2-G rule: To visit the cinema you must be vaccinated against Covid-19 (two vaccinations received; please note that the single vaccination with JOHNSON & JOHNSON is only valid from the 22nd day, counted from the day of vaccination) or recovered (medical certificate from your doctor to prove you have recovered from a Covid-19 infection).

No proof is required for children under 6 years of age.

For children from 6 to 11 years of age, the “ninja pass” is accepted as proof of entry. Children from 6 years of age are usually tested 3 times a week in school (“ninja pass”). A PCR test is valid 72 hours, an antigen test 48 hours. If all 3 test of the week are in the “ninja pass”, it is also valid as proof of entry at the weekend. During the school holidays, children aged 6 to 11 need an entry test (PCR tests are valid for 72 hours and antigen tests are valid for 48 hours for this age group). If 3 tests (including 2 PCR tests) are taken within 5 days, the entry test is also valid on day 6 and 7 (similar to the “Ninja Pass” during school days).

2,5-G rule for children from 12 to 15 years: To visit the cinema children from 12 to 15 years of age have to be vaccinated, recovered or PCR-tested. This means that the “Ninja Pass” is valid during the week, but not for the whole weekend. At the weekend and during the school holidays, evidence from an authorized body of a negative PCR test (valid 48 hours) must be presented. After the end of compulsory schooling, the same rules apply to young people as to adults.

The obligation to submit a 2-G certificate does not apply to people who do not have a vaccination or recovery certificate and cannot be vaccinated for health reasons. In such cases, evidence from an authorized body of a negative PCR test (valid 48 hours) must be presented together with a medical certificate.

In Vienna you must wear a FFP2 mask during your entire visit. At your seat you can take of the mask temporarily for the consumption of snacks and drinks from the cinema buffet. Our cinema buffet is back on December 20th!

Children under the age of 14 can wear a mouth and nose protection instead of a FFP2 mask. Children under 6 years of age do not need to wear a mask.

Antigen self-tests are not valid as entrance tests in Vienna.

Your health and that of our cinema teams is our top priority. Please note the current nationwide measures and additional regulations for Vienna before going to the cinema: You can find more information here. We thank you for your understanding and your support!


Parental Guidance: In Vienna, children accompanied by a parent or other legal guardian are allowed to fall below the age rating of a film by three years, provided that it is not a film for which a youth ban (from 16 years) applies.