Choose cinema seats from the actual auditorium plan

A familiar seat number can mean something different in another screening room. Read the specific layout before choosing seats for your group.

1. Confirm the cinema, screening, date and auditorium first. On the seating map, identify the screen, row direction, aisles and any notes about restricted views or special seating rather than judging by the coloured dots alone.
2. Choose priorities together: sitting beside one another, a more central viewing position or easier access to an aisle. Compare the available seats against those priorities instead of assuming the same row is ideal in every room.
3. If a space has an accessibility designation or unusual symbol, read the venue's explanation or ask before booking it. Review every selected seat in the order summary before completing the reservation.

Keep the auditorium and seat details with your ticket. Seating maps describe layout; they cannot guarantee that every viewer will find the same position comfortable.