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   posted: Jun. 30, 2008 @ 9:44p

Anyone know how much the surcharge for Imax is in NYC?


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   posted: Jun. 30, 2008 @ 9:46p

I have dozens of tickets for $5.50 from dealpass. I'm taken aback that no one else buys them off there. I turn around and sell them at work.


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   posted: Jun. 30, 2008 @ 9:53p

can you use dealpass without a 20 dollar subscription fee?


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   posted: Jun. 30, 2008 @ 10:11p

There are a couple monster threads on Dealpass.


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   posted: Jul. 2, 2008 @ 11:48a

If you know a teacher, check with them. I got unrestricted Regal passes for $7 each at my local branch of NEA (union).


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   posted: Jul. 3, 2008 @ 3:00p

Does anyone know whether those AMC passes (2 weeks after the movie has been shown) (got them few years ago) will work for AMC IMAX?


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   posted: Jul. 5, 2008 @ 8:19a

jschuman said:In the heartland, I know a theater that runs about 1 to 2 week old movies for a 99 cents. A little flash back to the 40's Linky99 cents is still a rip off for these movies.


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   posted: Jul. 20, 2008 @ 2:53a

AMC Rocks, I love thier laid back seats. Tickets in Cali are $10.25 for adults. I like to go to Costco to get discount passes or I have also started using a site my girlfriend in New York told me about called DiscountMoviePasses.com the prices for the AMC Silver passes is $7.00 bucks and they are even giving away free popcorn coupons with orders. See you all at the new Batman Movie.

Peace.


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   posted: Jul. 20, 2008 @ 2:54a

Yeah, but I think they charge you xtra? Not sure?


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   posted: Jul. 20, 2008 @ 8:41a

An alternative is http://nationalsales.amctheatres.com/ I've been using them lately.


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   posted: Jul. 20, 2008 @ 9:41a

Tickets at Bulktix must have gone up. It now say they are $7.50 and $8.50.


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   posted: Jul. 20, 2008 @ 10:52a

Rachel72 said:AMC Rocks, I love thier laid back seats. Tickets in Cali are $10.25 for adults. I like to go to Costco to get discount passes or I have also started using a site my girlfriend in New York told me about called DiscountMoviePasses.com the prices for the AMC Silver passes is $7.00 bucks and they are even giving away free popcorn coupons with orders. See you all at the new Batman Movie.

Peace.Free small popcorn with purchase of fountain drink. That's no deal.


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   posted: Jul. 20, 2008 @ 10:53a

BabyFace said:An alternative is http://nationalsales.amctheatres.com/ I've been using them lately.$250 minimum. I don't think that is any alternative.


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   posted: Jul. 20, 2008 @ 11:00a

any1 else use DiscountMoviePasses.com ?

I usually go with 5 of my friends so this is a really great deal. I do have one question tho. Let say you know that batman is coming out in 1wk. If you buy it 1wk in advance can you see it in opening day?


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   posted: Jul. 20, 2008 @ 11:05a

trunksu said:any1 else use DiscountMoviePasses.com ?

I usually go with 5 of my friends so this is a really great deal. I do have one question tho. Let say you know that batman is coming out in 1wk. If you buy it 1wk in advance can you see it in opening day?Not valid until after the 2nd weekend the movie is OUT. It doesn't matter when you buy the ticket as it is a contractual obligation with the movie distributors. YMMV.


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   posted: Jul. 20, 2008 @ 11:10a

mar said:Tickets at Bulktix must have gone up. It now say they are $7.50 and $8.50.$8.95 for the best AMC pass now. That works for my area (West Los Angeles) since AMC movies are $11.50 but I was able to go to a 5 pm showing of "The Dark Knight" for $8.50 on Friday at a Pacific theatre in Culver City, Ca. without a pass showing up just 10 minutes before the movie and there were no lines and the theatre didn't sell out.


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   posted: Jul. 20, 2008 @ 12:03p

You can buy unrestricted movie tix at costco for $7 or $8 too.


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   posted: Jul. 20, 2008 @ 12:05p

seems like a good deal, I been paying $12 for each ticket. Im going to compare costco prices to that website, and then pick up some tickets from one of them, thanks op.


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   posted: Jul. 20, 2008 @ 12:20p

Actually if you work it right it is a great deal. You only need to get a small drink which is $3.50 or less. When you present the coupon you ask to upgrade to a large popcorn for a dollar. If you are with your friends grab one of those cardboard drink boxes they hand out and pour your popcorn in it. Than you have your friend take the empty bag and get a free large re-fill. So let's summerize for $4.50 you get a soda and two large bags of popcorn, I think this works for me

Peace


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   posted: Jul. 20, 2008 @ 12:27p

Hello –

You can usually get in to any movie you want to see after a couple of days and once the hype has gone away. Just pick a movie that is close in time to the movie you want to see and than head on in to the real movie you wanted. The AMC passes I get say 2 weeks after the movie has been out or two weekends. I get these because they are cheaper than the gold and I have never had a problem getting into a movie within the first couple of days. Not really the honest thing to do but in this economy I have to be Mcyver

Have fun and don't get caught!


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