Beat the heat with free summer movies for the kids

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Tuesday, May 21, 2019
Kids get in free or cheap at the movies this summer
Kids get in free or cheap at the movies this summer

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Summer vacation is here which means parents will be looking for lots of activities to keep their kiddos busy during those lazy days. When the heat is really on, what's better than sitting in a cold movie theater?



Many local theaters are again offering free and discounted summer movies for kids this year. Here is a list of what you can expect at a theater near you.



Cinemark is offering the 10-week Summer Movie Clubhouse for kids at participating theaters. Each film is rated G or PG and costs $1 per movie or $5 for a pass to all 10 films. You will want to check your Cinemark theater for specific dates and times.



The movies include:


Despicable Me 3


Peter Rabbit


Dr. Seuss' The Grinch


How To Train Your Dragon


Smallfoot


Kung Fu Panda


The Lego Movie


Spongebob Squarepants Out of Water


Sherlock Gnomes


Hotel Transylvania 3



Alamo Drafthouse Cinema lets you pick your ticket price for its Kids Summer Camp. All summer, classic and family favorites are being shown for $1, $3 or $5 with all the proceeds going to local non-profit organizations. Most films are for ages 3 to 12.



The list of films include:


The Lorax


Madagascar


Kung Fu Panda


The Great Muppet Caper


The Neverending Story


Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit


Trolls



The Regal Cinemas Summer Movie Express starts running May 28. Family-friendly movies will play Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 10 a.m. for just $1. A portion of all the proceeds benefit the Will Rogers Institute. Check with your local theater for more details on specific dates and times for the shows. The films running during the nine-week program include:



Kung Fu Panda


Shrek


The Croods


Puss in Boots


Despicable Me


Turbo


Lego Batman Movie


House with a Clock in its Walls


Teen Titans Go! To The Movies


Paddington 2


Despicable Me 3


Dr. Seuss' The Grinch


Lego Movie 2


How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World


Smallfoot


Secret Life of Pets


Lego Movie


Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie


Sing


How to Train Your Dragon 2


Penguins of Madagascar


Boss Baby


Kung Fu Panda 3


Lego Ninjago Movie


Trolls


Minions


Madagascar


Shrek 2


How to Train Your Dragon


Storks




Premiere Cinemas is offering free and $1 movies as part of its Summer Kids Fest. Below is a list of movies, times and dates for the participating theaters.



Pearland Premiere Cinema 6


Free shows Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m.


Secret Life of Pets


The Grinch


Trolls


Paddington 2


Sgt. Stubby


Wonder Park


Lego Movie


Smallfoot


The Lorax


How to Train Your Dragon 3



Premiere Cinema 7 Tomball


Free shows Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 10 a.m.


Secret Life of Pets


The Grinch


Trolls


Paddington 2


Sgt. Stubby


Wonder Park


Lego Movie


Smallfoot


The Lorax


How to Train Your Dragon 3



Bryan Premiere Cinema + IMAX


$1 shows Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 10 a.m.


Secret Life of Pets


The Grinch


Trolls


Paddington 2


Sgt. Stubby


Wonder Park


Lego Movie


Smallfoot


The Lorax


How to Train Your Dragon 3



ShowBiz Cinemas offers $1 movies for its Summer Kids Club on Tuesday mornings at 9:30 a.m. The discounted shows start June 4 and run through the beginning of August.


Secret Life of Pets


Peter Rabbit


Hotel Transylvania 3


Smallfoot


Teen Titans Go! To The Movies


Paddington 2


How to Train Your Dragon


Sing


Trolls


Puss in Boots



The Children's Summer Series at the Studio Movie Grill gives families $1 movie options until August 30. You will want to check your local theater for specific dates and show times.


Penguins of Madagascar


The Secret Life of Pets


Shrek


Despicable Me


Trolls


Despicable Me 2


Sing


Minions


The Lorax


How to Train Your Dragon: Hidden World


Captain Underpants


Dr. Seuss' The Grinch


Puss in Boots


Penguins of Madagascar

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