How much do you pay for seeing movie in a cinema?

[wereout4050]

Here on the East Coast of the USA it cost about $10 for a movie ticket. The snacks cost more now than they did last year. It's like $6 for a large popcorn now, and $3-$4 for a box of Junior Mints.

I really love the movies, so I don't mind as much.

~ Juli

[riot]

anywhere from $5.50 to $11, depending what time you go and what theater you go to.

[cazcaz]

My local cinema is £6.50 (about $13) for an adult, £5.50 ($11) for a student.
But in cities it's sky high. When I go to Manchester to see a movie it costs about £8.00. Eek.

[Sikorka]

In Poland we pay $9/10 (adults) and $7 (students)

[xxlh2011xx]

when we go during the day its like 5.50 and after 5 its like 6-7$ and for snacks its like 10$ just for a large icee and nachos so when my family goes to watch a movie we end up paying like more then 50$ in total

[grobanite19]

At the theater go 2, it's $2.50 during the day and $4.50 @ night! It's pretty cheap! The popcorn is like 4 bucks for a medium and 6 for a big tub. And the drinks are like 3 bucks. I always sneek stuff in my purse! LOL!

[howboutthosemets]

The drive in is like $7 bucks for a double feature.. other places around here range from (for night 1st run movies) $7.50- $8.50

[kerindalou]

£7.35 for an adult usually, £6.40 on a Wednesday. I think it's ridiculous how even though, you're not actually an adult you still get charged adult prices :mad: I think I've probably spent around £40 seeing Mamma Mia! so far.