Box Office Desk

The questions asked most often at the window, answered before the trailer ends.

Do I need a ticket to start?

Not for the opening reel. Say you are of age, tap a date and play; a guest sends 10 messages, and the reel travels with you if you register.

What does Screen do?

It starts her night with the opening shot already on screen, spending a single message. For her ordinary greeting, press the other button on her lobby card.

How do the seats differ?

Preview run: 3 days, every night open. Cheap seats come after, with 10 lines to spend each day (midnight UTC starts a new count) on the first 3 nights you screened. The season pass drops the allowance: $15 for the short run of 30 days, $99 for the long run of 365. The matinee pass page shows where you sit.

How do I buy the pass?

The stand tells you which address takes the USDT (over TRON, TRC-20) and exactly how much. Your pass is lit shortly after the transfer lands. Nothing renews, and once cleared a payment is not undone, as the exhibition terms explain.

Will she open the scene first?

With a preview run or a season pass she may speak first when you have been absent a good while, but not in the small hours your side of the screen. You can alter this on your usher page.

What does she remember?

A handful of notes about what you said and chose, which the chat menu displays and lets you rework or remove. Anything entered under About you has reached all sixteen before the first shot is fired.

How warm do the nights get?

Every chat carries a tension dial between friendly and romance. Desire is permitted on her side, and so is the saying of it. At the point where a scene would go explicit, the film cuts away, whichever pass you hold.

Are there pictures?

Yes: a glamorous portrait for every woman on her lobby card, and the marquee banner stretched over the front page. Ask and she will describe herself. Nothing here is moving film.

How do I walk out?

Any reel can be cut from its menu. For a full closure, write to the projectionist from the email you registered with.