Few things can beat watching a good movie with family, both at the theater and at home. Hollywood is getting more family conscious and producing more movies for general audiences so the selection is better than in times past.
If you're not sure about a certain movie's content, go online and do your research. The rating is not always reliable, but they give at least some kind of indication. It's hard to believe that certain movies are rated PG.
Movies, like most everything else in life, are not as affordable as they used to be. In most cities, the cost of tickets for adults ranges anywhere in between $7 and $10, and children's tickets go for only about $2 less. Students can use a valid school ID to receive a discount.
You will pay more or less depending on what time you go to the theater. Most theaters offer a matinee discount of several dollars if you catch the afternoon showings. Matinees are showings taking place prior to 5PM.
Some theaters also have super value days when you get matinee prices all day. Super value days are usually on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, the typically slower days for them. Too bad that one can't go at a specific time and get discounts on food items at the concession stand.
Most cities offer a dollar movie theater and others that sell tickets for a lower price. The movies shown are regular feature films, but they are usually shown with a few weeks delay. Waiting for a few weeks is not too bad if you can save a nice bundle and still have fun.
You'll probably also save money on popcorn, candy and drinks but perhaps have to forgo some comforts like stadium seating. Most discount movies are shown in the older theaters and may not be as plush as the modern ones.
Drive-ins are still open in some cities, and offer a special night of fun for everyone. Some offer first run movies at a discount or even allow the entire carload to get in for one price. Drive-in movies are great for families, since you can bring your own food along and even sit outside the car on a lounge chair if you prefer. It's great to bring your own chairs and be able to get out of the car.
Drive-in movies are making a comeback in pools and parks. Free movies and popcorn are becoming a common thing to find at pools and parks. Families can sit in the pool or lounge outside the water, and still watch the movie.
Have a movie night at home for the family. Go a little farther than just renting a movie, and create a movie theater atmosphere. Pop some popcorn for the aroma and darken the room. With a DVD, you're in control and can schedule an intermission for bathroom breaks and snacks of pickles, candy and ice cream in addition to the popcorn.
If you join a movie club, you can rent movies at a cheaper price and get them in the mail. Finish one and they'll mail you another one. Families can enjoy selecting the movies together. Watching a movie together can be fun for the whole family, and you won't have to worry about being able to afford it.
If you're not sure about a certain movie's content, go online and do your research. The rating is not always reliable, but they give at least some kind of indication. It's hard to believe that certain movies are rated PG.
Movies, like most everything else in life, are not as affordable as they used to be. In most cities, the cost of tickets for adults ranges anywhere in between $7 and $10, and children's tickets go for only about $2 less. Students can use a valid school ID to receive a discount.
You will pay more or less depending on what time you go to the theater. Most theaters offer a matinee discount of several dollars if you catch the afternoon showings. Matinees are showings taking place prior to 5PM.
Some theaters also have super value days when you get matinee prices all day. Super value days are usually on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, the typically slower days for them. Too bad that one can't go at a specific time and get discounts on food items at the concession stand.
Most cities offer a dollar movie theater and others that sell tickets for a lower price. The movies shown are regular feature films, but they are usually shown with a few weeks delay. Waiting for a few weeks is not too bad if you can save a nice bundle and still have fun.
You'll probably also save money on popcorn, candy and drinks but perhaps have to forgo some comforts like stadium seating. Most discount movies are shown in the older theaters and may not be as plush as the modern ones.
Drive-ins are still open in some cities, and offer a special night of fun for everyone. Some offer first run movies at a discount or even allow the entire carload to get in for one price. Drive-in movies are great for families, since you can bring your own food along and even sit outside the car on a lounge chair if you prefer. It's great to bring your own chairs and be able to get out of the car.
Drive-in movies are making a comeback in pools and parks. Free movies and popcorn are becoming a common thing to find at pools and parks. Families can sit in the pool or lounge outside the water, and still watch the movie.
Have a movie night at home for the family. Go a little farther than just renting a movie, and create a movie theater atmosphere. Pop some popcorn for the aroma and darken the room. With a DVD, you're in control and can schedule an intermission for bathroom breaks and snacks of pickles, candy and ice cream in addition to the popcorn.
If you join a movie club, you can rent movies at a cheaper price and get them in the mail. Finish one and they'll mail you another one. Families can enjoy selecting the movies together. Watching a movie together can be fun for the whole family, and you won't have to worry about being able to afford it.
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