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$10 Standard, $13 Xtremescreen, $25 LUX Tickets @ HOYTS

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To celebrate the reopening of cinemas HOYTS is offering $10 standard tickets, $13 Xtremescreen tickets and $25 LUX tickets on all sessions these school holidays. Online booking fees apply.

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  • +3

    what movies are out?

    • +2

      Harry Potter! All eight of them!

  • +4

    The Goonies!

  • +1

    Been watching movies at home for months now…. first thing I want to do is go sit in a cinema staring at a screen!

    • +11

      Then stay home

  • +2

    After celebrities making stupid videos during lockdown the last thing I want to be doing is giving them my money….imagine all the poor celebrities…

  • +3

    Corona served free?

    • +5

      Only in Melb

  • +11

    Yeh last thing I wanna do is sit for 2 hours in an enclosed space with strangers… Covid ain't over yet smh.

  • What about social distancing.. do they like limit number of seats sold per viewing?

    • Yep! My local cinema opened up very recently, their rule is 20 people per theatre.

      • +9

        Before Covid, whenever I go to my local Hoyts cinema, it had less than 20 people per theatre anyway

  • +1

    Lots of moulds, bacteria and fungi. Good luck

    • +1

      Better stay inside like the bubble boy

  • +18

    Plus $1.5 booking fee, I refuse to go to hoyts why they use these stupid tactics

    • +16

      Agreed, makes zero sense, it should be cheaper to buy your ticket online, not more expensive.

    • Reading do the same amount. I went to see a couple movies with the missus the other day when they started up again.

      Went all the way into the cinema a day early (happened to go to the shop for other stuff) to buy the tickets, $1.50 on two tickets to two movies is $6 and $6 is more than I'm willing to waste to give them my money in advance.

      As predicted, there was like half a dozen people between both films, so there's no need to reserve seats at this point.

  • +4

    How is this a good deal?? We could get tickets at this price BEFORE Covid (Tuesdays, other special deals, AGL Rewards, etc)

    • Agreed, my local (events) had $10 tickets all year round…

    • +1

      It's a deal because it's being offered directly for more sesions, rather than through a membership organisation.

  • +1

    They couldn't pay me to go to the cinema now, let alone wanting my money, and an "online booking fee". It's only my own perspective of course, and I understand there may be others who feel differently.

  • I hope everyone feels the same way. I'll be the only one there

  • It's probably cheap as they're showing old movies.

    US production companies aren't going to release big blockbusters til global market is ready.

  • There's f-all showing at my 3 preferred, everything is already out on streaming or physical

    • +2

      Yeah but cinemas have $9 large frozen coke. You can't get that at home!

      • yes you can, buy 4x2l cokes, and go home and pour three directly down the sink and the last one in the freezer

  • was hoping to catch Tenet end of the month… but with the surging covid cases…..

  • Does cinema have HEPA filtering system? You might socially distance, but being in an enclosed space with no air circulation, what do ozb?

    • I doubt a cinema would have a hospital or airplane grade filtering system.

      What to do? Stay home, or go and understand the risks. Maybe wear a full face filtration mask and then decontaminate everything when you get home.

  • +1

    I went to the last cheap tuesday night before they closed for covid. Did not worry about social distancing, we were the only ones in the whole cinema.

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