[Voy]

Originally Posted by krudler

two words: unlimited card. if showtime offer this then byebye the other cinemas.

What is that?

[Jofspring]

Originally Posted by Voy

What is that?

I see in Dublin cineworld do an unlimited card. It's €19.99 a month and you get unlimited entry to the movies.

Something along those lines would be great.

[Voy]

That is pretty decent alright. Would probably depend on the selection though. Might only be two good movies around in a month so wouldn't be much of a saving over just buying the ticket.

Could also end up having to justify buying it to yourself and watching Adam Sandler play himself and his twin sister.

[Jofspring]

Originally Posted by Voy

Could also end up having to justify buying it to yourself and watching Adam Sandler play himself and his twin sister.

Think thats were they'd make their money. Where it would work for the customer would most likely be during the likes of the summer when a lot of blockbusters would come out and you might have 4 or 5 good films out in a month.

I suppose if you are a big into going to movies and willing to try all kinds of movies it is a great deal.

[the drifter]

is this opening today?

[TestTransmission]

Originally Posted by the drifter

is this opening today?

Supposed to be ya,they were doing a lot of work to the outside of the cinema yesterday

[the drifter]

Originally Posted by TestTransmission

Supposed to be ya,they were doing a lot of work to the outside of the cinema yesterday

cool one of the lads here wanted to know.....i wouldnt venture out that way myself

[Kess73]

Originally Posted by Jofspring

I see in Dublin cineworld do an unlimited card. It's €19.99 a month and you get unlimited entry to the movies.

Something along those lines would be great.

Don't many of the "unlimited" schemes come with T&C that include certain times?

[Jofspring]

Originally Posted by Kess73

Don't many of the "unlimited" schemes come with T&C that include certain times?

Don't know to be honest but I'd say your right.

They had a special screening of John carter in 3d last night for people who rang and won a competition. From the people's responses on Facebook they where very happy with it and said the seats where comfortable with lots of leg room. I'd say they showed it in the VIP screen though.

[Kess73]

Originally Posted by Jofspring

Don't know to be honest but I'd say your right.

They had a special screening of John carter in 3d last night for people who rang and won a competition. From the people's responses on Facebook they where very happy with it and said the seats where comfortable with lots of leg room. I'd say they showed it in the VIP screen though.

I'm just going by how the unlimited cards work in many of the cinemas that do them in the UK. Might be different in Ireland.

[Harpy]

I hope they have butter for the popcorn!

[wingnut]

Went there tonight. The good - friendly staff and even though we were in screen 7 it was a decent size screen (some of the screens in the omniplex are tiny).

The Bad: Seats are very 'upright' with short base cushions. You can lean back on them but the snap back up very abruptly. Not very comfortable to be honest.

Don't know if all the seats are like that - what do other baordsie's think?

[Mr E]

What about the important stuff? Cost of tickets and food?

[fl4pj4ck]

Originally Posted by Mr E

What about the important stuff? Cost of tickets and food?

http://www.onlinecinematickets.com/i...s&perfCode=258

vs

https://www.stormcinemas.ie/booking_...0000023DGRWODC

vs

https://booking.omniplex.ie/new/book...rformid=138667

that's e9 (Showtime) vs e13.20(Storm) vs e10.10(Omniplex) on Monday evening for John Carter in 3d. 35% cheaper Showtime vs Storm and only 10% cheaper Showtime vs Omniplex

[xxlauraxxox]

great value, great staff,screen was a fine size as well, very comfy ive 2 crushed discs in my back and found the seats very comfy i paid 27.70 for 2 tickets and a large combo meal very happy customer and i will be returnng