masks.
5. Hand sanitizer at the entrance of every theater, all theater doors were open.
6. Masks to be worn up until the movie trailers start.
7. When the credits rolled, a staff member entered the auditorium and the patrons closest to the exit were instructed to leave first.
To be honest, I felt much safer there than any grocery store or restaurant we went to with their safety protocol which seemed far more relaxed.

But can the theater survive with 10 customers?

3 years ago 10/19/2020 8:12pm EDT

re: Jagic Mohnson

Jagic Mohnson wrote:
...very good.
1. You could only buy seats in the even rows (Row 2, Row 4, etc) and there only 4 seats we could select in our row.
2. There were 10 people at the showing.
3. 6 ft. distancing in the concession lines.
4. No Coke freestyle machines. Refilled popcorn and drinks are completely handled staff in gloves and masks.
5. Hand sanitizer at the entrance of every theater, all theater doors were open.
6. Masks to be worn up until the movie trailers start.
7. When the credits rolled, a staff member entered the auditorium and the patrons closest to the exit were instructed to leave first.
To be honest, I felt much safer there than any grocery store or restaurant we went to with their safety protocol which seemed far more relaxed.

wow that sounds soooo fun.

3 years ago 10/19/2020 9:31pm EDT

re: safety

safety wrote:
Jagic Mohnson wrote:
...very good.
1. You could only buy seats in the even rows (Row 2, Row 4, etc) and there only 4 seats we could select in our row.
2. There were 10 people at the showing.
3. 6 ft. distancing in the concession lines.
4. No Coke freestyle machines. Refilled popcorn and drinks are completely handled staff in gloves and masks.
5. Hand sanitizer at the entrance of every theater, all theater doors were open.
6. Masks to be worn up until the movie trailers start.
7. When the credits rolled, a staff member entered the auditorium and the patrons closest to the exit were instructed to leave first.
To be honest, I felt much safer there than any grocery store or restaurant we went to with their safety protocol which seemed far more relaxed.
wow that sounds soooo fun.

It was. Like when I deep d!cked your mom.

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