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In response to "You get a movie tickets for $6.49?" by Guigue

Heh. AMC pricing in the area is that the first show for a given screen is the cheapest ticket price. Typically $6.49-$6.99

Posted by JD (aka Jason Dean) Apr 30 '15, 10:21

Got kind of lucky that this particular theater doesn't have a first show on this screen until 1130.

I've been know to see movies at 9AM to take advantage of this pricing.

What I can't wrap my head around is that my brother has a ticket @ 6.99 for an AMC about 10 miles away (Orange vs Fullerton) for a 10 AM show and that's just a normal 2D, non-reserved screen.

I keep dreading that the prices are some type of introductory pricing and by then they'll have me hooked....

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So it's a new AMC location then? -- nm - con_carne Apr 30, 10:24 1
- Re-done. The AMC 20 in Fullerton has been converted recliners / reserved seats on one side with a lobby bar and then Cinema Suites and Fork&Dine - JD Apr 30, 10:34

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Heh. AMC pricing in the area is that the first show for a given screen is the cheapest ticket price. Typically $6.49-$6.99

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