Blind and Visually Impaired Cinema - CEA Card

[@BirdNerdSophie]

I had no idea about this scheme - thanks for uploading! s a visually impaired person who loves the cinema, I think this will be great!

[@LowVisionUKTerrysView]

Hi Sophie. Thanks for commenting. Glad you found it of use. It arrives really quickly and I’ve used it loads. Usually, the person going with me and myself split the cost of the one ticket - so, its win win. Enjoy

[@BlindtoBillionaire]

I love these videos! Corey and I are sitting here listening to this and love it! We were just having a discussion, we decided that you sound so professional and intelligent, and your voice is perfect, we think you could be on TV or possibly a radio DJ :-) we love your videos, OK, we’re going to go back and listen to the rest :-) Matt and Corey

[@LowVisionUKTerrysView]

Matt and Corey - you are so kind with your comments. I possibly have the face for Radio - but not TV haha. I am super delighted that you like them. I am trying my best to get more confident with the videos - but still a long way to go. Thanks you so much for your encouragement. Love you guys x

[@mattinfullvision9598]

Great job Terry. I'll have to get one of those cards

[@LowVisionUKTerrysView]

Hi Matt. Thank you. It really is a good card. You can apply completely on line, adding your photo ID and sending your evidence (CVI doc etc). My son loves it - goes with his old man to the cinema for free lol. I always try get to the audio description movies, which Im now really getting into. Hope all good with you Terry

[@YourCanadianBlindGirl]

Thank you for putting this information out! There are two cards in Canada, some help with travel costs and that is a card you obtain with CNIB, another one is access to entertainment and it is for individuals living with any kind of disability and their assistant either gets in free or half off!! I love channels that share resources and great video! Keep going strong friend!

[@LowVisionUKTerrysView]

Hi there. Great to gear from you and what happens in other parts of The World. My next vid is about the card that helps us Brits with Travel costs - sounds like we have pretty similar concessions - which is great. I found it tough finding out about all of this the of thing, so, absolutely - getting these things out there is great, and hopefully makes things a little easier for others. Than you for sharing

[@YourCanadianBlindGirl]

@@LowVisionUKTerrysView That's great!

[@martincook1331]

Great advice thank you

[@LowVisionUKTerrysView]

You are so welcome!

[@BlindNeil]

Great Video , over here in Canada I can go to any cineplex odeon and get in free with my sighted guide, also discounts on train , plane and buses ... public city buses i just show my C.N.I.B card ( Canadian National Institute for the Blind )

[@LowVisionUKTerrysView]

Thats awesome Neil.Over here in the UK, we have different cards for different concessions etc - Thats why I don't think everyone knows of them, which Is why I'm doing these videos really. Would be much easier if we had the one card like your CNIB card for sure

[@ikrashakoor2321]

Hi I have question who had disablity what discount do they get them self in cinma

[@LowVisionUKTerrysView]

Hi. Here in the UK, you can get what is called a CEA card, depending on your circumstances ) This card doesn't get the disabled person a discount, BUT, your companion gets in for free - so, in effect, two tickets for the price of 1. It is then assumed that any help you may need to find a seat, get to the toilet, or for food etc is provided by your companion - hence their free ticket.