Cinema Only Free Tickets Discussion thread

nbgrobbo

geordie_ben wrote: »

According to the Sun they're running them again

Got it, didn't realise it was a series of oldies but goodies!

LustForLeith

KxMx wrote: »

I'm tempted too and might join next time there is a good introductory offer, and keep the membership going beyond the promo period.

They frequently show films at the only venue I can get to, which doesn't come up with high frequency via SFF.

It's £7.99 a month after the introductory period.

I'm thinking of joining Sun Perks as there seems to be plenty of codes for the films! is it worth it though? I'm assuming that beng a member doesn't mean it's a cert that I'm getting a ticket and also there's no certainty that there would be a film that I'd want to see!

quoia

LustForLeith wrote: »

I'm thinking of joining Sun Perks as there seems to be plenty of codes for the films! is it worth it though? I'm assuming that being a member doesn't mean it's a cert that I'm getting a ticket and also there's no certainty that there would be a film that I'd want to see!

AND IF it was and IF you DID it could still be at a cinema MANY MILES away :eek:
OR on a day or at a time that is not convenient

Is a CINEWORLD an option for you ?

For £16.40 a month you could go EVERY DAY, even TWICE (or 3,4,5,6 times) A DAY (every day). (You could "live" there :rotfl:)

See the same film again and again, as many times as they screen it IF you want to

And unless it has changed recently you can use ORANGE WEDNESDAYS (cost 35p) to take someone with you.

Presuming you don't want to go alone ....
52 Wednesdays in a year - Annual subscription PLUS 52 OWs = £215

That's 104 tickets at £2.07 each ....

and additional "individual" visits obviously reduces this amount further

Any good?

MrsEmma

LustForLeith wrote: »

I'm thinking of joining Sun Perks as there seems to be plenty of codes for the films! is it worth it though? I'm assuming that beng a member doesn't mean it's a cert that I'm getting a ticket and also there's no certainty that there would be a film that I'd want to see!

I had a join free for 30 days which has just finished. Ive been to the cinema 3 times since joining but two of those where kids clubs so cheap anyway. Ive just cancelled as I have booked tickets for this month for various screenings but Im going to sign up again in December.

What I watched:
Frozen Sing-a-along
Book of Life
The Unbeatables

And Booked:
Maleficent
Muppets Movie
2d Madagascar: Escpe 2 Africa

I also had another Kids club code but haven't chosen a film yet waiting for children to choose

That was all booked in the trial so worth it if you have children :T

With the premiers its just luck that a film you want is on and then if you can make the day/time. But for us it has been worth it.

Poochface

Hb5, please stop spamming the site with your referral code. I can see that you have already found the correct place to post i.e. the Referrers section and if you read the rules, that is the only place you should be posting and therefore not in Codes only and discussion.

LustForLeith

MrsEmma wrote: »

I had a join free for 30 days which has just finished. Ive been to the cinema 3 times since joining but two of those where kids clubs so cheap anyway. Ive just cancelled as I have booked tickets for this month for various screenings but Im going to sign up again in December.

What I watched:
Frozen Sing-a-along
Book of Life
The Unbeatables

And Booked:
Maleficent
Muppets Movie
2d Madagascar: Escpe 2 Africa

I also had another Kids club code but haven't chosen a film yet waiting for children to choose

That was all booked in the trial so worth it if you have children :T

With the premiers its just luck that a film you want is on and then if you can make the day/time. But for us it has been worth it.

thanks for this. Might keep my eyes peeled for a free trial!

LustForLeith

quoia wrote: »

AND IF it was and IF you DID it could still be at a cinema MANY MILES away :eek:
OR on a day or at a time that is not convenient

Is a CINEWORLD an option for you ?

For £16.40 a month you could go EVERY DAY, even TWICE (or 3,4,5,6 times) A DAY (every day). (You could "live" there :rotfl:)

See the same film again and again, as many times as they screen it IF you want to

And unless it has changed recently you can use ORANGE WEDNESDAYS (cost 35p) to take someone with you.

Presuming you don't want to go alone ....
52 Wednesdays in a year - Annual subscription PLUS 52 OWs = £215

That's 104 tickets at £2.07 each ....

and additional "individual" visits obviously reduces this amount further

Any good?

That's a good point. Due to child care commitmnets it's harder to get to the cinema on a Wednesday but food for thought!

Locky

I wish there was a Cineworld in my city - I'd definitely think about having their annual subscription!

Queenriderbrekke

Locky wrote: »

I wish there was a Cineworld in my city - I'd definitely think about having their annual subscription!

Would be great wouldn't it x

quoia

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NATIVITY 3: DUDE, WHERE'S MY DONKEY!



https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3558642

Certificate: U

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Screening Times: As per cinema listings

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1. This voucher may be exchanged at Cineworld, Vue, Showcase and Empire cinemas to receive one free ticket to any performance of ‘NATIVITY 3: DUDE WHERE’S MY DONKEY’ upon the purchase of one ticket to the same performance of the same or greater value, subject to the exclusions below.
2. Voucher valid from 28/11/2014 – 30/11/2014 inclusive.
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9. Voucher is not valid for school bookings, corporate or private hires, or third party bulk tickets purchases and is for personal use only.
10. Voucher is void if altered, tampered with, forged, photocopied or damaged.
11. Re-sale of the voucher is strictly prohibited.
12. Voucher cannot be exchanged for cash and no refund or alternative voucher will be provided in the event that the voucher is unused.
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14. The Management reserves the right to refuse admission.
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