EDIT 29/9/17 - use code DOUBLE to take 15% off so 3 Tickets for £12.75 Love going to the cinema but they can be soo expensive, so thought this offer was a great way to grab a cheap visit (or visits).
They are valid for over a month from now until 8th Oct & you can buy 1 additional as a gift, so why not treat your friends / family & have share a cheap night out.
Cinema lovers can nab three 2D tickets to see Hollywood’s latest releases. Valid for standard seating at screenings until 8th October, tickets can be used for 2D films at over 100 locations across the UK. Tickets can be used in one visit or spread across multiple trips to the big screen. To find the nearest ODEON cinema, click HERE
How it Works Purchase a Groupon offer
You will be emailed a voucher which includes a unique code for each of the tickets. Each Groupon code/barcode can only be used once regardless of redemption method.
These codes can be redeemed at the box office or online HERE. Either print off your voucher and present the barcode at the ticket counter, or enter the voucher code on the Odeon website when booking your seats to enjoy your film
Film restrictions: Not valid for American Made between 1-7 Sep, IT between 8-21 Sep, Victoria & Abdul between 15-28 Sep, Kingsman, Blade Runner and Lego Ninjago at any time.
All comments (62)
pinkchick1987
1 Sep 17#1
Bit sneaky that they always sell them in 3s so you have to buy 2 lots to make an even number!
rugbymike to pinkchick1987
1 Sep 17#2
Everybody has a gooseberry friend :stuck_out_tongue:
intime to rugbymike
1 Sep 17#8
And if you think your group of friends don't, you probably that gooseberry
RiKx to rugbymike
13 Sep 17#49
Unless you are the gooseberry :cry:
moob to pinkchick1987
5 Sep 17#46
Even sneakier if they sold them in 2s and I needed 3, or maybe 9...
pinkchick1987 to moob
5 Sep 17#48
The majority of people will need them in 2s, so defo sneakier this way!
reindeer333
1 Sep 17#3
"Film restrictions: Not valid for American Made between 1-7 Sep, IT between 8-21 Sep, Victoria & Abdul between 15-28 Sep, Kingsman, Blade Runner and Lego Ninjago at any time."
^^Make sure you are aware of that ^^
wishihadadonkey to reindeer333
1 Sep 17#4
Yes, already in the OP :smile:
reindeer333 to wishihadadonkey
1 Sep 17#6
Apologies, did not see that.
Slowpoke1 to reindeer333
1 Sep 17#20
What else is there to see
hass123 to reindeer333
1 Sep 17#27
I'll give this deal heat for the effort and that the tickets are cheap, but what is the point of this if the anticipated films are excluded?
gravesend46 to hass123
2 Sep 17#38
For me, my daughter goes back to school on Wednesday, today was the only day I could take her and it would have cost me £18.25 in the south-east and we wanted to see a film that wasn't on any of the exclusion. So we got in for £15 and I still have one voucher left I might use Monday for Dunkirk seeing as no-one else in my family wants to see it, so works out as a bargain for me.
sjr1974uk to reindeer333
27 Sep 17#58
We watched IT on 22nd September (great film made my missus jump a few times haha)....... but when we went to book online it said code invalid.
Anyway if this happens to you just pop into Odeon and a supervisor overrides it and we got to see IT on a Friday night for £10 (saved us a tenner!) at the new Bournemouth Odeon which is lush!
Thanks Op :thumbsup:
ben1979
1 Sep 17#5
Personally, if Odeon is your local cinema of choice, and you are considering this? Then the limitless deal for £17.99 a month(outside of central london) is a better deal. No restriction as above, can be used for any 2D screening as many times as you want in a month. You just have to ask yourself if you think you will get £17.99 worth of viewings a month? I have had limitless for over 18 months now, and sadly, being a bit of a movie geek know exactly how many times I have used limitless. I have more than got my £17.99 a months worth! Unless of course, you plan on taking 3 people to the same screening. But then Odeon do cheap mondays, all 2d screenings are greatly reduced(example - american made this coming monday is £3.50 in my local Odeon!)
Other cinemas, like Cineworld do their own version called unlimited.
Both offer discounts on food/drink etc as well as other perks. Every little helps!
Tsung to ben1979
1 Sep 17#14
Just be aware, the minimum term for limitless is 12 months. I've been tempted by this many times, but been put off by the minimum term. If it was 3 or maybe 6 months I'd sign up and try it out.
Oneday77 to Tsung
1 Sep 17#15
The thing is what is there to try out? It not like you can't try the Cinema beforehand. All you need to decide is if you will go to the cinema on average twice a month or more. If so you're quids in. Lesser terms would probably cost more as people would buy for Summer and Christmas releases then stop.
amour3k to ben1979
5 Sep 17#44
Ohhhhhhhh yeh, true!, hehehehe.
Thanx for that 'gentle' reminder?, lol. :-D
trivium to ben1979
27 Sep 17#54
can I use limitless for a month and then cancel?
ben1979 to trivium
27 Sep 17#56
Unfortunately not, it is a minimum 12 month term. I spoke to staff in my local odeon last night, who said they have been made aware by customers that if there was a trial, to give this a go they feel it would be abused. Much like how people create new accounts for free google play for 3 months, or free amazon prime. I can see their point too.
LeahsMintytoutou
1 Sep 17#7
I don't get this.. at my odeon all tickets are £4.. (it is a bit run down maybe that's why :thinking:
M1LFHunter
1 Sep 17#9
You can give the tickets away, I'll never go to an Odeon to wade through he popcorn or get stuck to the chairs.
sempai106
1 Sep 17#10
Use code YKHADHEA for 20% off
Mattytc to sempai106
1 Sep 17#22
:disappointed:
Destard
1 Sep 17#11
That's a lot of restricted movies. Sounds like pretty much all the big movies that would fall into the timeframe of this deal.
DannGo
1 Sep 17#12
Crap deal with the movie restrictions, in my opinion.
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Opening post
Love going to the cinema but they can be soo expensive, so thought this offer was a great way to grab a cheap visit (or visits).
They are valid for over a month from now until 8th Oct & you can buy 1 additional as a gift, so why not treat your friends / family & have share a cheap night out.
Cinema lovers can nab three 2D tickets to see Hollywood’s latest releases. Valid for standard seating at screenings until 8th October, tickets can be used for 2D films at over 100 locations across the UK. Tickets can be used in one visit or spread across multiple trips to the big screen. To find the nearest ODEON cinema, click HERE
How it Works
Purchase a Groupon offer
You will be emailed a voucher which includes a unique code for each of the tickets. Each Groupon code/barcode can only be used once regardless of redemption method.
These codes can be redeemed at the box office or online HERE. Either print off your voucher and present the barcode at the ticket counter, or enter the voucher code on the Odeon website when booking your seats to enjoy your film
Film restrictions: Not valid for American Made between 1-7 Sep, IT between 8-21 Sep, Victoria & Abdul between 15-28 Sep, Kingsman, Blade Runner and Lego Ninjago at any time.
All comments (62)
^^Make sure you are aware of that ^^
Anyway if this happens to you just pop into Odeon and a supervisor overrides it and we got to see IT on a Friday night for £10 (saved us a tenner!) at the new Bournemouth Odeon which is lush!
Thanks Op :thumbsup:
I have had limitless for over 18 months now, and sadly, being a bit of a movie geek know exactly how many times I have used limitless. I have more than got my £17.99 a months worth! Unless of course, you plan on taking 3 people to the same screening. But then Odeon do cheap mondays, all 2d screenings are greatly reduced(example - american made this coming monday is £3.50 in my local Odeon!)
Other cinemas, like Cineworld do their own version called unlimited.
Both offer discounts on food/drink etc as well as other perks. Every little helps!
All you need to decide is if you will go to the cinema on average twice a month or more. If so you're quids in.
Lesser terms would probably cost more as people would buy for Summer and Christmas releases then stop.
Thanx for that 'gentle' reminder?, lol. :-D
:disappointed: