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Library film screening

IMAX Victoria13 min by bus · 1 km
✓ Fits your group
Four young people sitting in dark theatre seats, looking up at a screen with their mouths open, one of them holding a drink cup.
Cost
Price not published
Needs confirmation
Ages & size
Ages not published
Capacity not published
Duration
45 minutes
Year round
Days not published
Book by
14 days ahead
Plan this trip
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What it actually looks like

Photos from IMAX Victoria's website
Our note
The 45 student minimum is the catch here, so a single class will usually be pushed onto a shared screening with other groups instead. If you want a specific title on a specific morning, start the conversation more than two weeks out.

What the children do

A school group picks a title from the theatre's education film library and it is screened for them at 9am or 10am. The library covers extreme environments, space, culture and biology, and each film is tagged with the grades and subjects it suits, from Kindergarten to Grade 12. A dedicated screening needs a minimum of 45 students and must be booked two or more weeks ahead, subject to availability. Groups smaller than 45 can join a Scheduled Library Screening instead, where groups are combined to fill the theatre. No ticket rate is published.

Sit in the theatre before the public schedule starts and watch a documentary chosen for their grade, on a screen six storeys high.

Good to know

Everything is indoors with washrooms in the building and step free access through the main ramped entrance. No price is published and there is no indoor lunch space listed, so ask about both when you email.

Sources disagree. Their pages give two different answers on how much notice to give. One says two business days, the other says five. Five is on the page they update most, so allow that and you are safe either way.
Sources disagree. One page says arrive fifteen minutes early and their printed booking guide says thirty. With a group of small children and any snacks to collect, thirty is the safer plan.
Sources disagree. Two of their pages give different numbers of wheelchair spaces, six on one and eight on the other. If you need more than one space, say so when you book rather than counting on either number.
Sources disagree. Their pages disagree about when the group office is open, one says nine to four and the other nine to five. Ring in the morning and you will reach someone either way.
Washrooms
During a Hollywood feature there are three stairs to access the washrooms because the gift shop is closed. For step free access, exit through the doors you came in by and ask a staff member or the security desk for the Royal BC Museum accessible washroom.
Lunch space
Needs confirmation
Rain backup
The whole visit is inside the theatre and the museum building.
Strollers
Needs confirmation
Wheelchair access
The theatre is wheelchair accessible with space for up to 6 wheelchairs and a ramped main entrance. Row C is the most accessible, on the same level and with no stairs. Large outdoor mobility scooters may not fit through the entry vestibule.
Bus parking
There are four accessible parking spots in the rear parking lot accessed off Douglas or Superior St and one directly outside the museum on Belleville Street. There is a drop off and pickup zone at the main entrance on Belleville.
Nearby park
Needs confirmation
Restrictions
No additional discounts or coupons, including the Educator Preview program, are accepted with a group reservation.. There are no refunds or exchanges after tickets have been paid for and printed.. Check film rating for age suitability.

Getting there

675 Belleville Street, Victoria BC V8W 1A1

On foot
13 min
By bus
13 min
includes a 9 min wait
Driving
6 min

The dark pin is Victoria.

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Details checked on 2026-09-03 against the venue’s own pages. Something wrong? , it takes one tap. · Venue page · 250-356-7226