Cinema tickets getting a bit pricey aren't they?

DCFC79

ahrimaniac wrote: »

T-Mobile and Orange are 'as one' now, so I think T-Mobile get Orange Wednesday, might be wrong mind

As for cinema prices - just paid £28 for tickets to see Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2. It is for two people, including 3D glasses, on an IMAX screen, so I do feel it is justified. But I rarely bother with the cinema now, as it is simply easier to download a film at home. Not entirely comfortable with doing that, but I'm sick of mouthbreathers ruining the cinema experience. Last time I complained in the Odeon in Newcastle about a group of girls talking all the way through, I got told from the 'manager' that they weren't gonna move the girls because they were a group! I still don't get the logic.

yes they're as 1 but would t mobile be able to get orange wednesdays im not sure

Nirvana9 wrote: »

What do T-Mobile users get? And what does anyone get on a Tuesday?

well im sure t mob users used to get cheaper tickets on a tuesday, could be wrong

if your a sky user you get cheap tickets apparently, keep on hearing the radio ads,

DCFC79

ahrimaniac wrote: »

Last time I complained in the Odeon in Newcastle about a group of girls talking all the way through, I got told from the 'manager' that they weren't gonna move the girls because they were a group! I still don't get the logic.

im sure they could move them if enough people complained, a groupd of girls ejected themsleves from a film was watching as a woman told them to shut up

chou_123

ahrimaniac wrote: »

T-Mobile and Orange are 'as one' now, so I think T-Mobile get Orange Wednesday, might be wrong mind

T-Mobile users don't get Orange Wednesdays - I checked when I was looking at one of their contracts.

Mind you, they also strenuously denied that they were part of Orange and instead were just using Orange's network - which may or may not be true.

Jo.1981

My husband and I rarely go to the cinema now, it's way to expensive (doesn't help that hubby forgets he has a student card!). There is so many silly charges as well - online booking fee, extra £1 for a late showing or a over 18s only showing, 3d glasses also cost a fortune.

DCFC79

Jo.1981 wrote: »

My husband and I rarely go to the cinema now, it's way to expensive (doesn't help that hubby forgets he has a student card!). There is so many silly charges as well - online booking fee, extra £1 for a late showing or a over 18s only showing, 3d glasses also cost a fortune.

keep the 3d glasses and it wont cost as much next time, i think cineowlrd is £1.50 if you have the glasses

wantnomoneyworries

£35 2 x adults 1 x child 1 x student to watch Harry Potter ( fortunately got 3d glasses would be an extra £3.20!) To pay this amount going to the cinema has to a luxury really. Shame because it is a nice way to spend family time.