Expired free cinema preview tickets

Cj87

UltraCheap wrote: »

We have tickets available for a special Blu Ray preview on the Big Screen of OPEN SEASON 2

This Sunday, 8th February, in Leicester Square

Bring the children to along, and enjoy fun in the foyer from 10.30am.

Film starts at 11.30am

Boog and Elliot are back for more crazy adventures!

Sausage-dog-turned-native Mr Weenie is kidnapped by a group of pampered pets, determined to return him to his owners. Our heroes and their friends, including the feisty Highland squirrel McSquizzy (BILLY CONNOLLY, Open Season, Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events) and the beautiful doe Giselle (JANE KRAKOWSKI, Open Season, TV's Ally McBeal), launch a full-scale rescue mission and soon find themselves in enemy camp: the world of the pets. Led by a toy poodle named Fifi, the pets do not plan to let Mr Weenie go without a fight. Can a toy poodle really bring down a 900-pound grizzly bear? Will Elliot ever marry Giselle? Find out in Open Season 2!


To check availability of tickets simply go to www.seefilmfirst.com and enter code: 383462

Just given up two tickets for Open Season 2.

sharkgirl

The Times/Culture Screening of Shopaholic is live now (booked and had confirmation email back) www.screenbookings.com
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super_keen_money_saver

will delete later but link for www.screenbookings.com not showing up as having any films available yet.

Initially page loaded with information about the film however it kept re-setting itself to the log in page and now it's no longer live!:(

EDIT: now letting me book but only through a window which I left open before it kept re-directing to timesonline.co.uk
Last look 158 tkts left for N Finchley.
Good luck all!!

rummy

sharkgirl wrote: »

The Times/Culture Screening of Shopaholic is live now (booked and had confirmation email back) www.screenbookings.com
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At the following cinemas:
London: Finchley North, Fulham
Outside London: Basingstoke, Birkenhead, Bristol Cribbs, Cleveleys, Cwmbran, Hamilton, Hull, Leeds Kirkstall, Newcastle Under Lyme, Norwich, Reading, Sheffield, Staines, Stirling, Swansea, Thanet, Thurrock, York

jillsa

rummy wrote: »

At the following cinemas:
London: Finchley North, Fulham
Outside London: Basingstoke, Birkenhead, Bristol Cribbs, Cleveleys, Cwmbran, Hamilton, Hull, Leeds Kirkstall, Newcastle Under Lyme, Norwich, Reading, Sheffield, Staines, Stirling, Swansea, Thanet, Thurrock, York

RE TIMES SCEENINGS FOR CONFESSIONS OF A SHOPAHOLIC on www.screenbookings.com Code 8260


BEFORE YOU ALL RUSH TO BOOK:

THEY HAVE CHANGED THE RULES YOU MUST BUY THE PAPER TOO

THIS IS NOW ON THE SITE:-

"What do I need to bring to the cinema?
You must bring 2 things – a copy of the page from the newspaper where the offer was publicised AND you must bring a copy of your reservation. This can be a print out of the email you received or a print out of the web page with your ticket confirmation. It must have your valid Booking ID displayed"

mumontherun

Enter 429961 on SFF for Thursday 12th February 6:30pm - Hotel For Dogs

Sorry for the chat but the following cinemas are also included

Stockport Cineworld
Birmingham Showcase
Bluewater Showcase
Glasgow Showcase

rtandon27

jillsa wrote: »

RE TIMES SCEENINGS FOR CONFESSIONS OF A SHOPAHOLIC on www.screenbookings.com Code 8260


BEFORE YOU ALL RUSH TO BOOK:

THEY HAVE CHANGED THE RULES YOU MUST BUY THE PAPER TOO

THIS IS NOW ON THE SITE:-

"What do I need to bring to the cinema?
You must bring 2 things – a copy of the page from the newspaper where the offer was publicised AND you must bring a copy of your reservation. This can be a print out of the email you received or a print out of the web page with your ticket confirmation. It must have your valid Booking ID displayed"

It is also OK to bring the printout of the online newspaper page, see below:

http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/film/screen/article5676371.ece
Terms and conditions: Tickets are subject to availability and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis via the website. Each reader may claim up to two tickets. Readers who successfully book tickets must present this page and an email confirmation at the cinema on Tuesday, February 17, 2009, at 6pm for a 6.30pm start. No cash alternative. No late admittance. Cinemas reserve the right to refuse admission. In the event of a dispute, the cinema manager’s decision is final. To the cashier: on presentation of this page, with a valid ID code, please admit up to two people to the 6.30pm screening of Confessions of a Shopaholic on February 17, 2009. Please call 020 7860 1130 with any queries

sparky61

Sorry guys but this is what shows when you select the cinema and number of tickets:

Ticket Booking Details Please note that you MUST now bring the page from the newspaper with you to the screenings. If you do not have both the newspaper page and a print out of your reservation confirmation with a valid Booking ID you will not be admitted.
Please check your details below. If you are happy click confirm to see your booking reservation. Otherwise click Go Back to make changes.

Personally, I wouldn't risk not having the page from the paper, I think they're cracking down as you never needed it before. I'd hate to see people turned away

donerkebab

bubbLez wrote: »

SeeFilmFirst
Code: 208043


Previews are on Tuesday 10th February at the following Cineworld Cinemas:

Bristol
Cardiff
Castleford
Crawley
Edinburgh
Glasgow
High Wycombe
Liverpool
Milton Keynes
Nottingham
Sheffield
Stevenage
London West India Quay

Anvil! The Story of Anvil stars real-life members of the band, Steve ?Lips? Kudlow and Robb Reiner. As 14-year-old school friends, they promised to rock together forever. Their band, Anvil, went on to become the ?demigods of Canadian metal,? releasing one of the heaviest albums in metal history, 1982?s Metal on Metal, that went on to sell millions of records. But Anvil?s career took a different path ? straight to obscurity. Picking up on their story 26 years later, director Sacha Gervasi, who worked as a roadie for the band, uncoversan achingly touching and often hilarious account of their last-ditch quest for fame and fortune. At its core, Anvil! The Story of Anvil is a tale of survival and the passion it takes to follow your dream. ANVIL! THE STORY OF ANVIL hits cinemas on 20 February.

Note: Sheffield, Stevenage + West India Quay has different timings to the rest of cinemas (6:30pm) so double check with your ticket

Just got new email from seefilmfirst - more tickets been released - just got 2 after waiting for ages.....

gismo1554

Sorry for the chat but just wanted to clarify:

The online paper states that you can take a print out of the page from the Online paper therefore this is adequate otherwise it is a break of contract! The webpage clearly says take this page along with the confirmation email and does not say you have to go out and buy the ticket. Even though the confirmation says this the website does not and the website is a binding contract so as long as you have this then it is valid.

sparky61 wrote: »

Sorry guys but this is what shows when you select the cinema and number of tickets:

Ticket Booking Details Please note that you MUST now bring the page from the newspaper with you to the screenings. If you do not have both the newspaper page and a print out of your reservation confirmation with a valid Booking ID you will not be admitted.
Please check your details below. If you are happy click confirm to see your booking reservation. Otherwise click Go Back to make changes.

Personally, I wouldn't risk not having the page from the paper, I think they're cracking down as you never needed it before. I'd hate to see people turned away