You do not. It is where the concession stand is..funnypanks wrote: ↑Do you have to buy a ticket and go to the concession area to get them, or are they sold at the ticket booths?
Oh, the cinema closest to me requires a ticket to even reach the concession area. (Scotiabank Montreal)GenericMember wrote: ↑ You do not. It is where the concession stand is..
Oh then I stand corrected.. I've never been to a theatre that requires a ticket just to get at the concession.funnypanks wrote: ↑ Oh, the cinema closest to me requires a ticket to even reach the concession area. (Scotiabank Montreal)
Don’t bother at the forum, I remember needing a ticket to reach the concessions there as well.Ayapoikiekao wrote: ↑ I got the Aladdin Magic Carpet Ride + Nala + Simba for $19.99 last Saturday from Cineplex Scotiabank. I had a ticket because I watched a movie. I would have wanted Toy Story pops but they were out. I want to see other locations, but I don't want to waste my time if they wouldn't let me in.
Thanks!funnypanks wrote: ↑ Don’t bother at the forum, I remember needing a ticket to reach the concessions there as well.
That is madness. How can they turn good customers away from their astronomically overpriced concessions?funnypanks wrote: ↑ Don’t bother at the forum, I remember needing a ticket to reach the concessions there as well.
Weird. Every Cineplex I've been too requires ticket before concessionGenericMember wrote: ↑ Oh then I stand corrected.. I've never been to a theatre that requires a ticket just to get at the concession.
I have went to the concessions without a ticket before. All depends on the person taking/scanning the tickets. I find if you ask nicely and say “Please just going to the concession to buy ... if that’s ok with you” they will watch you like a hawk but will let you in.powderskull wrote: ↑ Weird. Every Cineplex I've been too requires ticket before concession
LolGenericMember wrote: ↑ That is madness. How can they turn good customers away from their astronomically overpriced concessions?
Mind blown.
