How old do you have to be to go into the cinema's on your own?

Answer 1

The only age restrictions for seeing movies in the U.S. are for R and NC-17 movies. If you're under 17, you need a parent or guardian to see an R-rated movie. NC-17 means no one under 17 admitted, even if they have a parent or guardian with them.

There are no age restrictions for G, PG, and PG-13 movies. PG and PG-13 mean parental guidance suggested, and parental guidance strongly suggested, respectively. They do NOT mean parental guidance mandatory.

So, you can see a G, PG, or PG-13 movie alone at whatever age your parents feel comfortable with. Responsible parents don't usually let their 10 year-old kids go to the movies by themselves, anyway.

Answer 2

Well in Movie Theater handbook it depends on the rating of the movie. If the movie is G you can go at age 10 or older by yourself. If it is a pg-13 movie you must be with someone at least 13 or older. Rated R you have to be 17 or older. There is no time that a minor has to leave as long as they are 13.

Answer 3

i think that if your 10 and older u can go to the movies alone with your friends to pg and g movies but u could go to a pg-13 movie alone if your under 13 there's no law/rule against it except for parents kinda ruin fun sometimes lol.........sorry person reading this but all 10 and older girls go through the 'I'm not a kid anymore' stage and there right there not your a pre-teen from ages 10-12!

Answer 4

there really is no age but you might not want to go if your under 10

Answer 5

It depends, if you are 12 you can watch PG and 12A by yourself, 15 if you're 15 and 18 if you're 18. Simple.

Answer 6

You dont have to be a certain age you can go on your own and watch a movie as long as your not 10 and trying to watch a 16 movie. But if your 10 and watching a U or PG then thts fine

Answer 7

I think it is parental discretion. I can remember going to see a movie when I was 8. It was by my house.

Answer 8

It depends on the rating.