[bronxkid]

I picked a line of theater seats that don't have a tray option to insert in the cup holder, which I now regret. I don't think the cup holders are necessarily standard where I can buy trays from another theater seating line. I was thinking of buying adjustable height trays for each seat but the ones I see look cheap and wouldn't look right. Any suggestions? Thankss

 

[ellisr63]

I picked a line of theater seats that don't have a tray option to insert in the cup holder, which I now regret. I don't think the cup holders are necessarily standard where I can buy trays from another theater seating line. I was thinking of buying adjustable height trays for each seat but the ones I see look cheap and wouldn't look right. Any suggestions? Thankss

You can buy the cup holders and install them if your arm rests have a wooden support under the material.

 

[Jive Turkey]

I picked a line of theater seats that don't have a tray option to insert in the cup holder, which I now regret. I don't think the cup holders are necessarily standard where I can buy trays from another theater seating line. I was thinking of buying adjustable height trays for each seat but the ones I see look cheap and wouldn't look right. Any suggestions? Thankss

While not elegant, I just use a padded laptop platform. The kind you just set on your lap.

 

[bronxkid]

thanks guys. I think I'll go with Jive Turkey's suggestion of a lap platform/tray since it would work for adults or kids with no need for height adjustment.

 

[bpassman]

thanks guys. I think I'll go with Jive Turkey's suggestion of a lap platform/tray since it would work for adults or kids with no need for height adjustment.

If you haven't given up yet, there are a ton of options. Try searching for "snack tables" or "over the arm cup holder".