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Kid's Summer Movie Clubs

We're down to the last month of the school year! This is when I start looking for free or cheap, activities for the kids. Now that my youngest is 3, I think I'm ready to brave the theaters with my 4 kids in tow! 😉

There are several Summer Movie Programs showing already released children's movies, rated G or PG, for $1 per show OR LESS! One theater in our area is actually offering the kid movies for FREE!


AMC Theaters

This is the pricier of the bunch at $4+tax per ticket, but you not only get admission to the movie, but a kid's popcorn, drink, and fruit snack. Scroll down to the bottom of the web-page to see if your theater is participating.


CineMark Theaters

The 2018 program hasn't been released yet. In previous years you could purchase tickets for all 10 movies online for $5 or at the theater for $1 per show. I'll update this post once Cinemark has released their program.


Kaysville Theatre

Here's one for the locals. If you're not local to Ogden, Utah, check your local theater's websites or Facebook pages and see if they're offering a summer kid's movies program. You may be pleasantly surprised!

Kaysville Theatre is offering FREE summer matinee kid movie on Wednesday & Thursdays at noon and 2:15 Beginning June 13-August 16th.


Megaplex Theatres

10 movies, 10 weeks for $10! Kids and accompanying parents or guardians will enjoy 10 classic G or PG rated family films. One film each week at participating Megaplex locations. Showtimes at each location are at 10:00am, with Sensory Friendly showtimes at 10:30am. Kids Summer Movies begin the last week of May or the first week in June.


Walker Cinemas

Another local theatre. 11 movies for $5 through June 4th. After June 4th the price goes up to $8. Individual tickets can be purchased at the door for $1. First come, first serve basis. I'm assuming this has sold out in previous years. The movies are shown Tuesday through Thursday at noon and 2pm Starting June 5th. 
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