Re:Disney and Integrators versus Aggregators
by MereInterest on Tuesday October 13, 2020 @11:13AM
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Matinee showings tend to be around $6-8. $5 of snacks and per-mile total costs of around $0.40/mile, for a 10-mile round trip, still only bring that up to around $15-17.
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Re:Disney and Integrators versus Aggregators
by Spivak on Tuesday October 13, 2020 @11:22AM
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I like to think I live in a pretty affordable city and that just sounds insane to me. I can find $5 matinees of old movies on slow days but a new release will still cost me $12/ticket and $18/ticket on weekends. As for snacks I looked and the theater is currently running a special for $10 popcorn and a drink combo.
Re:Disney and Integrators versus Aggregators
by wolco2 on Tuesday October 13, 2020 @03:03PM
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A $10 popcorn and drink special. $18.00 dollar tickets.
That sounds like a very poor cost/value.
A sporting event, visit to a zoo offers so much more at that price point.
Re:Disney and Integrators versus Aggregators
by gowld on Tuesday October 13, 2020 @11:16AM
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Plus an hour of travel/prep time.
And matinee is cheap because it's an inconvenient time.
Re:Disney and Integrators versus Aggregators
by Jtsummers on Tuesday October 13, 2020 @03:18PM
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City matters. I lived in middle GA, matinee showings were $8 or so. And a theater had all-day matinee prices on Tuesdays (including for 3D and IMAX showings), so I saw a lot of movies on Tuesday evenings. But go north to Atlanta, and ticket prices pretty much doubled and you did not get a better theater experience for it.
Also, $5 snacks sounds like the cheapest snack they had. If you bought popcorn, it started at $6 or $8 for the small, even in middle GA.
Re:Disney and Integrators versus Aggregators
by galaxyLogic on Tuesday October 13, 2020 @11:20PM
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Well talk about beer in a hockey or football match