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David Stambaugh
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 - posted 07-30-2002 07:11 PM      Profile for David Stambaugh   Author's Homepage   Email David Stambaugh   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Regal has a limit of 10 credits per day per membership card.

5 extra credits are awarded with each paid admission on Tuesdays.


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Ken Lackner
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Why Teusday??

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Adam Martin
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Historically, Tuesday is the slowest day in the industry.

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David Stambaugh
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I used the Crown Club card today for the first time. They rounded the admission credits DOWN, not up. So a $4.25 admission earns you 4 credits, not 5 as they told me when I signed up. ACK!

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Darryl Spicer
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That makes sense, now I wonder wich way they would go if it was $4.50.

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Christopher Duvall
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It rounds up at the $0.50 mark...


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Jeff Akin
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It really is a good program. There's the 5 point extra Tuesdays and the Free Popcorn Thursdays...just for using your RCC card on a Thursday for a Thursday show gets you a free small popcorn.

At the $.50 mark it rounds up.

Once the IBM POS machines hit concession, they will eventually be good in concessions.

It has been out in Vegas and Cleveland for about a year, and now here in the NW. Eventually, it'll be good at any Regal, Edwards, or UA in the country.

Personally, I'm looking forward to the program.


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Kenneth Wuepper
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SPECIALS !!!

The Court Theatre in Saginaw, Michigan offers two 'special night' price breaks.

Monday Madness! The sign next to the ticket window reads
2 Admission tickets (usually $2 ea)
2 Medium Sodas (usually $2.50 ea)
1 LARGE Popcorn (usually $3.50)
ALL FOR THE PRICE OF $10.00

The box office person issues two admission tickets and a numbered red ticket which is redeemed at the concession for the food items.

Thus far we get about 10% of the Monday admissions as Madness specials.

The red tickets are exchanged by concession at the end of the shift for $6 each from the box office cash. Concession rings them as "specials".

The second is a senior special on Wednesday nights where you can take $1 off any special from the menu board. About 15% of attendees take advantage of this offer.

KEN



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David Stambaugh
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Jeff, I actually think the frequent moviegoer card is a great idea. It will influence where I go to see movies, as long as their overall presentation quality remains high. If the presentation wasn't any good, the freebies would be of no interest to me...

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Martin Brooks
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Don't complain about movie prices. Here in NYC (at least in Manhattan), virtually every single theatre charges $10 for admission, day and night.

In the outer boroughs, you might be able to get in for as little as $5.75 before 5pm in a few theatres, but at night, it's at least $9.00.

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