Free Cinema Tickets - Discussion only thread

kerry3332

do you know about any tickets available in Hull

Labman_2

Bump...to get this discussion thread to the 1st page in the hope that people will post here & not in the tickets offers only thread.

minibug

are the previews always on week days?

Labman_2

minibug wrote:

are the previews always on week days?

Sometimes on a Sunday morning @ 10.30am

minibug

can you still get tickets for The illusionist

Labman_2

minibug wrote:

can you still get tickets for The illusionist

Absolutely...but I think now you'll have to pay for them!

paulie558

Originally posted by MeanMac ;
I originally posted this in free cinema tickets but I have put it here for discussion purposes.


http://www.mycinematicket.com/first.html

I know this isn't totally free, or previews, but if you missed a preview or would like to see one again or you don't have the orange deal then it might be useful to you.

This is normally £3.99 per month. You can blast the cinema for a month and then let your OH, friend or relative apply for another month.

Cheekymole has added this useful post:

Having read the T&C's etc it seems that you can only watch certain films and only at certain cinemas so worth checking before you apply

See http://www.myvue.com/2for1/

Cheers Cheekymole













The terms and conditions of this shower are deeper than the t&c's of the Vue card,I'm afraid.
Foolishly I applied for the card.
In doing so you have to join the website,£3.99 a month but supposidly free for the first 30 days.
So far,fine.So I wait for the vue card to arrive,then read that it is not up to much.Visting the Vue website,I find it can only be used on 1 unknown film at my local cinema.
Not to worry,thinks I,I will e-mail them to tell them not to bother sending it out.
After an hour or two,an e-mail comes back from an upleasant "customer service" operative
Here's what he said.
"Unfortunetly(sic) you cannot just cancel your account for the Reasons you have
stated. You have signed up for a subscription to our website, the card is
simply to reward customers for Joining. This is clearly stated on Our website"
So I replied
"Fine,I will return the card under your 30 day free trial offer.Please give
your address for return."
To which he replied


"Please refer to our terms and conditions for Cancelling your Account. If you
still wish to proceed then you will be charged a non-negotiable fee of £5.00.
This is laid out in our terms and was agreed upon when you Joined. The 2 for 1
Card is not for new films, it is for films that have been at the Cinema for
longer than 7-10 days. It maybe the case that the VUE website has not been
updated. However if you still wish to cancel then you may do so, however you
will be expected to pay the cancellation charge. Thanks."
The upshot was that I had to shell out a fiver for sod all.
The "free"trial doesnt exist.If they had got as far as sending the card they would have charged another £1.50 ,and if I had activated the card,another £2.99.
All this within the 30 day "free" period!
Take a look at their t&c's from link .
http://www.mycinematicket.com/17.html
They are all there.And the bloke I was e-mailing took great delight in refering to them,parrot fashion.There are loads of other sneaky charges hidden there too,woe betide anyone who falls foul of them.My fault,I suppose for not reading t&c's,but no flexiablity whatsoever.
At least I got quick e-mail replies,I'm not suprised,I would think they have scared any potentional subscribers away.
A nasty little outfit.

jaffa30

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bristolboy25

Never mind 2 for 1 at Vue cinemas. I bought a book from a charity based organisation which has 12 buy one get one free tickets in for Vue and Showcase in South West area. If anyone wants further details, please PM me. Thanks

shawbarbara

hi does any1 know if there ever any preview tickets in northern ireland ta