How to Get Regal Cinemas Discount Movie Tickets
November 17th, 2009 Filed under: Uncategorized — Movie Critic
Do you like watching movies? Who doesn’t? And with the great flicks they keep on coming out with every season, we’re all left scrounging around for loose change to catch the next showing. Looking for Regal Cinemas Discount Movie Tickets? Thank your lucky stars because I found just the deal for you.
My friends and I at film school love watching movies. We study the different kinds of genres available – romance, drama, comedy, thriller, suspense – and try to analyze the different techniques used in the movie. That’s why we spend a lot of time (and money!) in the movie house. Lately, however, everyone’s been a little tight financially. That’s why we started researching online for ways to get discount movie tickets. Curious about what we found? Here are the great deals offered by Regal Cinemas:
1.VIP Super Saver Movie Ticket: Save up to 40% when you purchase the VIP Super Saver ticket. A restricted pass, it allows you to see any standard feature at the low price of $6.50, 12 days after the film’s release. This ticket has no expiration date – you can use it any time. Plus, you can opt to have it upgraded.
2.Premiere Super Saver Movie Ticket: Valued at $7.50, you get 35% off on tickets. Unlike the VIP Super Saver, this pass gives you access to any standard feature at any time. No expiration date.
3.Ultimate Premier Pack: The perfect gift for the movie-buff couple, this pass gives its bearers two unrestricted premiere movie tickets, plus $10 gift certificate good for any concessionaire or box office purchase. It also has no expiration date so the couple could opt to use it for any movie they wish to see, at any time!
With these great org/regal-cinemas-discount-movie-tickets.html”>Regal discount tickets, you’ll never have to worry about spending too much on movies again! Happy viewing!
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One Response to “How to Get Regal Cinemas Discount Movie Tickets”
By astrida riders on Dec 19, 2009 | Reply
I have attended 22 Metropolitan Opera performances at our local Regal theater (Crocker Park, Westlake, Ohio) and they will not accept coupons from my Entertainment Book. Now I find out that two friends of mine in two different cities ARE able to use the coupons and see the Operas for $7.50 instead of the $22 that I pay. What Gives?