Cinema Only Free Tickets Discussion thread

Poochface

debsydoodah wrote: »

Hi - Does any one know if you can cancel show film first tickets once you get some? Not really a computer savvy type of a girl and cant see anything obvious on their home page?

There is a cancellation option to click on the actual tickets these days.

tamasina

debsydoodah wrote: »

Hi - Does any one know if you can cancel show film first tickets once you get some? Not really a computer savvy type of a girl and cant see anything obvious on their home page?

If you look at the bottom of the confirmation email. It says click here to cancel. You can also log into the website, click print ticket and it shows cancel at the bottom and you just click there

geordie_ben

OR

If you cannot make it to a screening for which you have tickets, we can give your tickets to someone else: icantgo@showfilmfirst.com

debsydoodah

Poochface wrote: »

There is a cancellation option to click on the actual tickets these days.

Thanks poochface - can see the link on the e-mail now was looking at the list showing under my log in on their main site - what a wally! Still we live and learn x;)

Poochface

debsydoodah wrote: »

Thanks poochface - can see the link on the e-mail now was looking at the list showing under my log in on their main site - what a wally! Still we live and learn x;)

That would be far too logical for SFF lol

Mind you, at least SFF and Sky offer an easy way to cancel, I just wish Disney did too.

Poochface

travellingbum wrote: »

mchal wrote: »

Thanks for your answer, mcal.:A:beer:
Finally somebody bothered to reply

All you had to do was use the search option. Type in Flight and the original post by rummy comes up.

Locky

Poochface wrote: »

All you had to do was use the search option. Type in Flight and the original post by rummy comes up.

That's a different code - there seem to be two:

607230 which comes up as invalid
607231 which works!

[Deleted User]

Exactly. I been trying to get that answer from here for hours now.

Poochface

Locky wrote: »

That's a different code - there seem to be two:

607230 which comes up as invalid
607231 which works!

The original code was valid when first published.

This seems to be a new code, possibly updated by Radio Times.

Locky

Poochface wrote: »

The original code was valid when first published.

This seems to be a new code, possibly updated by Radio Times.

Yes, that was my point!