Free kids cinema tickets with Sky Rewards when you buy an adults ticket for £3

caz1978_2

I didn't post this in the free cinema tickets page as it is not technically free as you need to buy an adults ticket. I couldn't see it anywhere else so apologies if it is posted elsewhere.

The £3 includes all the online booking fees as well.


https://rewards.sky.com/skyloyalty/home/screenings/sky-3d-kids-club-main-article-page/index.html

"Sky 3D Kids Club is back for the Easter school holidays, so take the kids to see some of the best 3D family movies at selected Cineworld cinemas.

As a Sky customer, you can pay just £3 for an adult ticket and take up to three kids for free.

There are four brilliant movies to choose from this Easter, and they’re all in amazing 3D. Take a look below to see what’s on and book now."

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From Tuesday 5th April we’re showing four brilliant movies all in 3D throughout the Easter holidays. So take up to three kids for free when you pay just £3 for one adult ticket.

Sky 3D Kids Club movies are exclusively for Sky customers at 65 Cineworld cinemas nationwide. Doors open at 10.30am and movies start at 11am.

Tickets are available online and are issued by Cineworld. To book, pick your preferred participating Cineworld cinema and 3D movie, then select the date and time you want to go using the drop down menus below."

Too many cinemas for me to list here as I can't find a list to copy and paste from lol

Films
Shrek Forever After 3D
Monsters v Aliens 3D
Mega Mind 3D
How to Train your Dragon 3D

tashee26

sold out in huntingdon

amszephyr

I've booked to take my nieces and nephew - and noticed a discrepancy between the Sky & Cineworld pages: Sky says 3D glasses are free for the 3 free children, yet the Cineworld page said glasses were not included and can be paid for at the cinema. It might be worthwhile taking a screen grab print out from the Sky page's T&Cs in case the cinema tries to charge for the glasses.