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Topic: Ticket and popcorn prices
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Kenn Fong
Film Handler
Posts: 47
From: Oakland, CA 94610 USA
Registered: Aug 1999
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posted 06-24-2000 11:02 PM
Hello, I work at the Grand Lake Theatre in Oakland, California.Last week there was a big story in the San Jose Mercury-News because the AMC-Mercado went to $9/adult. In the San Francisco Bay Area, the usual price is around $8. The Sony Metreon charges $8.50, with a $5.50 matinee and $5.25 for seniors. We charge $7.50 for adults after 5, with children 2-14 and seniors at $5.00. Before 5, everyone is $5.00 For popcorn (no refills): small (30 oz) = $2.25 medium (85 oz) = $3.25 large (130 oz) = $4.00 For Cokes (no refills): small (16 oz) = $2.00 medium (24 oz) = $2.50 large (32 oz) = $3.00 Candies go from $1.25 (Hot Tamales) to $2.50 (Lindt Swiss Chocolate bars). What do you charge, and where is your theatre? Thanks! ------------------ Kenn Fong qwertyuiop.net The Screenwriters Home Page
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Russ Kress
Expert Film Handler
Posts: 202
From: Charleston, WV, USA
Registered: May 2000
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posted 06-25-2000 12:09 AM
Bargain Matinee: $4.50 Evening Adult: $7.00 Child and Senior:$4.50 (all day)Small Popcorn: $2.50 (46 oz bucket) Small drink: $2.25 (20 oz cup) Location: Charleston, WV Venue: First run/all stadium/all digital. http//www.ourshowtimes.com Russ
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Dustin Mitchell
Phenomenal Film Handler
Posts: 1865
From: Mondovi, WI, USA
Registered: Mar 2000
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posted 06-25-2000 09:31 AM
Adults after 6- 7 bucks Before 6- 4.50 Children under 12 and seniors- 4.50 Children 2 and under- freePopcorn (refills only on large): Small-2.85 Medium-3.30 Large-4.30 Pop (refills only on the large): Small (21 oz)-2.10 Medium (32 oz)-2.55 Large (44 oz)-2.80 Bottled water and Fruitopia- 2.40 Nachos- 3.45 Small Candy (Skittle, M&M's, etc)-1.95 Large Candy (Twizzles, box of Butterfingers, etc.) 2.30 Large Combo Special large cup (44 oz), large popcorn and patrons choice of large candy-7.75 Kidie Combo special cardboard box with fruit snack, tiny drink, and about a scoops worth of popcorn-3.35 Carmike Cinemas Oakwood 12 Eau Claire, Wisconsin
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Sean M. Grimes
Expert Film Handler
Posts: 247
From: Lunenburg, MA
Registered: Apr 2000
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posted 06-25-2000 02:49 PM
ok are you ready for this?central New York location. $6.00 matinee adults $8.25 night adults $5.50 for children and seniors all the time $2.49,$2.99,$3.49,$4.49 kiddie through large soda $2.99,$3.49,$4.49,$5.49 kiddie through large popcorn candy anywhere from $1.09 to $3.49 a bag. this area is not that well off economicaly. pricing should be done by market not a single price for different markets through five states.
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Ky Boyd
Hey I'm #23
Posts: 314
From: Santa Rosa, CA, USA
Registered: Jun 99
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posted 06-25-2000 03:23 PM
Kenn,We are an arthouse in Santa Rosa (5 screens - anywhere from 5 to 8 titles per week). Adults - $7.50 Seniors (55+) and Kids (12 and under) - $4.50 1st matinee of day $4.50 Tuesday is bargain day - $4.50 all seats all shows - around here we call it cheapskate day as the percap dives as well. We also have a passport or discount card - 5 admissions for $27 paid in advance - good anytime except Friday and Sat. after 6:00pm. Popcorn: 85 oz - $3.25 130 oz - $3.75 170 oz - $4.25 We are the only theatre in the county that uses real butter on our popcorn. Soda: 22 oz - 2.75 32 oz - 3.25 44 oz - 4.25 Haagen Daz and Ben & Jerry's Ice cream bars - $3.00 Bagel Dogs - $3.50 Cookies - baked fresh locally by a local baker - $2.00 Candy $1.50/$2.00/$2.50/$3.00 Bottled Water (spring and mineral) $1.75 Smoothies (strawberry banana & mocha capucino) $3.50/16 oz. Coffee/Tea - $1.50/12 oz. Latte/Mocha/Cap - $3.00/16 oz. Italian Soda - $2.75/22 oz. Our prices tend to be lower than our competitions (The most outrageous is $5.50 for a 170 oz popcorn at the new 14 plex - all stadium & digital). We don't have a kiddie or combo deal - which annoys some of our senior customers. Our percap hovers around $1.50 - we are trying to get it to $1.65 but the mix of movies we are playing greatly affects the per cap. By the way, how are things at the Grand Lake - its a great theatre. Ky Boyd Rialto Cinemas Lakeside
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Paul Powers
Film Handler
Posts: 14
From: Marin, CA
Registered: Jan 2000
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posted 06-25-2000 04:06 PM
Well I have some high prices.. Adults 8.50 Senior/child/bargain 5.50 (Most other theatres in area are at 8.00/5.00) The Pop 2.75/3.75/4.50(lg has 1 refill) The Soda 2.75/3.25/3.50(lg has 1 refill) This is at the big single screen in Marin County.
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Kenn Fong
Film Handler
Posts: 47
From: Oakland, CA 94610 USA
Registered: Aug 1999
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posted 06-25-2000 07:37 PM
I forgot to mention we sell all-beef hot-dogs (4 oz) for $2.50, but no nachos. Roger, the manager, told me the night janitors threatened to revolt if we got nachos.No ice cream here either. But we just added cheese-filled hot pretzels, which are a big hit. To Ky and everyone else, when you come to visit, introduce yourself. I work Friday to Monday at the theatre and temp elsewhere the rest. I'm sure Stephan, the shop steward, Randy, and Justin (our 100% union operators) would be pleased to meet you. kenn ------------------ Kenn Fong qwertyuiop.net The Screenwriters Home Page
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Scott D. Neff
Theatre Dork
Posts: 919
From: San Francisco, CA
Registered: Oct 1999
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posted 06-25-2000 10:35 PM
My theatre is the highest priced of all 10 of our locations.All shows starting before 6pm: $4.50 GENERAL ADMISSION: $7.50 CHILD 3-11 / SENIORS 62+ = $4.50 BARGAIN TUESDAY: $3.00 or $4.50 or FULL PRICE depending on studio restrictions. Our snack bar prices are the same for ALL 10 of our theatres, give or take a quarter here and there on the Large Popcorns. SOFT DRINKS (Pepsi) SMALL (16oz) $2.00 MEDIUM (24oz) $2.75 LARGE (32oz) $3.00 Free Refill(s) POPCORN (Canola Oil-Butter FLAVOR) SMALL (46oz) $2.50 MEDIUM (85oz) $3.25 LARGE (130oz) $3.75 Free Refill(s) CANDY SMALL (Hot Tamales, Whoppers) $1.50 MEDIUM (M&M, Milkd Duds) $2.00 LARGE (Red Vine, BIG Jr. Mints) $2.50 MOVIE PACK Tray of Popcorn, Reese's Pieces, 12oz Soda $3.50 HOT DOGS (Turkey - less wrinkly) $2.75 OCEAN SPRAY 12oz can juice $2.00 Crystal Geyser Spring Water = $2.00 I think that's it... I'll post again if I forgot anything. BTW - My theatre is in Fairfax California, a 4 screen -- about 15 minutes from that crazy high priced Single Screen in Marin - $8.50???!!? What are they thinkin???
------------------ Scott D. Neff ---------------- www.cinema-west.com
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Mike Blakesley
Film God
Posts: 12767
From: Forsyth, Montana
Registered: Jun 99
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posted 06-26-2000 12:52 PM
We're in a small town so our prices tend to be lower. Adult - $5.25 High-school kids (with discount card) - $4.50 if they don't have the discount card, they pay adult price Child (under 12) - $3.50 Popcorn: Ranges from $1.00 (24oz buttered) to $3.50 (160 oz. buttered) We charge the same whether they want butter or not. Sodapop: 75¢ (16 oz) to $1.75 (44 oz) We also sell bottled water for 75¢. Candy runs from $1.00 to $2.50 with a smattering of small kid-type items (tootsie rolls, etc) for 50¢. I would dearly love to be able to get the prices some of you are charging! It just seems traditional that small towns have lower prices (we don't show many movies on the break, but we're only about 3 to 4 weeks behind the break, usually.)
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Sara Serine Orton
Film Handler
Posts: 32
From: Moscow, Idaho, USA
Registered: Nov 1999
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posted 06-27-2000 01:02 PM
Admission - $2 Popcorn - $1 (refill all you want per show) Candy - $.60 Water - $.50 Candy and Water Combo - $1If you haven't all ready guessed this a second run university theater. It's in the Unviersity of Idaho Borah theater in Moscow, Idaho. http://www.asui.uidaho.edu/movies We do alot of business during the school year. There are no other cheap movie houses in the area.
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