BOGOF at Vue cinema's

MINMOUSE · 15 February 2006 at 7:18PM

Official insert

Vue Cinemas is running a competition to win a trip to Hollywood, yet everyone’s a winner, because all you have to do is enter the comp and you can print off a 2 for 1 ticket voucher.

Simply register with Vue and enter the competition here. You’ll be taken to a screen where you can print off a voucher. It has to be used by 7/03/2006 and the offer’s not valid for Walk the Line, Chicken Little or Final Destination 3.

Click to find your nearest Vue. If you're a Londoner it's also worth noting that Oyster card holders can get 2 for 1 tickets at London Vues for different films each week. See which films are available here.

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Just noticed this morning that if you log on to https://www.myvue.com then enter the oscars comp they then allow you to print off BOGOF vouchers. May come in handy while the kids are off. I booked 4 tickets for tonight and managed to use 2 of them so well worth it if you are planning a cinema visit.

Smiley_Mum · 15 February 2006 at 8:07PM

Thanks for the link, a bit squiffy though, this is the one you need...;)

http://www.myvue.com

Thanks very much for the tip, I usually just take the kids during the holidays on Orange Wednesdays but with this I can treat them to the flicks at the weekend. Thanks very much.

Quackers · 15 February 2006 at 8:17PM

I've just printed one off and its valid until 22/02/06

ginvzt · 15 February 2006 at 8:55PM

These I think are valid a week from the day you print them out - I printed out some last week and they were valid till 14th of February, and then I printed out one today and it is valid til 22nd.

Smiley_Mum · 16 February 2006 at 4:33PM

This voucher is not valid for the following films; Walk the Line, Chicken Little (incl. 3D) and Final Destination 3.
This voucher can be used once only - as determined by barcode.
Valid until 23/02/2006
Exchange this voucher to claim two tickets for the price of one.
The recipient of the voucher must pay for one ticket at the full-advertised rate in order to claim one free ticket for the same show at the same time on the same day.Free ticket is of equal or lesser value.
Cinema entry prices vary and that due to advance booking policies the film and performance you wish to attend may be sold out and seats might not be available.
The voucher must be used at the time of redemption for any one regularly scheduled film performance subject to availability.
The voucher may not be used to reserve an admission ticket by telephone, on-line or via WAP.
The voucher is not entitled to any preferential right over other cinema patrons.
The voucher may not be combined with any other ticket offer.
The voucher may not be used for premieres or special events.
Only original unaltered vouchers will be accepted as valid.
Film classification rules apply. ID may be required.
The Cinema Manager's decision is final.
The voucher has no monetary value and therefore cannot be exchanged for cash at the cinema. It is not transferable and cannot be re-sold.

Important Box Office Instructions :
Please issue ticket using 2 FOR 1 A BUTTON

Here is a copy of the terms and conditions for the ticket offer etc. Please note.. you can't print this as you require a barcode which is unique to every printing of the voucher.

randan · 16 February 2006 at 4:58PM

My barcode is exactly the same as the one my o/h got - 4300006200 !!!

MINMOUSE · 17 February 2006 at 11:01AM

I printed some as did my sister and it was the same barcode on all, I used 2 (1 adults 3 kids ) and she used 1 voucher and they took them fine, Girl serving said that as long as it was not one of the excluded film and you were buying 2 tickets at a time you could claim one free (provided you had the print off)

[Deleted User] · 17 February 2006 at 11:14AM

You might want to check this out.. the url of the voucher is here:

http://www.myvue.com/cinemas/oscars/voucher.asp

I got a friend to check it out, you don't need to be logged into the site to get the voucher. It's a shame there's no good films out at the momment

* evil chuckle *

parley · 17 February 2006 at 2:19PM

Do all the vouchers have the same bar code 4200006200?

Highland_Lass_2 · 17 February 2006 at 2:30PM

Will have to wait and go on Wednesday using the Orange bogof. Want to see Walk the Line. Thanks anyway.

Casual · 17 February 2006 at 2:32PM

Hopefully the Board Guides can amend the title to show that the vouchers are valid for one week once printed. Otherwise other MSE'rs might ignore this wicked thread due to the title.

Thanks for a great post - I've printed off about 10 vouchers for my friends and I!

BOGOF at Vue cinema's

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