Fange_Strellow 1 points 6y ago
One good idea you might try regarding this rule is do a little bit of personal advocacy. Call your local theater and ask them if they have heard about the new rule and what steps they have or will be taking to comply with it. Remember to be polite, patient, and well-informed. Engage with other blind and visually impaired people and COMMIT to go to the movies in theaters that provide this service! Be visible, and show the theaters that our wallets (and thus our needs and wants) should not be ignored.
artsyfartsy-fosho 1 points 6y ago
So how does one take advantage of the service? Do theaters have devices that are loaned out that are synced to the movie? My wife has low vision and only has issues with subtitles. so I wonder if descriptive audio might be too much for her. I usually just whisper them to her.