Cinema Only Free Tickets Discussion thread

Queenriderbrekke

Some I have been checked for some not, as Batman is a high security type film, they will possibly want your phone confiscated and ID!

gossip25

I am going to see Batman tomorrow night but the person I am going with might not be able to go . I know they will take your phone which I don't mind but my name won't be on the ticket. think I might just chance it and if they say no they say no

geordie_ben

Offender tickets on sky seem to be avail again

I just got some

geordie_ben

GET INNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN tickets to see Batman woop!

tamasina

Me too for Cardiff. Thanks for your post Ben else i would not have looked again yet

geordie_ben

gossip25 wrote: »

Does anyone know how strict Sky are about Id for their movies

This is from Sky, SFF might have different rules

"Please bring some form of ID along with you, when attending the screening tomorrow night e.g. driving license, credit card, passport.

If you, the ticket holder, are not attending the event; please provide written confirmation or a copy of your ID that you are happy for a guest to use your ticket"

crabbycrabcrab

hEY GUYS, I got give 2 tickets for the darkknight for tomorrow at the prinkworking in manchester. Was wondering, what I do with the print out. Its not my name on the ticket. Do I have to go with the person? do they even check?

quoia

crabbycrabcrab wrote: »

hEY GUYS, I got give 2 tickets for the darkknight for tomorrow at the prinkworking in manchester. Was wondering, what I do with the print out. Its not my name on the ticket. Do I have to go with the person? do they even check?

Read the post above yours :doh:

SheppyD

quoia wrote: »

Read the post above yours :doh:

Although I guess some people have tickets that are not from Sky and I dont know if it is relevant to those people too?? Have others non sky had e-mails?

Poochface

SheppyD wrote: »

Although I guess some people have tickets that are not from Sky and I dont know if it is relevant to those people too?? Have others non sky had e-mails?

All screenings are jointly being shown to Sky ticket holders and SFF holders.

It stands to reason that if one set of customers are being asked to take ID or a letter to confirm you can use the tickets, then everyone will be asked for this by security.

If the ticket is NOT in your name, then ask for a letter from the person who gave it to you.

Logical when you think about it.