tesco cineworld ad is so misleading...............

skintmumof3

i have just seen the ad for exchanging tesco vouchers for cineworld tickets. the ad depicts 2 adults declaring they are skint and that they cant afford any treats.
they then head off to the pictures..... with the voice over man saying about the tesco/cineworld offer.
when i click onto tesco clubcards it says its only for child tickets.
but to me this didn`t come across in the advert.
for a brief moment i thoguth what a wonderful offer...
what does anyone else think




cheers
skint
x

Sucker_for_sweeties

http://www.tesco.com/clubcard/deals/search.aspx?Ntt=Cineworld+&VSI=17&Ntk=primary&Nty=1&Ntx=mode%2Bmatchall&Nr=NOT%28P_Product_TypeID%3A5%29

My first attempt at a link....could go very Pete Tong:D

Googled, got this........but none near me, and in Tesco's logic cost that's £12.00. :eek:

Enjoyed my first 'no kids' cinema vist for 4 years last week, and enjoyed Avatar so much I feel a repeat visit coming on.:cool:

I've never used my Orange Wednesday's thingy so must investigate that, coz even if you can get an adult ticket, £12 of my holiday/treats budget each is too much, IMO.

dmg24

skintmumof3 wrote: »

i have just seen the ad for exchanging tesco vouchers for cineworld tickets. the ad depicts 2 adults declaring they are skint and that they cant afford any treats.
they then head off to the pictures..... with the voice over man saying about the tesco/cineworld offer.
when i click onto tesco clubcards it says its only for child tickets.
but to me this didn`t come across in the advert.
for a brief moment i thoguth what a wonderful offer...
what does anyone else think




cheers
skint
x

I think you're wrong.

mum26

You can get adult cineworld tickets through tesco as we've done so twice,

http://www.tesco.com/clubcard/deals/search.aspx?Ntt=Cineworld+&VSI=17&Ntk=primary&Nty=1&Ntx=mode%2Bmatchall&Nr=NOT(P_Product_TypeID%3A5)

flea72

skintmumof3 wrote: »

i have just seen the ad for exchanging tesco vouchers for cineworld tickets. the ad depicts 2 adults declaring they are skint and that they cant afford any treats.
they then head off to the pictures..... with the voice over man saying about the tesco/cineworld offer.
when i click onto tesco clubcards it says its only for child tickets.
but to me this didn`t come across in the advert.
for a brief moment i thoguth what a wonderful offer...
what does anyone else think

where are you seeing the kids only offer - ive just click through to clubcard, and it offers child and adult tickets

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hoyles10

We've had adult tickets before and it looks like they are still available on the website. I found it cheaper though to get Pizza Express vouchers and go to the cinema on an Orange Wednesday, pay £5.60 for 2 of us to watch a film then get a 2-4-1 meal afterwards and pay with the vouchers.

MothballsWallet

My wife, being Russian (and able to give MSE Martin a run for his money, imo), loved the fact my mobile's on Orange because of the Orange Wednesdays deal. We'd often go to our Odeon (but Cineworld do it too) to watch a movie together.

DCFC79

skintmumof3 wrote: »

i have just seen the ad for exchanging tesco vouchers for cineworld tickets. the ad depicts 2 adults declaring they are skint and that they cant afford any treats.
they then head off to the pictures..... with the voice over man saying about the tesco/cineworld offer.
when i click onto tesco clubcards it says its only for child tickets.
but to me this didn`t come across in the advert.
for a brief moment i thoguth what a wonderful offer...
what does anyone else think


cheers
skint
x

can you post where you saw it was only child tickets

sagalout1954

I was going to get some after seeing the ad, adult tickets no problem
http://www.tesco.com/clubcard/deals/browse.aspx?Ntt=cinema&Ntk=primary&Ntx=mode%2Bmatchall&Nr=NOT%28P_Product_TypeID%3A5%29&N=4294964995

dreamypuma

Had adult Cineworld tickets from Tesco before... I think the OP should apologise to Sir Terry Leahy: [EMAIL="terry.leahy@uk.tesco.com"]terry.leahy@uk.tesco.com[/EMAIL] by email for the defamation of his corner shop. :rolleyes: