What types of 3D glasses are used at Pathé?

We use the RealD system for our movies in 3D. This is the most commonly used system for watching movies in 3D. For more information, see RealD.

❗Please note: if you are blind in one eye, you can only watch a 3D screening in 2D. You will still need to wear 3D glasses.

Pathé uses several types of 3D glasses.

 

Regular 3D glasses
For 3D screenings you need 3D glasses. You can add the glasses to your online order or buy them at the cinema box office for €2.00. These 3D glasses have the Pathé logo or the RealD 3D logo on the side.

3D glasses for children: these glasses are also available in a smaller size for children. At the ticket check, please indicate that you would like a pair of children's 3D glasses.

 

IMAX 3D glasses
For a 3D screening in IMAX you need special IMAX 3D glasses. You can add the glasses to your online order or buy them at the cinema box office for €2.00. The glasses the 'IMAX with Laser' logo on the side. Other (IMAX) 3D glasses do not work.

 

Dolby Cinema 3D glasses
At a Dolby Cinema 3D screenings, you will receive special rental 3D glasses at the entrance to the Dolby Cinema auditorium. You return these glasses to one of our colleagues after the screening.
Please note: other 3D glasses do not work in the Dolby Cinema auditorium.

 

The Clip-On 3D glasses
Do you wear prescription glasses? The 3D glasses fits over most frames. We also have clip-on 3D glasses that you can click onto your own frame. These glasses cost €2.75 and can only be purchased at the cinema box office.

The clip-on 3D glasses can only be used for regular 3D and 4DX 3D screenings. The glasses do not work with IMAX and Dolby Cinema.