Regal Rated R Policy
Regal Age Policy for R-Rated Films: Children under 6 are not permitted. Guests aged 6 to 16 may only attend if accompanied by an adult aged 21 or older. Guests aged 17 and up may purchase a ticket for themselves with valid photo ID.
Guests aged 17 to 20 may purchase multiple tickets only if they provide valid photo ID for each additional ticket. On the website it says that they won't sell tickets for r rated movies to anyone under 17 (18 where applicable) or let them in. All theater employees, including someone at the other theater in town, said their age policy is 18.
Note: Admission policies may vary by location due to state or local ordinances. Contact your local theatre if you have questions regarding any state or local requirements. The following information has been provided from Regal's FAQ page.
For films rated "R" by the MPAA: REG will not sell tickets to any person under the age of 17 (18 where applicable). A person must be at least 21 years. SAFETY POLICY: Most theaters have implemented new COVID-19 policies to help keep you safe at the movies.
To,. AGE POLICY: Please contact this theater for their age policies and restrictions. It is REG's (Regal Entertainment Group) policy to support the MPAA rating system to the fullest extent possible.
For films rated "R" by the MPAA: REG will not sell tickets to. Regal's admission policy is set to provide a positive experience through safety and security measures, adherence to MPAA ratings, and ADA accessible seating. Our R-Rated Policy is as follows (Pretty much, if not exactly) If you are 21 (With a valid ID, picture & birthday), you can buy tickets for people with the only catch being that you have to stay in the theater with them and you are responsible for them.
Regal's policy is to support the MPAA ratings system. Read the different levels of ratings as well as the age requirement to purchase a ticket. Age policy This might sound dumb but I'm wondering how old do you have to be to see a Not Rated movie because I'm trying to take some friends.
Just asking since my regal is very strict about the age policy and I couldn't find anything on this. The movie is Terrifier 2. It is Regal Entertainment Group's policy to support the MPAA ratings system to the fullest extent possible.
For more information, please review our admittance procedures. Regal: Children under 3 are free except in reserved seating and recliner locations. Children 3 to 11 must pay the child admission price.
Senior tickets are valid for adults 60 years and older. Not all ticket types are.