Cinema Vouchers
Hoyts and Village Cinema Vouchers can be purchased by EASE members.
Cinema vouchers give admission to Village and Hoyts Cinema’s throughout Victoria.
EASE Cinema Vouchers are valid for a minimum of 6 months from date of purchase.
- Not valid for use on Saturdays after 5pm.
- Please confirm voucher validity at the time of booking as there can be no refund or exchange on vouchers.
- All Vouchers must be paid for in advance.
Bookings and Prices
Hoyts Cinema Vouchers $10 each (GST included)
Village Cinema Vouchers $9 each (GST included)
Download a Cinema Voucher Order Form and return by post or fax to EASE.
Venues
Hoyts Cinema Vouchers are valid at all Hoyts Cinemas throughout Victoria: Broadmeadows, Chadstone, City, Croydon, Eastland, Forest Hill, Greensborough, Highpoint, Northland, Watergardens
Visit www.hoyts.com.au for more information on cinemas, films and session times.
Village Cinema Vouchers are valid at all Village Cinemas in Victoria. Cinemas are located in Airport West, Ballarat, Bendigo, Boronia, Century City, Melbourne City, Crown Casino, Dandenong, Doncaster Twin, Fountain Gate, Frankston, Geelong, Greater Union Melbourne, Jam Factory, Karingal, Knox, Morewell Mid Valley 8, Rivoli Cinemas, Rosebud, Shepparton, Sorrento, Southland, Sunshine, Wangaratta, Warragul, Warrnambool, Waverley Gardens, Werribee. For more screening details, visit www.villagecinemas.com.au
Venue Access Info/ Special Services
Information on Disability Access at Hoyts and Village Cinemas is available through EASE.
Captioned Cinema
Open Caption provides access to movies for people who are deaf or hard of hearing, by rendering the audio as text, usually at the bottom of the screen.
Audio Described Cinema
Media Access Australia’s Cheif Executive Alex Varley has met with representatives from Vision Australia and Blind Citizens Australia to discuss various audio description issues, including the lack of AD in cinemas.
The DTS access system currently being used in ten cinemas across Australia currently only shows captions. More than half of the access disks used for captioned cinema have audio description tracks on them as well. The equipment requires a further module, costing approximately $3,000, for it to play the audio description tracks. The cinema may have to make some minor modifications to its sound system and purchase headphones for people to hear the AD soundtrack.
The cinemas are located in: Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Darwin, Hobart, Maroochydore, Melbourne, Newcastle, Perth and Sydney. There is an active campaign to expand the number of cinemas that have access. If you are interested in this issue please visit Media Access Australia’s website at www.audiodescription.com.au
Enquiries
Voice 03 9699 8497
TTY 03 9699 7636
Fax 03 9699 8868
Email ease@artsaccess.com.au
