Free Cinema Tickets - Discussion thread

Beate

This is strange: I just clicked on the Cineworld website and they are advertising this Thursday's screening of TOBG in West India Quay as a normal screening for which you can book tickets. But I have preview tickets for it! I always thought a preview screening is one which isn't advertised and is only available to attend with free tickets! This is bothering me now, I hope not too many regular payers will want to come to this screening, otherwise it could get quite full!

elski5

Are they likely to have it on in two different screens?

Beate

Wouldn't make much sense, it's the same time!

Beate

Before I forget: I have 2 spare tickets for 27 Dresses on Wednesday 5 March, Odeon Greenwich 6.30pm. Please PM for the ticket link.

phatz

dog1 wrote: »

Might you mean Monday, 3rd March, as in TOMORROW ?

Yes i am sorry i got the date wrong.

Beate

I just got an email from Eros Reward Card asking me to fill in a survey (you can win up to £500 for doing so) and in the process was asked about the Reader Reward Offers and what I would like to see more of. Three guesses what I said!

Happy_shopper

quoia wrote: »

Hi Happy shopper

I'd have PMed you but you seem to have that facility disabled.
I've seen you post here so hopefully you'll see this.

The code you posted today for 27 Dresses on the "Codes Only" thread is a duplicate.

I posted that code yesterday afternoon.

Could you please delete yours to keep the thread nice & tidy and as short as possible.

Hi quoia, :wave: apologies for the duplicate code - I'll go and delete it in a minute. I did check through the thread before posting but I missed the code in your post (in spite of the red lettering)- probably because it was in the middle of your post and I only scanned the beginning and end. Judging by the number of thanks I got, it looks like I wasn't the only one to miss it!

quoia

Happy_shopper wrote: »

Hi quoia, :wave: apologies for the duplicate code - I'll go and delete it in a minute. I did check through the thread before posting but I missed the code in your post (in spite of the red lettering)- probably because it was in the middle of your post and I only scanned the beginning and end. Judging by the number of thanks I got, it looks like I wasn't the only one to miss it!

Hi HS :wave: No problem and thanks for that.

Yes it is an issue (so it seems) that so many wanting tickets seem to not bother reading back a page, or even just a few posts, and apparently miss out on some codes "first time round". I always read back to a post that I know for absolute certain I've read before so that I never miss one.
Of course keeping the thread as short as possible, deleting old posts as they expire (I'm about to do one of mine), no chat or questions etc helps because there is less to look through.

I've decided that all of my future posts of new codes will list all previous codes for the same film at the end (like my last post) This will act as a reminder to those that are aware of them and be "good news" to anyone that isn't.
Sorry about the code being in the middle of a post. When I made it the previous post's cinema list was just a long single string of unformatted characters and numbers, (locations, addresses, dates & times without spaces) and not easy to search for any particular cinema. Rather than make 2 posts and send out 2 "subscription emails" I thought I'd combine them.

BTW, have you got PMs disabled ?

Loz

2 spare tickets for The Other Boleyn Girl tonight at Printworks, Manchester. My name is on the guest list as it's a Bafta screening. PM me if interested. Starts 6.30pm

quoia

Beate wrote: »

This is strange: I just clicked on the Cineworld website and they are advertising this Thursday's screening of TOBG in West India Quay as a normal screening for which you can book tickets. But I have preview tickets for it! I always thought a preview screening is one which isn't advertised and is only available to attend with free tickets! This is bothering me now, I hope not too many regular payers will want to come to this screening, otherwise it could get quite full!

This one can't really be a "normal" screening because the film isn't released until Friday.
However cinemas sometimes do have "preview screenings" before the release date that you have to pay for.
Hopefully they will keep the 2 groups apart otherwise it could be a bun fight !