$5 Loews Movie Tickets

DaveJ412

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Just found a way to get $5 movie tickets or cheaper. This place is selling 5 movie tickets per book for $20, and $5 shipping, no matter how many books you buy. I think it's a limit of 6 though... books must be purchased by 9/30/02 and are valid for 1 year from the date of purchase.

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drti

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You can only order a maximum of 6 Picture Perfect Summer Packs per order.

you can always order up to 6 pack, so the shipping is less than 1/pack. that make 4.16/ticket. pretty good if you are a company and want to awards your employees. or if you have friends whom also would like to be in the deal.
 

MontyBurns

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For those wondering: The "date punched" ends up being the date you purchase the tickets. So you have a full year to use them. I've done this a few times. It's really a great deal, especially if you live in a larger city where new movies are often released "early" on Wednesday or Thursday.
 

BobbDole

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The Metreon in San Francisco is a Loews theater. And it's definately a hot deal in NYC, with those darn $10 tickets.
 

chrisjor

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Well I live in Cincinnati....we do not have Loews. This really sux. I have $20 worth of Loews Theater Gift Certificates and 2 Admission Passes (punched for April 2003) that I will sell to someone for $20.

This may be an inappropriate post but this thread is perfect for target audience!!!

The gift certificates were sent to me by a relative and the admission passes were obtained from a credit card promo. The admission passes have no restrictions ( I will double check and verify). PM if interested.
 

broadwayblue

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they have worked for me in manhattan with no problems. i walked in handed the cashier 3 of them and got 3 tickets to road to perdition the week it came out. hard to beat half price movies! i think i'll get some more.
 

bassx88

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I just got my passes yesterday. I noticed the back of them said something like "...except under contractual obligation" Anybody know what that's about? Well people have already posted about using them on new releases so I guess it's nothing to worry about. I hope I can watch 30 movies within a year...