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Cineworld Unlimited CardNewest Review: ... easy as possible. I did my application online and it made the process simple. The form is filled out and you upload a picture of yourself to the application page which is then posted to you on a card as proof of membership. You have to pay by direct debit and the forms are filled out there and then and all take care of themselves. the card takes about three working days to arrive but in the ... more |
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by - written on 04/11/09 (Very useful, 46 readings)
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I've been using the Cineworld card for a couple of months now. If you're a regular cinema goer, and you have a Cineworld near to you then it's a definite way of saving money and bringing your film viewing costs down. I work it out that if I make more than two trips to the cinema a month, then it's already paid for itself near where I live. It costs £13.50 a month and it's fairly easy to do. If you're one of the unfortunate few who live in London near to Leicester Square or Haymarket then you won't be able to use it at that price, but even then if you pay £16.50 instead then you will be able to. The set up and maintenance is made as easy as ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/10/09 (Very useful, 84 readings)
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Me and my Boyfriend decided to get the Unlimited card when we started going to the cinema most Friday nights. It was costing us as least £13.80 a week before sweeties, or £55.20 a month so it doesn't take a Genius to figure out we'd be saving about 50% with the Unlimited card. My boyfriend was a bit reluctant at first, but when I pointed out we only needed to see 2 movies a month to break even with it he decided it was worth a shot - mumbling we wouldn't see more than 4 movies over the month. The idea behind Cineworlds Unlimited Card is pretty simple. You pay £13.50 a month (Or £16.50 for London Cinemas) and for that you can go and see as many films as you ... Read the complete review
by - written on 20/09/09 (Very useful, 98 readings)
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The Cineworld Unlimited card. What a great idea for cinema goers. In a previous career, I used to get quite a few days off with my colleagues and we would generally go to the cinema and then for food. This started to prove expensive for a while, until one of my colleagues suggested the unlimited card. Having no idea what one was, I asked the question of a staff member at our next cinema trip. I was informed that for a fee of £11.99 a month, I could see as many films as I wanted. Pretty simple really. I signed up there and then and it was a very simple process. A quick form to fill in, pose for a picture and wait. After a short period, I was handed a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 03/07/09 (Very useful, 376 readings)
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The following is based on my experience of the Cineworld Unlimited card at the Falkirk and Glasgow cinemas in Scotland. I first signed up to Cineworld's unlimited card scheme in November 2007 and was delighted with it. For £11.99 a month I could watch as many films in the month as I wanted and there were no catches other than I couldn't go to certain Cineworld cinemas in London West End (I believe the deal that includes these is £16.50 a month). At the time ticket prices were around £6.20 so going twice in the month would save pennies but any more visits and you are looking at decent savings. The first day I was going to see Beowolf 3d which had ... Read the complete review
by - written on 02/07/09 (Very useful, 89 readings)
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Most people like to watch a movie from time to time but if you are someone who likes to go every week then the Cineworld Unlimited Card might be the something for you! The Cineworld Unlimited Card is just that! It lets you watch unlimited films at almost any Cineworld Cinema in the UK (excluding Chelsea, Fulham Road, Haymarket and Shaftsbury Avenue) for £13.50 per month but when you sign up to the card you are committing yourself for one year minimum and then you must give one months notice to terminate your card. You can also buy the unlimited card as a gift to a friend or loved one for £162.00 or £198.00 if you want to include Chelsea, Fulham ... Read the complete review

