Cinema Exhibitors' Association Card

Description: A national card that can be used to verify that the holder is entitled to one free ticket for a person accompanying ... more

Cinema Exhibitors' Association Card ... them to the cinema.

Newest Review: ... attendance allowance. b) Be a registered blind person. The card is valid for 1 year from the date of issue. Application forms are available from cinemas across the UK supporting this card. You are then asked to send your signed passport sized photo along with a £5.50 processing fee - but remember that one off fee then allows anyone who is your carer to gain entrance for nothing - ... more

... fabulous! Proof of your disability needs to be sent, either the original Government letter (send a SAE for return post), or a photocopy which will be responsibily destroyed according to the website's blurb... Extra Info... ********** There is plenty of advice o...more

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Cinema Exhibitors' Association Card: A 'CEA' CARD FOR THE SELECT FEW MILLION IN SOCIETY - ME INCL ... (1776 words)
by - written on 24/07/09 (Very useful, 232 readings)
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I am disabled. I have Osteoarthritis of the lumbar spine and in both hips. On top of this I have had three prolapsed discs, and now a forth re-prolapse too. Plus permanent damage to the sciatic nerve in my left leg made worse by the fact that this leg is half an inch shorter than my right. I have had two serious back spinal surgeries, and now there is talk of a third. So, how is all this relevant to a national 'Cinema Exhibitors' Association Card' one might ask? Well actually it is 100% relevant, as I have been the unfortunate holder of a Blue badge (used to be orange back in the day), for nigh on sixteen years now, in ... Read the complete review

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