The last several days have seen a spate of reopening announcements. “Aligning with our vision to make a positive impact, we are proudly donating 10% of ticket, food and beverage proceeds from opening weekend (6/19-21) to the SMG One Story Fund,” to support team members still affected by furlough. “We are ecstatic to safely welcome guests back to the thrill of movies on the big screen at SMG Theaters,” said SMG founder and CEO Brian Schultz. In doing so, they join other theaters that have begun offering private rentals during the transition to full reopening. SMG will also be making auditoria available for rental to groups for the price of $200 apiece.

Tickets can also be purchased via app (SMG’s app, Fandango, or Atom) on self-service kiosks. To facilitate contactless forms of payment, SMG has made tickets, food, beverages, and “most standard bar drinks” available to order through its app. Information on Studio Movie Grill’s safety and sanitation procedures can be found on their website.

The SMG locations reopening on June 26 are:

In its latest press release, Studio Movie Grill reiterated that more theater re-opening announcements will take place on a weekly basis. Those theaters will join one cinema in North Texas, one in East Texas, and another in Houston, all three opening on Friday, June 19 as the chain’s first phase of reopening. Studio Movie Grill has announced that eight locations in Texas, California, Georgia, and Florida will reopen on June 26.

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