Regular show times resume at Portmore Sunshine Palace, after SoE
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November 29, 2019

Regular show times resume at Portmore Sunshine Palace, after SoE

ST CATHERINE, Jamaica — The Palace Amusement Company is advising the public that Sunshine Palace cinema on Braeton Parkway in Portmore, St Catherine will resume regular show times with the suspension of the state of emergency tomorrow,  Sunday, December 1.

In a press release today, Palace Amusement said early shows on Sunday will commence at 5:30 pm and late shows at 8:15 pm.

 However, the company noted that there will be no resumption of 11:00 pm shows on Saturdays.

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