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How much do you pay for, tickets, drinks, popcorn etc? When the cheapest time to go and how much then?
Just trying to find out if my local is the norm or charging exorbitant prices.
Just trying to find out if my local is the norm or charging exorbitant prices.
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Newry: £5 adult, another £4 for a large popcorn and a large drink. (Only size is large)
Belfast: Something like £6 or £6.50 adult.
Belfast: Something like £6 or £6.50 adult.
You don't have to pay it outright, you just have to agree to a 12 month contract. I pay £9.99 a month direct debit and take full advantage of it.
Mr Snuggly wrote:
> If you go more than twice a month, get an unlimited card, most cinemas
> do them.
Slough did it last time i was there, £10 a month. The only problem was it was you couldn't buy per month, £120 for the year, worth it if you can afford that much and are going a lot.
> If you go more than twice a month, get an unlimited card, most cinemas
> do them.
Slough did it last time i was there, £10 a month. The only problem was it was you couldn't buy per month, £120 for the year, worth it if you can afford that much and are going a lot.
UGC in Nottingham: £6.50
Timmargh wrote:
> Rubery
Where?
> Rubery
Where?
At the UGC in Rubery I frequent the person pushing my wheelchair gets in free.
I still have to pay, though.
I still have to pay, though.
When I went to see Star Wars two weeks ago, it cost me £4.50. I live in Poole by the way.
You can get a bag of maltesers and a medium coke (which is huge) for a fiver. It's a rip-off really.
You can get a bag of maltesers and a medium coke (which is huge) for a fiver. It's a rip-off really.
If you go more than twice a month, get an unlimited card, most cinemas do them.
monkey_man wrote:
> I remember when our local Odeon cost £1.90. We had enough
> change for a bag of boiled sweets, new laces for our shoes, wool to
> knit a jumper, and a black to carry it all home.
*******
Haha
> I remember when our local Odeon cost £1.90. We had enough
> change for a bag of boiled sweets, new laces for our shoes, wool to
> knit a jumper, and a black to carry it all home.
*******
Haha
The VUE cinema at Cribbs is extortionate, but luckily I have a Connexions card so I can get a student rate of £4.90ish (otherwise it'd be something like £6.50!) My friends try to get me to ditch my studies too often to catch a movie but as I'm a student I have no job and therefore no money - the lucky so and sos on EMA and upto £5.20 an hour!
As for snacks, don't get me started - but the best deal is the large popcorn for £3.50! £4 for a bladder-filler anyone? (why are they so big?)
As for snacks, don't get me started - but the best deal is the large popcorn for £3.50! £4 for a bladder-filler anyone? (why are they so big?)
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