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Cinema Only Free Tickets Discussion thread
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ipswichblade wrote: »Saw Hitchcock in Worcester today. Really enjoyed it. Took own food and drinks so including parking the trip cost £4 for two people.

We were in Worcester too today, great turn out and a fantastic film. We also took our own food, It was my first free film and I took my daughter. I am over the moon
Wishing you all good luck!
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went to see Disneys Wreck It Ralph today, had 4 tickets so took two kids & dh, its a 3D film, but had to pay £3.20 for 4 pairs of 3D glasses 80p each... worth well worth going to see, kids loved it, even I enjoyed it...
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kadiekaismummi wrote: »went to see Disneys Wreck It Ralph today, had 4 tickets so took two kids & dh, its a 3D film, but had to pay £3.20 for 4 pairs of 3D glasses 80p each... worth well worth going to see, kids loved it, even I enjoyed it...

Which cinema was this at? And who issued the tickets?
You shouldn't be charged for the 3D glasses.0 -
I agree. Normally they charge, but for a free screening the glasses are free. I saw Ralph at the Odeon and no charge.0
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We were in Worcester too today, great turn out and a fantastic film. We also took our own food, It was my first free film and I took my daughter. I am over the moon

Glad you enjoyed it.
We never pay for any food or drink in the cinema. Poundland for 3 cans of coke (1 each and a spare for next time!), some wine gums for OH who doesn't like popcorn and popcorn for me. Sorted. :beer:0 -
Man_With_No_Name wrote: »I agree. Normally they charge, but for a free screening the glasses are free. I saw Ralph at the Odeon and no charge.
Let's await a reply. There was a time when Vue charged then brought themselves into check.0 -
Good movie day, today Wreck-Ralph this morning and Hitchcock.
I always carry spare 3D glasses with me, just in-case they charge.0 -
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I always keep 4 in the car cause you end up with far too many lying around the house otherwiseMan_With_No_Name wrote: »If you have your own with you, why not use those anyway and help the environment?
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With having a 3D TV I love when they do the free glasses, we invite friends round to watch films/tv shows at home so always in need of the extra glasses.2025 - finally back comping after a stressful house move - send me fairy dust please0
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