Purchase any specially marked Kellogg’s product between 1 June 2018 and 27 July 2018, keep the receipt, and claim it on the website to receive 2x adult tickets for the price of 1 (plus $1 administration fee).
One standard adult movie ticket is AU$22.
Full list of participating cinemas here.
lol here only the small/old movie places are cheap $7.
Otherwise I think optus/telstra tix are $12?
I haven't paid more than $10 for a movie ticket in over a year (excluding xtreme screen/3D surcharges) which I assume still apply to these.
I remember when Kellogs boxes used to have Age of Empires Cds in them, they were the best.
(Normally
$22$12.50 Each)
fixed…
Village and Event: Not valid for movie sessions starting after 5pm on Saturday.
Hoyts: Not valid Saturday and Sunday from 2pm onwards
Palace: Not valid Saturdays after 5pm
Hoyts' conditions are a little eXtreme. Not valid after 5pm would have been more reasonable.
The upside is that these tickets should work for recliner seats without extra charges.
Can anyone tell me what/which cereals/size are part of this promotion?
Yes
I knew I could count on you, jv
:)
Not in Grams, but it's the large one that was half price at Woollies last week, if that helps. I picked up the Coco Pops for the nostalgic calories (and BOGOF ticket)
I submitted my claim 2 days ago. Have yet to hear back from Kellogg. A little slow compare to the Cadbury offer from last year.
Received the reply email with the eVouchers on Friday. Expire 30 September.
From the terms and conditions:
"Claimant receives two movie tickets for the price of one. One standard adult movie ticket is AU$22/NZ$18.50 (excluding Reading Cinemas where cost is AUD/NZD$10). Claimants must pay a $1 administration fee."
This deal is worth it for Reading Cinemas, making it $5.50 a ticket.
I don't get it. after my claim was approved, I have time till 17th Aug to buy 2 tickets? It's vouchers I think which I later have to use to buy tickets?
Yes you have to buy the 2 tickets as movie vouchers from them by August 17th, but the movie vouchers last longer than that. This is what I found for reading cinemas, but I assume the others are similar.
Jesus christ, where are tickets $22 for a standard adult? Thank God for South Bank, and it's giant screen, and cheap prices.