Paragraph 1: General provisions

The admission of any spectator to film screenings organised by the operators of cinematographic establishments gives rise to the issue of an admission fee under the conditions laid down by the provisions of this sub-section.

Admission consists of: 1° Either giving the spectator a ticket printed on paper taken from a counterfoil book, a roll or a vending machine. The admission charge in question is known as a “printed ticket”; 2° Or in the form of a paper ticket issued by an approved computerised system. The admission charge in question is called a “computer ticket”; 3° Or, if the spectator is not given a ticket,…

Each entry fee corresponds to the entry of a single spectator.All spectators are required to keep proof of their entry fee until the end of the film show.

The operators of cinematographic entertainment establishments may use different categories of tariffs that they determine for the admission of spectators.Each of the tariff categories is associated with one of the following four tariff families:1° Free tariff;2° School tariff;3° Unlimited tariff;4° Other tariff.Free admissions may not give rise to the payment of a fee of any kind whatsoever.