This Chinese cinema lets customers nap in flat seats during lunch breaks
What if your lunch break came with a dark cinema hall, a flat reclining seat and a chance to sleep? A cinema in China is offering exactly that, turning otherwise quiet afternoon screening halls into spaces where office workers can catch up on rest.Chinese cinema turns screening halls into lunchtime nap spaces. (South China Morning Post)According to South China Morning Post, Lumiai Cinema in Xi’an, Shaanxi province, has been offering a noon nap service for workers since April last year. The unusual initiative allows customers to use reclining seats during their lunch break, with monthly passes starting at 39.9 yuan.Cinema turns empty halls into nap spacesThe service, promoted as the “Lying Flat Plan”, is available between noon and 2:30 pm on working days. Customers can choose between two designated halls, which together have 76 adjustable seats that can recline almost completely flat.A single membership costs 39.9 yuan, while a double pass is priced at 59.9 yuan. The cinema also provides blankets, coffee and other drinks at no extra cost. Customers who want earplugs or eye masks can purchase them for 5.9 yuan each.(Also Read:
