How much is a cinema ticket round your way?

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My local multiplex charges about £15 for a standard screening of an evening for adults- which I think is about double what it should be...

And thought may be a terrible side-effect of illegal streaming and downloading...

But on here a poster up in Lancs says they only pay about £4 for the same...

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/am_i_being_unreasonable/4486828-To-think-pop-rock-concert-tickets-are-way-too-pricey-nowadays

I'm in NI. £7.50 or £8.50 here depending on which chain of cinemas you choose.

£10 or £7 with the Vodafone app. £12 for the art deco cinema up the road, but you get an armchair, the bar is right there, you can order cheese etc.

Local Odeon: £15.50

Nice private screen with big arm chairs, a glass of wine and no dickheads: £17

East London. The Vue is now £4.99 any ticket any time adults and kids. Our local independent is £4 a ticket or £12 for a family of four. Our local Everyman is £12 a ticket but we are members so get so many tickets for a flat fee.

I like the cinema, we go a lot 😂

Yes isthismy 0.75 per ticket booking fee. I've just logged on and the tickets have gone down since covid, now 9.99 plus booking fee.

Vue is £6.99 and has nice reclining seats. The others are £11-14 ish and then some are extra for the few reclining seats they have. Tbh though, I think Vue has reduced its prices as I don't remember it being any cheaper pre-covid. The other ones are also located closer to shopping areas so I assume people will pay the higher price as its convenient.

BurnDown we'd go regularly if we could pay those prices

8 euros at local independent cinema, 6 euros for students, OAPs.

Our local is a Showcase and is about £9.

Vue is around £9 but I get it discounted through work so we pay around £7.50 ish when we go...

In Cambridge

Our local ODEON was charging £4.99 pre covid to compete with the local Vue but I believe they’ve upped them to £7.50 now. We still pay that because the Vue is a shit hole and they let all kinds of trouble makers in who ruin the screening.

Around £5.99 . There are 2 cinemas with about 4 miles of each other, so I think the competition keeps costs down. A 3rd is being built.
I pay with clubcard points anyway.

£10 pretty much at either of our local cinemas. We dont go very often, and just wait for them to be available to stream.
I live in a cheep part of the country.

North London: Vue, £5.99 all shows, all tickets

Everymany - about £15 but much, much nicer cinema and all round experience.

£4.99 @ Vue.

Cineworld have a deal on the 26th for £3.

I posted about this only yesterday!

My local cinema charges £16.25 for an adult ticket and £11.75 for a child ticket. There is also a booking fee of a couple of pounds on top.

We don't go often! Maybe twice or three times a year because as a family of four (3 adults and 1 child) it is just too expensive. It's a shame because if it was cheaper we would go more regularly.

Not been for a while but I think it was about £8.99 a ticket. And then another £1k for a small bag of very salty popcorn 😋

£4.99 Vue like many others

HOME in Manchester is lovely and £9 a ticket which seems fair for the films by smaller directors/producers etc it shows

Local independent - £4.50 per ticket.

@Aroundtheworldin80moves

Vue cinema, from £4.99 a ticket.

I went yesterday and that’s what I paid. Another cinema nearby charges £11.99. I won’t be going there again.

Vue 4.99

4.99 at Vue we always go there

From £8.99 at Vue. Even for kids films. Some showings in afternoons or evenings are £9.99 or £10.99.

I live in a city. My most local one isn't bad £9.50 an adult and I actually often get a deal to make it more like £6 but that isn't in the city centre or anything