Superheroes busy fighting villains, not inflation apparently
Totallyreadit on
$15 tickets. L popcorn, $12.49. Candy is $6.49 each. $9.49 for a large soda. Assuming you’d only get all that with another person, it’d be for each of you. So 1 movie is about $74.45.
Nostrapapas on
I took my son to see the Mario Galaxy movie and it cost me $80 for the two of us after tickets, drinks and food.
LightKnight356 on
I still can’t wrap my head around the fact that people pay around a $60-80 bill for a theater when our local chain charges maybe a lil over 30 for the same thing (2 tickets, two drinks, one large popcorn, free refills and outside candy allowed as long as it’s single size)
cwx149 on
He only buys 1 ticket too because she explicitly sneaks in
baylithe on
Used to be a manager at a movie theater. Tickets prices depend on what screen you’re seeing the movie in. 3D, DLX, ect, and if Hollywood decided to add the $1 Blockbuster fee. Anything from $16 to $22 a ticket. Drinks were $7.80 or $8.50. Popcorn was $8.95 or $10.15. We also had a full bar and restaurant with very mid but very overpriced food. Went to Universal last week and laughed that the food and drinks were cheaper there. But yeah movie theaters make their money on F&B.
dot_exe- on
I routinely pay $100 for two people at the movies. That said it’s an incredible 21 an over only theater that is worth every penny
Admiralspandy on
He bought a lot of stupidly expensive snacks.
ViaMoon on
Dispatch. Twilight for men.
Frostsorrow on
For 2 people that’s a cheap amount. Tickets here, regular seats not D-Box or anything, ~$20/each, regular popcorn $15, regular drink $12. Now add on taxes and you’ve got yourself a $100+ night out for 2.
remnault on
I don’t get anything other than the ticket and maaaybe the bucket if it’s a cool one.
Otherwise, I could just spend that $18 I would have spent on popcorn on a whole ass nice meal for that much beforehand.
VacaDLuffy on
this is why i go on Tuesdays. tickets cost me 6 bucks instead of 15
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Superheroes busy fighting villains, not inflation apparently
$15 tickets. L popcorn, $12.49. Candy is $6.49 each. $9.49 for a large soda. Assuming you’d only get all that with another person, it’d be for each of you. So 1 movie is about $74.45.
I took my son to see the Mario Galaxy movie and it cost me $80 for the two of us after tickets, drinks and food.
I still can’t wrap my head around the fact that people pay around a $60-80 bill for a theater when our local chain charges maybe a lil over 30 for the same thing (2 tickets, two drinks, one large popcorn, free refills and outside candy allowed as long as it’s single size)
He only buys 1 ticket too because she explicitly sneaks in
Used to be a manager at a movie theater. Tickets prices depend on what screen you’re seeing the movie in. 3D, DLX, ect, and if Hollywood decided to add the $1 Blockbuster fee. Anything from $16 to $22 a ticket. Drinks were $7.80 or $8.50. Popcorn was $8.95 or $10.15. We also had a full bar and restaurant with very mid but very overpriced food. Went to Universal last week and laughed that the food and drinks were cheaper there. But yeah movie theaters make their money on F&B.
I routinely pay $100 for two people at the movies. That said it’s an incredible 21 an over only theater that is worth every penny
He bought a lot of stupidly expensive snacks.
Dispatch. Twilight for men.
For 2 people that’s a cheap amount. Tickets here, regular seats not D-Box or anything, ~$20/each, regular popcorn $15, regular drink $12. Now add on taxes and you’ve got yourself a $100+ night out for 2.
I don’t get anything other than the ticket and maaaybe the bucket if it’s a cool one.
Otherwise, I could just spend that $18 I would have spent on popcorn on a whole ass nice meal for that much beforehand.
this is why i go on Tuesdays. tickets cost me 6 bucks instead of 15