From June through August, families can enjoy discounted admission to select movie screenings as part of a handful of kid-friendly summer movie series being held at several Houston-area theaters.
Alamo Drafthouse offers Kids Camp screenings during summer break. Tickets for Kids Camp screenings, held weekly throughout the summer, are $5 for adults and children alike. Movies range from recent animated favorites to timeless classics. Most Kids Camp screenings are ages 3 and up, but some locations are open for all ages.Cinemark Movie Theatres provides a summer movie program curated for children and families.
June 29 - “Scoob!”August 3 - “Clifford the Big Red Dog”. When movie tickets go on sale, they can be purchased online or at the box office of any participating theater.Premiere Cinemas holds its Free Summer Kids Fest mid June through early August. Premiere Cinemas’ theaters will offer free admission to the screenings listed below. Free tickets for these showings can be picked up from the box office on the day of the event.
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