Kids cinema tickets ONLY £1.50 adults go free.. water horse, stardust etc @VUE

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  sunrise5 years, 3 weeks ago #1Show comment toolsReply

  do you need to book in advance or just turn up on the day for this offer
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  jj5841435 years, 3 weeks ago #2Show comment toolsReply

  sunrise

  do you need to book in advance or just turn up on the day for this offer

  
  Book online to guaranntee seat or just turn up and hedge your bets!!
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  madturbs5 years, 3 weeks ago #3Show comment toolsReply

  Odeon does this aswell with their Kids Club.
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  sale5 years, 3 weeks ago #4Show comment toolsReply

  Thank's for this jj584143 :thumbsup:
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  pudding5 years, 3 weeks ago #5Show comment toolsReply

  just turn up....we go most sundays to vue....There's no need to book (well not in my cinema) sometimes we have been the only ones there...sometimes they start at 10am and sometimes 11AM
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  lynnexxxo5 years, 3 weeks ago #6Show comment toolsReply

  We often go to Hamilton Vue for this offer. However in the last few months it has became a lot more popular. Last time i didn't book turned up and it was full. Ended up taking them to a full price movie (couldn't bear the crying).
  Booking online does cost another £1.50 but its still a bargain (assuming you actually want to get up and go to pics at 10am on a sunday)
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  pudding5 years, 3 weeks ago #7Show comment toolsReply

  Usually they only show one film but our local has been having a choice of 2 movies which is quite good...may not be all the time though
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  e1ectricjesus5 years, 3 weeks ago #8Show comment toolsReply

  Bargain...The Waterhouse is a cracking film for all ages, my choice at least!!!!!!
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  jj5841435 years, 3 weeks ago #9Show comment toolsReply

  lynnexxxo

  We often go to Hamilton Vue for this offer. However in the last few months it has became a lot more popular. Last time i didn't book turned up and it was full. Ended up taking them to a full price movie (couldn't bear the crying).
  Booking online does cost another £1.50 but its still a bargain (assuming you actually want to get up and go to pics at 10am on a sunday)

  
  
  Is anyone with kids actually able to be in bed at 10am on a Sunday?? If they are let me know the secret!!!:thumbsup:
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  squidworth5 years, 3 weeks ago #10Show comment toolsReply

  And also from good old "Oscar Deutsch Entertains Our Nation"
  
  "ODEON Kids screenings have been chosen especially for children and are every Saturday and Sunday mornings at pocket money prices. What's more with every child ticket you get a free adult ticket - so mums and dads get to go FREE!"
  
  http://www.odeon.co.uk/fanatic/kids-season/
  
  But at cineworld its everyone for a quid
  
  "What is Movies for Juniors?
  At 10am on Saturday mornings, selected cinemas offer special screenings for our younger customers. These screening are called Movies for Juniors, all tickets are priced at £1.00 per ticket, and a child must accompany all Adults! Each cinema has 3 films each Saturday morning sometimes with pre-show entertainment. "
  
  http://www.cineworld.co.uk/Cms.jgi?RUBRIQUE_CMS=FAQ#30
  
  Oh, and with cinemas "kids" are typically ages 14 and under...
  
  (edit) with many thanks to jj584143 i didnt realise that Odeon charge £2.50 for their kids screening, thought i'd better add that in here in case anyone should miss the later posting
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  Dudley5 years, 3 weeks ago #11Show comment toolsReply

  Empire does the same at £1 too.
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  jamjar5 years, 3 weeks ago #12Show comment toolsReply

  Empire cinemas do something similar too at weekends, all tickets £1.
  
  http://www.empirecinemas.co.uk/index.php?page=jnrsnowshowing&tbx_site_id=16
  
  Hah! just beaten to it by the above poster....
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  poppyolivia5 years, 3 weeks ago #13Show comment toolsReply

  e1ectricjesus

  Bargain...The Waterhouse is a cracking film for all ages, my choice at least!!!!!!

  
  
  
  Eh? Its called Water Horse....:)
  
  wait a minute you were being funny eh? sorry!!LOL
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  spudgun5 years, 3 weeks ago #14Show comment toolsReply

  On a serious note , The Waterhorse (Not Waterhouse) is a 12 cert. It is really an adult/adolescent film, has scenes of violence and a deer getting its throat cut, I think a dog might get eaten too, lol. Anyway would suggest not taking your small children to this one, unless you like dealing with nightmares.
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  wilsonwotton5 years, 3 weeks ago #15Show comment toolsReply

  Shame as my nearest screening is 51miles away from where I live in Northumberland ... All the way to Hartlepool! ... When Newcastle is just down the road ... Thanks anyway for the info :-(
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  fiyero5 years, 3 weeks ago #16Show comment toolsReply

  I don't know how naughty this is but I have been without a child, to Hairspray at Vue before. There was barely anyone there.
  It makes me with that they would do more second run films, I would much rather pay £1.50 to see a film than £8, even if that film is already out on DVD (as Hairspray was, a DVD I own)
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  ame5 years, 3 weeks ago #17Show comment toolsReply

  This is a good deal - we go most weekends. I would say though that the same films tend to come around all the time, and most of them are already out on dvd (seen Stardust and Enchanted at least twice now). It is a cheap morning out though, and my kids love it.
  
  The Water Horse is a bit scary and I thought the end was actually quite sad (well I cried anyway), Our 5 year old liked it, but it's not for younger ones really. Daddy Day Camp is a bit pants, a sort of less funny version of the first film (and I say this as a Cuba Gooding fan). Stardust is good, but long and a bit scary (reanimated corpse). Last week we saw The Ugly Duckling and Me, a Danish CGI cartoon. Fairly pants.
  
  Voted hot, just buy your sweets at Tesco first.
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  onriebaby5 years, 3 weeks ago #18Show comment toolsReply

  does anyone know how much the odeon one is? i cant find it on the link.
  thanks
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  jj5841435 years, 3 weeks ago #19Show comment toolsReply

  looks like its £2.50 for kids and extra adults
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  nickzadok5 years, 3 weeks ago #20Show comment toolsReply

  spudgun

  On a serious note , The Waterhorse (Not Waterhouse) is a 12 cert. It is really an adult/adolescent film, has scenes of violence and a deer getting its throat cut, I think a dog might get eaten too, lol. Anyway would suggest not taking your small children to this one, unless you like dealing with nightmares.

  
  
  I have to disagree, my kids 7 and 4 loved it and would like to see it again and to clarify it is rated PG not 12 http://www.cbbfc.co.uk/archiveDetail.asp?filmID=826

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