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Posted 1 November 2015

Cineworld Christmas Giftbox - £20 in the cinema £24.50 online - Night out for Two

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They're back again, available to buy in the cinemas for £20 and online 'soon' for £24.50 due to postage. There's also going to be an e-gift version - 'coming soon'.

Box contains:

* 2 x Adult 2D or 3D tickets for use at any Cineworld cinema

* Soft Drink and Popcorn voucher (2 x regular soft drinks and 1 x regular popcorn)

* 2 x Merryteaser Chocolates.

Vouchers valid from 26.12.15 to 30.06.16.

Last year I was able to purchase one of these with a regular Cineworld giftcard. Worth considering the 150 bonus Clubcard points in Tesco for a £50 branded giftcard spend - giftcards.tesco.com/hel…ge1 Suggest double checking with your cinema first that this will be possible as I haven't tried this year.

No Amex deal to combine this year (yet?) sadly!
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  1. hsf93's avatar
    I'd prefer to Netflix and Chill, it's cheaper, warmer and has a much happier ending
  2. deleted75953's avatar
    Dougaldog

    Why is this a hot deal- it doesn't seem that cheap to me?




    Saw this advertised there yesterday thought the same, but then again a real hotukdealer would go on a Tuesday or Wednesday, take their own popcorn a quid a bag or less and still have a tenner
  3. morgie's avatar
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    lady_muck

    Saw this advertised there yesterday thought the same, but then again a … Saw this advertised there yesterday thought the same, but then again a real hotukdealer would go on a Tuesday or Wednesday...



    Yup, if you want cheap cinema entry and are flexible, pay ~£2 for a one day travel insurance policy and get Meerkat Movies for the year for 2 for 1 tickets on those days. hotukdeals.com/dea…387

    If you want a good deal for 3D showings and the flexibility of going at peak time, would normally buy or not turn your nose up at soft drinks and popcorn and happen to like Maltesers, then this giftbox may be just the thing. It's actually quite nice to give as a gift too, rather then keep for yourself (edited)
  4. morgie's avatar
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    Vouchers valid from 26.12.15 to 30.06.16.


    26347112-mJGyN

    They're back again, available to buy in the cinemas for £20 and online 'soon' for £24.50 due to postage. There's also going to be an e-gift version - 'coming soon'.

    Box contains:

    * 2 x Adult 2D or 3D tickets for use at any Cineworld cinema

    * Soft Drink and Popcorn voucher (2 x regular soft drinks and 1 x regular popcorn)

    * 2 x Merryteaser Chocolates.


    (edited)
  5. morgie's avatar
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    weezywumps1982

    in store where?



    Ummm, Cineworld? X) Modified the OP, thanks.
    (edited)
  6. morgie's avatar
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    Dougaldog

    Why is this a hot deal- it doesn't seem that cheap to me?



    If you use it to its full advantage, e.g. Saturday night, 3D film, 2 people, medium popcorn, 2 regular drinks.....it's at least a £10 saving. Oh and you get some chocolates. Their site is back up now and says 'save over £10' based on average adult 3D ticket price - cineworld.co.uk/gifts

    (edited)
  7. 1on4's avatar
    Is it just me who can't watch 3D Movies? They make me feel sick
  8. morgie's avatar
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    Gashrammer

    Lol why would u have to sneak chocolate in. Its not against the law to … Lol why would u have to sneak chocolate in. Its not against the law to take in snacks or drinks, even popcorn doesnt have to be bought from there



    It's just some people's version of living life on the edge

    26348922-CsTw4

  9. muffin247's avatar
    they allow u to bring in your own snacks and drinks.....................it says on thier own site

    popcorn 89p and a large bottled coke and 1 pack haribo from lidl SORTED
  10. lady_muck's avatar
    I did not know that u could bring your own snacks that's hilarious all this time I've sneaking it In thinking I am getting a bargain
  11. lady_muck's avatar
    morgie

    It's just some people's version of living life on the edge



    that was me!!!!
  12. hsf93's avatar
    morgie

    Are you sure? MSE suggests it's still fine - … Are you sure? MSE suggests it's still fine - http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/deals/deals-hunter/2015/04/15/meerkat-movies-trick-2ish-gets-2for1-films-for-a-year/



    ​my bad, I assumed they took it off a while after as they no longer advertised travel insurance. apologies
  13. donz1979's avatar
    Think this is a great xmas gift idea!
  14. deleted651368's avatar
    in store where?
  15. deleted1251665's avatar
    Why is this a hot deal- it doesn't seem that cheap to me?
  16. lady_muck's avatar
    eslick

    Saw this advertised there yesterday thought the same, but then again a … Saw this advertised there yesterday thought the same, but then again a real hotukdealer would go on a Tuesday or Wednesday, take their own popcorn a quid a bag or less and still have a tenner



    Or even get the £1 per bag maltesers until you got enough for a ticket and sneak them in (re-sealed of course)

    My best night was the tic tac night cost me £1.60 and £1 candy King from Poundland (this was before Wilko went half price so don't be going at me! )
  17. TN567's avatar
    Lol why would u have to sneak chocolate in. Its not against the law to take in snacks or drinks, even popcorn doesnt have to be bought from there
  18. nbgrobbo's avatar
    shame the Bristol cineworld is so crap
  19. horizon-in's avatar
    muffin247

    they allow u to bring in your own snacks and … they allow u to bring in your own snacks and drinks.....................it says on thier own sitepopcorn 89p and a large bottled coke and 1 pack haribo from lidl SORTED


    Thank you... I always tried to sneak my snacks (_;)
  20. hsf93's avatar
    morgie

    Yup, if you want cheap cinema entry and are flexible, pay ~£2 for a one … Yup, if you want cheap cinema entry and are flexible, pay ~£2 for a one day travel insurance policy and get Meerkat Movies for the year for 2 for 1 tickets on those days. http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/compare-meerkat-2for1-tuesdays-wednesdays-1-37-for-a-year-2182387If you want a good deal for 3D showings and the flexibility of going at peak time, would normally buy or not turn your nose up at soft drinks and popcorn and happen to like Maltesers, then this giftbox may be just the thing. It's actually quite nice to give as a gift too, rather then keep for yourself



    ​they no longer accept travel insurance for the meerkat movies offer.
  21. morgie's avatar
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    hsf93

    ​they no longer accept travel insurance for the meerkat movies offer.



    Are you sure? MSE suggests it's still fine - moneysavingexpert.com/dea…ar/
  22. deleted1383363's avatar
    it's not available to buy yet. just tried buying on the website.
  23. morgie's avatar
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    annetteankrah

    it's not available to buy yet. just tried buying on the website.



    Showing as 'coming soon' online - thanks, I'll update the OP. They are available to buy in the cinemas.
  24. 220e's avatar
    hsf93

    I'd prefer to Netflix and Chill, it's cheaper, warmer and has a much … I'd prefer to Netflix and Chill, it's cheaper, warmer and has a much happier ending


  25. 220e's avatar
    220e


    Well, that's very useful, not. What has that got to do with the deal? Muppet
  26. W1zz's avatar
    Has anyone purchased these? Are they still available?

    http://www1.cineworld.co.uk/gifts/#

    Thinking of buying two of these as it would work out cheaper than paying a family of 5 price online (£68.23).
  27. W1zz's avatar
    The physical boxes are no longer available. I emailed them. Although the e-gift boxes are.

    https://www2.cineworld.co.uk/shop?category=ebox

    Select 'Christmas e-box'

    I was about to purchase these, but a second email to them confirmed that they aren't valid for IMAX movies.
  28. deleted484533's avatar
    It's so annoying that these only last 6 months, there's £20 down the drain.
  29. morgie's avatar
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    snatch_master

    It's so annoying that these only last 6 months, there's £20 down the … It's so annoying that these only last 6 months, there's £20 down the drain.



    Sorry to hear, but did mention it in the OP. I don't know if it's worth having a chat with your local cinema seeing if they'd offer any discount in exchange as an offer of good will?
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