School is out, the weather is dicey and families are scrambling to find activities to fill the long summer days − while not breaking the bank.
Luckily movie theaters across the country are running summer specials for family movie days where kids and their caregivers can see some of their favorite children's flicks, including "Despicable Me 3" and "Trolls Band Together," for under $5 a ticket.
Cinemark, Regal and AMC have all announced programs, running through mid-August. Here are the details on ticket prices and each theater's lineup of movies.
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What is it?Regal's Summer Movie Express offers discounted tickets to select kids' films throughout the summer.
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When is it? The program runs through Aug. 7 for 11 a.m. showtimes on select movies each Tuesday and Wednesday at participating theaters.
Price: $1 per ticket plus tax.
The lineup: Here is the schedule through the rest of the summer.
What is it?Cinemark's Summer Movie Clubhouse offers 10 weeks of discounted movies throughout the summer.
When is it? The program runs through Aug. 15 at participating theaters for select movies on select days. See your local theater for specific details.
Price: $1.75 per ticket plus tax.
The lineup: Here is the schedule through the rest of the summer.
What is it?AMC Theatres' Summer Movie Camp offers discounted ticket prices on select kids' movies throughout the summer.
When is it? The program runs through Aug. 14 at participating theaters for select movies on Mondays and Wednesdays.
Price: $3 per ticket plus tax.
The lineup: Here is the schedule through the rest of the summer.
Contributing: Amy Haneline, USA TODAY
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