Cinema Information

	Open The cinema opens roughly 20 minutes before the first film
	4 Screens
	Soft and alcoholic drinks | Snacks | Hot Drinks | Ice Creams | Bar & Restaurant

Parking

Clarence Street Car Park (Short Stay) is directly behind the cinema. St Erbyn’s (Long Stay) which is roughly a 5 minute walk.

Disabled Facilities

The Savoy Cinema is situated on Causewayhead in the centre of Penzance. All screens are on the ground floor along with the new streel-level restaurant adjacent to the front of the cinema. The existing restauarant on the first floor above the foyer will remain open for food and drink in the evenings. 

Wheelchair Access - Savoy Cinema in Penzance provides access to the building via a removeable ramp up the 2 steps into the foyer. There are 2 wheelchair bays in screen 1 at the rear. In Screen 2 the wheelchair bay is at the front by the entrance to the auditorium and In Screens 3 and 4 the wheelchair bay is in the back row. 

Wheelchair/carer spaces can be booked online or with the box office directly. If you need any further information please contact the cinema's box office during normal opening hours on 01736 363330.

Disabled Toilets - Disabled toilets are on the ground floor.

Subtitled Performances - We run captioned performances whenever possible on both weekend and weekday screenings. Check the website or call the cinema directly.

Relaxed/Autism Friendly Screenings - Relaxed/Autism friendly screenings are subtly-adapted screenings which create an environment that is welcoming for people with a range of conditions such as autism, learning disabilities and cognitive disorders. They have sound levels turned down, the lights left on at a low level and there are no trailers or adverts at the beginning of the film. Film-goers are able to make noise and to sit where they feel most comfortable. These screenings are usually the first Sunday in the month and often the first show of the day to avoid crowds. Look out for the logo 

CEA Carer Card - Merlin Cinemas participate with the CEA card which is a national concessionary card developed by the UKCA for UK cinemas. This allows people with disabilities to obtain one free ticket for a person accompanying them to the cinema. The aim of the CEA Card is to provide a consistent voluntary approach to the provision of complimentary tickets for people with disabilities. To find out more at the CEA Card website click here. CEA Cards are accepted for films on general release and event cinema, some restrictions may apply on private screenings.