But the Cinerama was remodeled so a person in a wheelchair doesn't have to squeeze into the back row. Wheelchair seating is at the best location, right in the middle of the theater with comfortable companion chairs. There is an elevator that brings you up from the main floor. The refreshment counters are low enough so you don't have to crane your neck placing an order, and all the bathrooms are wide enough to get wheelchairs in and out of the stalls. The hearing impaired can get amplification headsets or Rear Window Captioning - a person can read the movie captions on a screen that fits into the seat's cup holder.
Some movies come with narrative devices that detail the action on the screen.
You also can get into the theater's lobby through a special wheelchair entrance around the corner from the ticket booth. But you have to know about the entrance before buying a ticket because you cannot get a wheelchair into the theater from the main ticket booth. The owner, Danny Delcambre, has been deaf since birth and is legally blind. The restaurant has become a gathering place for blind and deaf people. Many of the employees are also either deaf or blind.