Cinema Only Free Tickets Discussion thread

wifefaefife

thefrenzexperiment wrote: »

The Muppets at Mansfield was only around half full this morning due to the weather I guess, which was a shame.

The film was ok, but needed to be funnier. It had real heart though, and the music and dancing and Bret McKenzie's Oscar-nominated songs were lovely.

It was the same in Edinburgh today and no snow there. I agree on flim could have been funnier but DD and nephews enjoyed it.

sunny_hucknall

i saw it at nottingham, again half full, but largest screen used, capacity approx 600, at a guess.

i took my dear old mum along to see it, shes never seen muppets on tv & had very low expectations.

both of us thought it was hilarious, probably helped by the fact that malcolm muppet is a spitting image of one of our relatives.

...actually, this probably helped alot

tamasina

I saw The Muppets in Cardiff on Sunday, it was full and about 8 people were turned away. We all liked the film, it's a feel good movie. I enjoyed the music, isn't it strange how easy it is to forget they are puppets lol

Poochface

Muppets screening at Liverpool Showcase on Saturday was full complete with selfish woman taking crying child to back of cinema. Nice for those of us at the back. Cheers

Muppets screening at Odeon Switch Island Liverpool on Sunday had hardly anyone there.

No snow to put people off so no idea why so few turned out on Sunday.

zebbscat

Has anyone had any heads up on tickets for woman in black?

Poochface

zebbscat wrote: »

Has anyone had any heads up on tickets for woman in black?

Think it's too late now. Film comes out on Friday.

quoia

HAPPY FEET 2

2 for 1 VOUCHER - for use at VUE CINEMAS

ONLY VALID UNTIL FRIDAY 10th Feb 2012

http://www.myvue.com/portals/1/offers/happyfeet2_2for1_voucher.pdf

thanks kittycatface

Poochface

In answer to question LemonSocks posted in codes only.

Showfilmfirst.com used to allow SMS tickets to be shown for preview screenings but then stopped that service.

However, some cinemas will allow you in by showing the ticket on your smart phone but there is no guarantee that they will let you in using this method. It is entirely at their discretion.

It may be that they will ask you to stand to one side to see if there is space left.

My advice to avoid disappointment, is to print the e-ticket and take it with you.

FYI
You do not take it to the Box Office, take it to the people who check the tickets. Get there early and there may well be a queue you need to join.

LemonSocks

Thank you for the answer. I'll go to the library tomorrow and print it off. Thanks!


And sorry for posting on the wrong thread. I'll pay a bit more attention next time.

Poochface

LemonSocks wrote: »

Thank you for the answer. I'll go to the library tomorrow and print it off. Thanks!


And sorry for posting on the wrong thread. I'll pay a bit more attention next time.

You're welcome, you're new and not to know about this thread. It happens from people who have been here far longer than you.

Enjoy the film