If you have a question about the CEA Card, it may be worthwhile searching this list of Frequently Asked Questions for a solution before contacting us.

The CEA Card is available to applicants aged 5 years and above. To apply, you will need: Proof of eligibility; A photo; Payment of £6.00; You will need your previous card number if you wish to renew your CEA Card. You can pay for your card online or by post.

The Blue Badge scheme, Disabled Persons’ Railcard or being in receipt of Universal Credit or Employment and Support Allowance scheme are not accepted as proof of eligibility for a CEA Card. Apply or renew now

The CEA Card is a national card scheme developed for UK cinemas that enables a disabled cinema guest to receive a complimentary ticket for someone to go with them when they visit a participating cinema.

The CEA Card is available to applicants aged 5 years and above. Apply for a new CEA Card or renew an existing one. You can pay for your card online or by post. Questions marked with a star are required.

The Blue Badge scheme, Disabled Persons’ Railcard or being in receipt of Universal Credit or Employment and Support Allowance scheme are not accepted as proof of eligibility. You must be 16 or over to apply for your own CEA card.

Approximately 90% of cinemas in the UK accept the CEA Card, you can search for your local participating cinema using this tool.

The CEA Card allows the Cardholder to obtain ONE complimentary ticket for a person to provide any assistance required as a result of the Cardholder’s disability during their visit to the cinema, provided that a full price ticket is

The CEA Card is accepted at approximately 90% of cinemas in the UK. The websites of the large cinema chains involved in the scheme are below, however many independent cinemas also accept the card. You can find these using our participating cinemas postcode search tool. Arc Cinema; Cineworld Cinemas; Curzon Cinemas; Everyman Cinema; Hollywood Cinema

The CEA Card is a national card scheme developed for UK cinemas that enables a disabled cinema guest to receive a complimentary ticket for someone to go with them when they visit a participating cinema.