Groupon is running a deal on our movie tickets. You can buy 10 x tickets for $90 or 4 x tickets for $38. Very good price if you go to the movies quite a bit!
Cinema savers tickets are valid at over 50 cinemas nationwide, which include IMAX, Palace Cinemas, Dendy Cinemas, Cineplex, Ace Cinemas and more.
You left out the useful information:
Valid from 13 Mar 2012
Must redeem by 27 Mar 2012
Tickets are valid for 6 months
Tickets valid Mon-Fri (including evenings) only
Not valid on Sat-Sun or public holidays
Not valid in NT or TAS
MEH.
I think these tickets IMAX at least need $7 surcharge for full-length normal movie, and additional $3 for 3D.
Dendy not much choices in movies I think…
So think before u buy…
Not a deal for $9 a ticket for cineplex cinemas.
Damn, was hoping these were EventCinema's tickets…
Adult tickets at Cineplex are $8.50 in the evening, and $6.50 during the day.
…and now we get to the terms and conditions, and what they always means when it comes to movie tickets:
VOUCHER IS NOT YOUR MOVIE TICKETS - hard copy movie tickets will be delivered to you in the post
You will get the tickets in 2-3 weeks. Maybe.
Surcharge for IMAX and 3D over one hour
Which movie doesn't go for at least an hour?
Cannot book in advance
Cannot attend any new movies (unless you queue for a couple of hours)
Subject to availability
You may never get your tickets. You may never get a refund. You may never hear back from Groupon ever again.
it cannot be exchanged for a ticket to a session designated by the cinema to be a "special event screening"
You suck. You are not a VIP - you are a nobody. Shut up and attend a regular session in a tiny crowded cinema full of talking children.
The cinema may charge the user of this voucher a premium for any additional service or premium offered that is in excess of the value of a "standard adult ticket". This may include but is not limited to: a surcharge for premium VIP ticketing options or a surcharge for provision of 3D.
VMAX? Screw you. Want to watch a new movie? Screw you - because they are only shown in VMAX sessions.
cannot be resold without the prior written consent of Cinema Savers.
You're doomed to watch a shitty movie in a shitty cinema hall, or foot the bill.
Nice translation of the T&C! Now, if you can compile a "An Australian Dictionary of T&C and Fine Print", you can save us lots of wallet-aches…
Movies made specifically for IMAX only go for 45 minutes, thus you have to pay extra for movies made for IMAX that are in #D or go over an hour. And new movies aren't just shown in VMAX and it doesn't take hours to queue. If you don't like the state of cinemas don't buy the tickets…
the imax for use in Sydney only.