Is this a club?
No. This is an opportunity to see quality G-rated movies at your local theatre. We hope to bring the program back to your town in the future with more new films. Of course we would love to have you and your family return to see the films, but you’re not obligated to purchase tickets to those films or make any other future purchases.

How many movies are coming to my town?
Our goal is to bring at least four family-friendly movies to your local theatre each year. Your season pass includes admission to “Jumping for Joy” and the next three films. With your support, we will produce more family films that help teach and reinforce values, and help ensure that there is always a G-rated movie playing at your local theatre.

What movies can I see as part of this program?

“Jumping for Joy”
It is 1964 and tomboy Bobbie Dean gets the chance to live her dream when she is mistaken for a boy and invited to play on a boys basketball team. Bobbie provides much-needed leadership and helps her team reach the championship game –– only to be kicked out by a court order. Undaunted, her coach lets her lead her team from the sidelines. But will it be enough? Win or lose, Bobbie shows what it means to have the heart of a champion.

“The Penny Promise”
Meet Will Duncan, a man who tells his young friend, Dusty, that “an honest heart is more valuable than any amount of money.” Then again, an honest heart and some money would be awfully nice right now. Will wants to marry his sweetheart, Annie, and he promised her father that he would save $10,000 to prove he can take care of her. And Will never breaks a promise. But to a young teacher like Will, saving $10,000 is about like trying to climb Mount Everest — wearing roller blades. As a scheming rival does his best to add to Will’s money shortage, there is no shortage of laughs. Through it all, Will proves to be constantly courageous — and frequently funny—example of honesty.

“The Princess & the Pea”
In order to save the kingdom, wise old raven Sebastian searches frantically for the secret of the pea and helps his friend Prince Rollo find a perfect princess. Based on Hans Christian Andersen’s classic tale, the film offers plenty of comic delight, action and unforgettable music.

“Return to the Secret Garden”
If independent 9-year-old Katherine can learn to accept people for who they are, she might find the one thing she has always longed for - friendship - in this sequel to "The Secret Garden" novel.

Why do I need to buy a season pass?
Purchasing tickets in advance from Visiplex means that more of your movie dollars go directly toward the production of more G-rated films, which makes it possible for us to continue this program in your area.

Can I buy passes for only one movie at a time?
the dedicated matinee program is dependent upon the success of all four movies that play throughout the year.  That, coupled with the arrangement we have with the theatres, makes it necessary for us to sell the passes for four movies at a time.  For more information about tickets and pricing, please call 1-800-480-4084.

Can I get tickets at theatre?
Yes, but when you purchase tickets from the theater, the money stays there and goes back into the operational costs of the theatre. Buying a prepaid season ticket from Visiplex, on the other hand, allows us to put your money directly into the production of more G-rated movies and allows the opportunity to continue this program in your area.

How long will each movie play?
Depending on the size of your community, the films may play for as few as four weeks or as many as 12 weeks.

What if I can’t make it to the movie on the time and date I chose?
We ask you to choose a date to help ensure that there will always be a seat available for you. Your tickets are valid at any showing of the movie for which you have a ticket or pass.

Is this religious or political company?
Visiplex Family Entertainment is a privately held entertainment production and distribution company and is not affiliated with nor owned in any part by any religious or other nonprofit organization. Because we are subject to federal law concerning discrimination, our policy is to not ask or disclose the race or religion of our employees or supporters.

How can I bring this theatre program to my town?
E-mail theatre@visiplex.net.

Will my information be kept confidential?
Visiplex does not give out or sell the names or phone numbers of its customers. This information is considered strictly confidential. If you believe this policy has been violated, please contact our Legal Department at 1-800-FAMILY-TV (ext. 243).

How do I reach customer service?
We continually look for better ways to serve you. If you have any suggestions or questions, please e-mail custserv@visiplex.net or call 1-800-480-4084, Mon–Fri 6 a.m. – 9:30 p.m. • Sat 7 a.m. – noon MST.