Free Cinema Tickets - Discussion thread

Cj87

Regarding The Last Airblender screening this sunday, I have received an email back from priceless cinema/mastercard which states :


There's no need to bring a Proof of Purchase or receipt. Just bring
along your printed ticket.

Enjoy the Screening.

MasterCard

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Original Message

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From: ***** [mailto:************]
Sent: 02 August 2010 20:04
To: pricelesscinema
Subject: Contact from Priceless Cinema website

Name: ******
Email: ***************
Telephone: ***************
Message:

Hi, I wanted to know if a receipt or proof of purchase needs to be taken
to the cinema screenings for The Last Airbender, as it doesn't clearly
state so anywhere and just says to bring the printed ticket along.



And therefore if we dont have a receipt we will be refused entry?

HandsInTheRuck

lamb7994 wrote: »

Be prepared to be refused entry. I've seen people be refused entry at a previous high security preview.



James

I'd rather be refused entry than hand them a £300 phone for 2 hours!

Kayteehee

Anyone else going to Step up 3D?

I normally take my own sweeties and water but as they are searching our bags, do they have the right to take these?

Rainey_LB

HandsInTheRuck wrote: »

I'd rather be refused entry than hand them a £300 phone for 2 hours!

Could you just leave your phone at home, I know we all have a bit of an addiction to our gadgets these days, sometimes feel like I've lost a limb if I forget my phone ! :rotfl:

But it's not like you'll be needing it in the cinema, unless your one of those really annoying people who distracts us all with facebook & text messages and a bright glowing screen while we're trying to watch the film!!

gossip25

Hi

I saw a preview of Step up 3D last Sunday with my local radio station there were 2 bouncers on the door and they just asked us to turn our phones off but didn't remove them or check our bags. I had something similar with Star Trek and they did search and take phones.

Anyone thats got tickets for the last airbender have we found out yet if its in 3D

Thanks

Kimitatsu

tickets do state that it is in 3D on mine

HandsInTheRuck

Rainey_LB wrote: »

Could you just leave your phone at home, I know we all have a bit of an addiction to our gadgets these days, sometimes feel like I've lost a limb if I forget my phone ! :rotfl:

But it's not like you'll be needing it in the cinema, unless your one of those really annoying people who distracts us all with facebook & text messages and a bright glowing screen while we're trying to watch the film!!

I needed it so I could ring to get picked up afterwards.
Didn't matter in the end, they didn't take it off me.

MisterLondoner

That Disney Screenings site is a tad glitchy.. i couldn't even click the confirmation button.. but it says i completed the form

:icotbaske [<<dont see that lil fella enough]

Groovee

I went to Step Up 3D last night where I had prepared for them to take my phone off me and search my bag, so you can imagine how annoyed I was when it wasn't done and we had 2 bouncers on the door who just let everyone pass them. The screening ran late as Toy Story was on before and finished at 6.15pm. But it was just chaos and half way through the staff came in and started the night vision camera's but kept shinging the red light about which distracted from the film.

Why say that security will be tight when they then don't do anything?

quidsinquentin

MisterLondoner wrote: »

That Disney Screenings site is a tad glitchy.. i couldn't even click the confirmation button.. but it says i completed the form

:icotbaske [<<dont see that lil fella enough]

Silly question maybe, but does anyone know if the Disney screening is for kids (+ adult presumably) only?

I really want to see the film (with my OH) but don't want to take tickets if it's more aimed at families with kids.

Never used Disney tickets before.