EXPIRED Free Odeon Family Cinema Tickets (Sun) from 9th Feb. Four films only.

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In today's sun there is a advert for a free family Odeon Family Cinema Tickets starting next Saturday. I think this will be a token collect again like the free Chessington tickets.

Hope this helps somebody.

Update - 04/02.

HERE'S another big reason to make you smile - an opportunity to take the family out for FREE to see one of four fantastic blockbusters at an ODEON cinema near you.

Choose from one of the following great films hitting the big screen this year:

Ice Age 4

Life of Pi

Parental Guidance

Diaries of a Wimpy Kid

Whether you want action, adventure or just some great laughs, there is something for everyone in these four family favourites.

All you need to do to see one of them is collect FOUR different tokens from the NINE we will be printing each day in The Sun from Saturday, February 9th. You will then need to fill in an application form (printed in The Sun and available to download here soon), nominating a preferred cinema location and two preferred weekends that you'd like to go.

Tickets will be allocated on a first come, first served basis and will be valid for a specific date (Saturday or Sunday) on one of your preferred weekends. Subject to availability.

Participating Odeons.

Check sun website for new numbers.

If you have already sent it going off the old list from below I will upload the pdf file so that you can send this to the Sun so you can get tickets for the right cinema. :mad:
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Cinema Number
Andover 1
Aylesbury 2
Ayr 3
Barnet 4
Basingstoke 5
Bath 6
Belfast 7
Beckenham 8
Birmingham Broadway Plaza 9
Blackpool 10
Blanchardstown 11
Bournemouth 12
Bournemouth ABC 13
Bracknell 14
Braehead 15
Bridgend 16
Brighton 17
Bromborough 18
Cardiff 19
Chatham 20
Cavan 21
Chelmsford 22
Colchester 23
Coolock 24
Coventry 25
Crewe 26
Derby 27
Dudley 28
Dundee 29
Dunfermline 30
East Kilbride 31
Edinburgh Wester Hailes 32
Epsom 33
Esher 34
Exeter 35
Glasgow Springfield 36
Greenwich 37
Guildford 38
Harrogate 39
Hastings 40
Hatfield 41
Holloway 42
Huddersfield 43
Hull 44
Kettering 45
Kilmarnock 46
Kingston 47
Lee Valley
48
Cinema
Leeds 49
Leicester 50
Limerick 51
Lincoln 52
Liverpool One 53
Liverpool Switch Island 54
Llanelli 55
London Swiss Cottage 56
London Whiteleys 57
Loughborough 58
Maidenhead 59
Maidstone 60
Manchester Printworks 61
Manchester Trafford 62
Mansfield 63 Metro Centre 64
Milton Keynes 65
Naas 66
Newark 67
Newbridge 68
Norwich 69
Nuneaton 70
Oxford George St 71
Point Village 72
Portlaoise 73
Port Solent 74
Preston 75
Richmond 76
Rochdale 77
Salisbury 78
Silverlink 79
Southampton 80
Southend 81
Stillorgan 82
Stoke 83
Streatham 84
Surrey Quays 85
Swadlinote 86
Swansea 87
Tamworth 88
Taunton 89
Telford 90
Tunbridge Wells 91
Uxbridge 92
Warrington 93
Waterford 94
Weston Super Mare 95
Wimbledon 96
Worcester 97
Wrexham 98[/STRIKE]

EXCLUDES

Voucher cannot be used at the following ODEON cinemas: Banbury, BFI IMAX, Birmingham New St, Bristol, Camden, Canterbury, Covent Garden, Darlington, Doncaster, Dorchester, Dumfries, Edinburgh Lothian Road, Gerrards Cross, Hereford, Kensington, Leicester Square, Marble Arch, Metrocentre, Muswell Hill, Oxford Magdalen St, Panton St, Putney, Sheffield, South Woodford, Tottenham Court Road, West End, West Thurrock, The Lounge.

Terms & Conditions

1. Odeon free family voucher is valid only at the time and date written on your letter to the film alloted.
2. Voucher cannot be used at the following ODEON cinemas: Banbury, BFI IMAX, Birmingham New St, Bristol, Camden, Canterbury, Covent Garden, Darlington, Doncaster, Dorchester, Dumfries, Edinburgh Lothian Road, Gerrards Cross, Hereford, Kensington, Leicester Square, Marble Arch, Metrocentre, Muswell Hill, Oxford Magdalen St, Panton St, Putney, Sheffield, South Woodford, Tottenham Court Road, West End, West Thurrock, The Lounge.
3. To use your ODOEN free family voucher it MUST be presented at the box office prior to the performance start time, on the day of the performance stated. Vouchers cannot be exchanged.
4. ODEON free family voucher is only valid for one use in respect of one performance.
5. A ‘family’ applies to EITHER one adult and three children OR two adults and two children.
6. Valid only for the standard 2D film screening at the time and date stated on the voucher.
7. Not valid in conjunction with any other offer.
8. Free family voucher does not apply to the purchase of 3D glasses, gift vouchers, food, drink, merchandise or any other ODEON goods or services.
9. Tickets and seats remain subject to availability, normal age restrictions, and any other relevant standard terms and conditions including ODEON’s general admission terms which are available for viewing online at odeon.co.uk
10. The ODEON free family voucher does not give preferential rights of access.
11. The cinema have a legal obligation to refuse admission to any person, who in the opinion of the Duty Manager, is under the minimum age required for "12", "15", or "18" Certificate films (including children in arms). Proof of age may be required in certain instances.
12. As with general cinema terms and conditions, children in arms are admitted to "U" and "PG" films on the understanding that they are removed from the auditorium should they cause disturbance to other customers.
13. Sound and video recording equipment are not permitted in the auditorium.
14. Void if altered, tampered with, forged, or damaged.
15. Vouchers cannot be exchanged for cash and have no cash value.
16. Offer is subject to availability and may be withdrawn at any time.
17. Cinema manager’s decision is final.
18. Offer valid at ODEON cinemas in the UK and ROI only, subject to the exceptions listed in point two above. PROMOTER: The Sun, News Group Newspapers Limited, 3 Thomas More Square, London, E98 1XY.

From MSE.

To get them, collect four different tokens out of nine printed in The Sun (40p weekdays, 50p weekends) between Sat 9 Feb and Sun 17 Feb.

The last date you can start collecting tokens is Thu 14 Feb. The papers will cost up to £2, so as adult tickets can cost up to £12 (depending on the location) and a family ticket up to £44, this could save up to £42 - though you must be flexible on when you can go.

You can’t request a specific date. Choose two out of four date bands below spanning and you’ll get a ticket valid for one specific day and one movie.

Date Film
2/3 Mar Life of Pi
9/10 Mar Parental Guidance
16/17 Mar Diary of a Wimpy Kid
23/24 Mar Ice Age 4

Once you've got the tokens, complete the application form, available in the paper and online from Tue 12 Feb. Postal applications need to be sent to: Sun free family cinema ticket, PO Box 29, Colchester, CO2 8GZ. Tickets are given on a first-come first-served basis.

pinkcalculator

Thanks I do like our odeon as its a bit out of the main town and easier to get parked. I don't normally get the sun but as we have a woodburner I'm always happy to buy a newspaper for an offer as I can then use the paper for the fire, no waste

olivepalm

It's so unfortunate that cinemas in general are so expensive that you have to collect vouchers to visit one. Last time I took my son to see Nativity play 2 and had to pay £20 for two tickets. Surely, it shouldn't be more then £5 each

Bootsalebargains

We only go to the cinema because my husband had a cea card so I get in free as the carer

quoia

olivepalm wrote: »

It's so unfortunate that cinemas in general are so expensive that you have to collect vouchers to visit one. Last time I took my son to see Nativity play 2 and had to pay £20 for two tickets. Surely, it shouldn't be more then £5 each

Go on a Wednesday and the 2nd ticket only needs to cost you 35p

mirry

Is it 35p for a extra ticket in odean ?

youngfreeandsingle

mirry wrote: »

Is it 35p for a extra ticket in odean ?

It is if you use orange wednesday

DiamondRFC

Hopefully people dont ruin this like the redspottedhanky deal with sun last week getting codes, reading people spamming getting around twenty codes and that was a day earlier than meant to be cause someone found out the last code.

pinkcalculator

I thought I read it was tokens to collect and send off ( might be mistaken though ) if its codes then I won't bother if that's what happens. Its not as if I read the sun. Pity it wasn't the mail that's free in Waitrose

nova_dee

Bootsalebargains wrote: »

We only go to the cinema because my husband had a cea card so I get in free as the carer

hi, about this cea card, do the cardholder and carer get in free or it depends on the cinema? our cinema here in frome said i need to pay a discounted rate of £4.50, not free... tia

WarriorPrincess

We saw Life of Pi on last week's Orange Wed. It cost £15.50. That's £13.50 for one ticket and £2 for the second "because it's 3D". We had taken our own 3D glasses, or I think we might have been charged more again.

We've been seeing films on Orange Weds for years, but this is clearly outrageous. We'll look at the Tesco Blinkbox deal, the Lovefilm deal... Or we'll wait till they come out on DVD & buy them. If Odeon want to follow HMV into oblivion, they are going the right way about it.