The cinema chain said ticket sales would be limited to allow for social distancing while cash will not be accepted at box offices.
Cinema chain Odeon has confirmed plans to open the"vast majority" of its screens in the UK on 17 May as lockdown rules ease.
Sites from Liverpool One to London's Leicester Square will be among the more than 100 set to resume showings as indoor venues are allowed to reopen.instalment"No Time To Die" at the end of September - after repeated delays due to cinema closures during the pandemic - and"Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway".'No Time To Die' delayed by coronavirus
Odeon said that in addition to new releases it would be showing a selection of"modern and classic titles".Odeon has more than 120 cinemas in the UK and Ireland. It will open 92 in England, ten in Scotland and six in Wales on 17 May with one in Northern Ireland following on 24 May and 11 in the Republic of Ireland on 7 June.
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