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Hoyts - Book of 10 Tickets for $100

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Just saw this in the Hoyts website, which mention this for limited time only.

Hoyts is celebrating 100 years by offering a book of 10 adult tickets for $100 + shipping express $7.50. That's $10.75 per ticket!

With the current adult ticket priced at about $15, I think this is quite a worthwhile savings especially with movies coming out soon such as Transformers 2, Ice Age 3, and Harry Potter. :)

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  • +2

    Worth noting, from the Hoyts website:

    Super Saver vouchers are valid for any session except on Saturday after 5pm and are valid for 6 months from the date of purchase.

    • Six months expiry? I dunno; I only see a handful of movies each year…

    • +2

      can you give us the info to that? I haven't found any news agency here in Perth selling it for $11 and with no restriction (?).

      • +1

        I've bought cheap tickets from the university (ANU) newsagent before, but I assumed it was a university thing, not a newsagent thing, since they have them at the pharmacy too.

    • +2

      What kind of vouchers are the news agency ones?

      more information please

    • dude, this is a good bargain. And I have never heard any news agency sell movie tickets for $11 that is not Super saver.

      Edit: My uni bookshop have them for $10 each (for students that is), both Hoyts and Village.

  • +1

    I thought Super Saves/Money savers books have always been available?

    • Is it always at this price though? I am not sure but I posted this anyway since it's specified as special limited only on the website.

      • Depends on the type of supersaver. Is there any restriction on these ones? I know there are several types of Supersavers (Unrestricted, ones exclude Fri/Sat nights after 5pm, and Mon-Thur only ones). If its unrestricted then its a good deal!

      • If you scroll down the page you can see the normal book of 10 as well ($125). So definitely a bargain.

        • It says in t&c that it excludes Sat after 5pm, La Premiere and Special Events. It's restricted but unlike those Mon-Thu one. This is way better!

  • Last time I bought tickets via my health fund a few months ago, it cost $10.50 a ticket.

    • Just checked today and they still cost the same. This is for either greater union or hoyts.

      • +1

        what is your health fund?

        • MBF, but I would think a few other organisations have similar deals

  • +1

    i bought my non-restriction tickets to hoyts/village for $9.60 each :)
    can't buy it myself though. need a membership card that my friend have.

    ask around, maybe one of your friends have one.

    • +1

      if you are with Woolworths, they have association of woolworths employees which sell dirt cheap ticket to most of event, place of interests and cinema around Australia.

      • However you need to pay to join, i think it's around $1.50 a week, no big deal.

  • Is there postage costs?

    Edit: Just saw the info

  • +1

    What the? This is cheap nowadays?

    • +1

      Where have u been?

      Cost of cinema tickets at Hoyts are ridicolous unless you got other sources to buy from. Even Entertainment Book voucher for this year is 2 tickets for $25.

      I've been buying some fundraising tickets that few of my mates sell for $8-$10. But that's become rare and only works Mon-Thu.

  • +3

    It's slightly cheaper the get the vouchers from http://boxoffice.smh.com.au/smh/tourevent/144/1644/3182/hoyt… or http://boxoffice.theage.com.au/theage/tourevent/136/1644/318… for $100 + $6.95(p&h), and these ones are also unrestricted.

  • I wish they would make the movies more affordable.

    half the time I see a movie the cinema is empty…..

    Why dont they make it $5 pp then people would go rather than DL stuff

    • I guess they still pack our Thur/Friday/Saturday nights to make enough money

  • +1

    In QLD BCC have cards that they drop off in letterboxes that allow 4 people entry unrestricted entry for $8 (or thereabouts) for Carindale and Capalaba (and they used to do something similar for Indoroopilly as well). The tickets don't need to be relinquished but they expire after 6 or so months.

    Also members of the Broncos leagues club get a card for $10 tickets for 12 months (m'ship costs $10). Note that that was for the year ending 30 June 2009, I am not sure what they will do next year.

  • +1

    I'll give this a plus. Last time we went to Hoyts in Norwood, Adelaide, the tickets were $17! That's mindblowing. So I guess this is okay, except I hate the saturday night restriction. I highly recommend joining the Palace/Nova club if you want cheap-ish tickets anytime.

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