As I'm sure most of you aware Vue have run the Super Tuesday deal (1/3 off tickets on Tuesdays) for a while now but that has now changed. It's been moved to Monday and has a new price of £3.99 outside of London or £4.99 in London. It's the same process as old Super Tuesday deal, so go to the website enter in a few details and they will email you a code which you bring in on you next visit to get the reduced price. Super Tuesday will be running in tandem with Super Monday for a few weeks during the crossover period. Some sites have had the deal already but now it's fine nationwide. Hope this helps!!
33 comments
damianrowe1982
6 Sep 17#26
Is there anyway to book seats or use this offer without paying the £1.50 booking fee. Just tried it online now and tickets were £3.99 but it wanted £1.50 booking fee which should really able to be avoided. Anyone know. ??
cheekster to damianrowe1982
7 Sep 17#28
Only if you pop into the cinema and book tickets can you avoid the online booking charge. :angry:
FrugalFergal
6 Sep 17#23
A £1 surcharge for London is very reasonable but how can my local Vue in London (West Hampstead) charge £14.29 for regular and £17.29 for VIP seats on all other days?
janner66
6 Sep 17#22
Thanks. I wasn't aware of this. I have been buying my tickets from CSSC for £5.50 (although I could go anytime) so this is cheaper. Will give it a try. :smile:
gamzino_major
6 Sep 17#20
I wish Vue would offer an unltd pass like cineworld..
woldranger to gamzino_major
6 Sep 17#21
Personally, if I had wishes, I'd aim a little higher :wink:
HankHandsome to gamzino_major
7 Sep 17#29
I've asked this question a couple of times a year for the past decade and each time the response is "We'll pass on this suggestion to our team" which, translated, means "No, we've got no plans on ever introducing one".
Anyway, just had it confirmed by VUE that the £3.99 price is fixed for 2D films at all participating cinemas for Super Monday.
rabbitmoon
6 Sep 17#19
Sadly I don't think this is acccurate, the price must be a "from" price and varies according to cinema, film and showtime. I couldn't find a performance at Exeter on a monday for less than £6.49 using the code.
Pandamansays
5 Sep 17#17
My local cinema is £4 all tickets anyway, but I know it's not that price everywhere, so sounds like a good deal.
goldenboot
5 Sep 17#16
£4 all day every day in cardiff. Price match against the premier cinema chain.
HankHandsome
5 Sep 17#11
I'll be interested to see if this is a fixed £3.99 price or if it's based on what each individual cinema charges for their regular tickets.
JamesReynolds to HankHandsome
5 Sep 17#13
As far as I am aware it is a fixed £3.99 or £4.99. They trailed it in a few sights before going nationwide and that's what happened then so it's fairly safe to assume it will carry over now.
HankHandsome to JamesReynolds
5 Sep 17#15
That's good to know. I have to go to the VUE in Romford to get it down to £3.99 because they only charge £5.99 for their regular tickets.
The VUE nearer to me charges £8.99 for the regular tickets so the Super Tuesday price only comes down to £5.99
If they have to charge £3.99 then it'll save me an hour's bus ride :smile:
cheekster to JamesReynolds
7 Sep 17#27
That's great news as my local (60 miles away from London!) was charging £7.99 for Super Saver Tuesday tickets.
Previously most Vue cinemas bar maybe a dozen offered Super Saver Tuesday whilst the dozen or so cinemas instead offered the same deal on a Monday. So, are Vue switching all of their cinemas to Monday as their saver day on ticket prices? As posted earlier, that will then mean Mon-Wed can be cheap(er) days for visiting Vue if you have access to Meerkats.
Win Win Win :grin:
Spida-pig
5 Sep 17#9
Does this only allow one person in the party discount or can it be used on more than one.
TheMan_Aman to Spida-pig
5 Sep 17#10
Can be used more then once. I've used it on 3 people on Monday. Has to be on the same transaction though i believe.
JamesReynolds to Spida-pig
5 Sep 17#12
You'll get the one code the use as many times as you like, it works on up to 10 tickets at a time.
larionds
5 Sep 17#8
least its cheaper then anything else in london! bloody sad that some areas a pint cost more
HereKittyKitty
5 Sep 17#4
This is brilliant news. Now you can get cheap tickets on a Monday and 2-for-1 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays with Meerkat Movies
jukkie
5 Sep 17#1
I love that it's more expensive in London, as those of us that live here with the higher cost of living clearly have more money to spend...
woldranger to jukkie
5 Sep 17#2
Really? That's good then. Personally, I love that is cheaper for me not being in London. Everyone's a winner....
amour3k to woldranger
6 Sep 17#18
Sarcasm, and irony, classic!, loooool.
DUNOEboutTENG to jukkie
5 Sep 17#3
Cost of running a business is also more in London...so maybe that extra quid is justified
vultan999 to jukkie
5 Sep 17#5
Many salaries are literally double those outside London for doing the same job...
jukkie to vultan999
6 Sep 17#25
Many? No. Obviously there are a few, but a massive amount of people in London are on minimum wage.
Daniel.Ridao to jukkie
5 Sep 17#6
And probably earn more money
wilf1234 to jukkie
5 Sep 17#7
erh.....
Move then!
Daniel.Ridao to wilf1234
8 Sep 17#30
No, because I don't complain about it. That is the difference.
condemmedman to jukkie
5 Sep 17#14
go outside London and watch then
sheppski to jukkie
6 Sep 17#24
Well clearly not as you choose to go on budget day
EstherArlanzon to jukkie
23 Sep 17#31
Maybe it is not more expensive in London . That's just the normal price offer and it is just cheaper outside London. No need to cry for a pound.
jukkie to EstherArlanzon
24 Sep 17#32
I'm not crying you muppet, merely pointing out that it's unfair to bump the price up for people in London when a lot of them are no better off than those outside London...
Daniel.Ridao to jukkie
26 Sep 17#33
tough luck, and that is whining no matter how you look at it :smile:
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Anyway, just had it confirmed by VUE that the £3.99 price is fixed for 2D films at all participating cinemas for Super Monday.
The VUE nearer to me charges £8.99 for the regular tickets so the Super Tuesday price only comes down to £5.99
If they have to charge £3.99 then it'll save me an hour's bus ride :smile:
Previously most Vue cinemas bar maybe a dozen offered Super Saver Tuesday whilst the dozen or so cinemas instead offered the same deal on a Monday. So, are Vue switching all of their cinemas to Monday as their saver day on ticket prices? As posted earlier, that will then mean Mon-Wed can be cheap(er) days for visiting Vue if you have access to Meerkats.
Win Win Win :grin:
Obviously there are a few, but a massive amount of people in London are on minimum wage.
Move then!