Unlimited cinema cards. has anyone got one?

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unholyangel

I don't think they're overly strict on enforcing it though. Theres been a few occasions we've walked out of a showing because the movie was so bad and got tickets to another film while the first was still showing.

agrinnall

I wouldn't say it's ambiguous at all really, I'd interpret it the same way that everyone else has, and it would be something of a stretch to view it the way you have. It's always worth remembering Occam's Razor.

houseimprover

lika_86 wrote: »

The above makes sense, but it's not drafted clearly.

It really is...

bris

It stops people booking 2 tickets because they cant make up their mind on which one to go and see.

wealdroam

Is there a consumer rights issue here?

halibut2209

Yes, they were asking about a clause in a contract.

serious_saver

I used to have an Unlimited card and I often used it for multiple showings within a day. You just can't get tickets for films showing simultaneously.

However, in my experience if you leave a film early because you aren't enjoying it, they will still give you another ticket. They just need to process it as a refund first.

If you do decide to sign up, check out the referrals board first, you can usually get a free month added on to the end of your contract.

Nikkisun

serious_saver wrote: »

If you do decide to sign up, check out the referrals board first, you can usually get a free month added on to the end of your contract.

I did this plus went through topcashback to get £15 back.