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Orange wednesday and 3D

Paul_Osborne
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My daughter went to see AVATAR 3D using orange 214 deal only to be told this did not cover cost of glasses which was an extra £1.90, lucky she had estra money with her.
Has anyone else come across this RIP-OFF
Cinema concerned was Apollo Redditch
Has anyone else come across this RIP-OFF
Cinema concerned was Apollo Redditch
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Are you joking? Why would the glasses be free?0
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It says clearly on the website "The offer does not cover 3D films".
Not a rip-off as far as I'm concerned.Work like you don't need money,Love like you've never been hurt,And dance like no one's watchingSave the cheerleader, save the world!0 -
A rip-off in this country could now be defined as 'not getting what I wanted because I couldn't be arsed reading the terms& conditions'0
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I'm amazed she even got the 241 deal on the 3D film - I've always known that they weren't covered... was she lucky or are some cinemas more lenient?Mortgage | £145,000Unsecured Debt | [strike]£7,000[/strike] £0 Lodgers | |0
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No our Odeon always honours the orange wednesday and the glasses are free. May be just really lucky.0
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I've never had a problem using the orange Wednesday offer on 3D films. Never been asked to pay for glasses.
Still even if I was, works out cheaper than buying full price tickets si I'd still be happy.Sigless0 -
Paul_Osborne wrote: »My daughter went to see AVATAR 3D using orange 214 deal only to be told this did not cover cost of glasses which was an extra £1.90, lucky she had estra money with her.
Has anyone else come across this RIP-OFF
Cinema concerned was Apollo Redditch
Maybe some normal glasses would be more beneficial in order to be able to read terms and conditions?0 -
In my local Odeon you pay for one ticket and one pair of glasses, seems fair as its two for one.0
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Paul_Osborne wrote: »My daughter went to see AVATAR 3D using orange 214 deal only to be told this did not cover cost of glasses which was an extra £1.90, lucky she had estra money with her.
Has anyone else come across this RIP-OFF
Cinema concerned was Apollo Redditch
Clearly states this on the website.
What's the "RIP-OFF" there, then? Not their fault nobody could be bothered to read through the terms properly.0 -
It's not a rip-off. As others have said it clearly states this in the T&C's.
The real rip-off is the price of 3D films. Is it just me, or does anyone else actually think they are worth the money? I thought it was an amusing gimmick for about the first 30 minutes, then got fed up with it.0
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