Most theatres either prohibit smoking (and other use of tobacco products) or restrict such activity to specific areas, often outside the building. Local ordinances or fire codes can also apply. If you have questions about these rules, ask any usher.
Theatres selling or otherwise providing alcoholic beverages are subject to related laws and regulations. Minimum drinking age or hours of sale limits, along with restrictions on where alcohol can be within or outside the facility are examples of typical limitations. In many areas, theatres are required to quit selling alcohol to individuals who appear inebriated. Another consideration is the lack of balance caused by alcohol. Most theatres have steps, stairs, ramps, or other uneven surfaces that can be difficult to navigate. These conditions can cause a serious fall or other injuries for the unsteady of foot. If you've been drinking and are ready to leave, please do not drive. Most theatres are prepared to call you a cab if you don't already have a designated driver. If you have questions about the use of alcohol in a theatre or need assistance with transportation, ask a server or usher for assistance.
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