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Vue deals
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Children aged 2-12yrs can get cinema tickets from £2.49 at Vue with Mini Mornings screenings, when booked online or via the app every Saturday and Sunday after 10am, and every morning during school holidays. What's more, accompanying adults get in for £2.49 too – so as long as there's at least one child in your group, the whole family pays the same price of £2.49 per person.
You can buy tickets on the day, but it'll cost £1 more per ticket (£3.49 each) and seats can sell out quickly. To be safe, you may be best to book online in advance.
Vue says the screenings take place in every cinema except the West End and Piccadilly branches.
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Ongoing trickMeerkat Movies gets you 2for1 at cinemas on Tuesdays or Wednesdays and at restaurants on Sundays to Thursdays (plus other discounts on takeaways etc) FOR A YEAR when you buy via comparison website Compare The Market.
And we’ve a trick to get it for £1ish... see our Meerkat trick blog for the full info.
Latest Expired Deals
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Two 'any day' Vue tickets for £7 (norm £10ish)
Via the Vodafone rewards app
ExpiredNew and existing Vodafone mobile customers can get two Vue cinema tickets for £7 (norm £10ish) via a promo code on Vodafone's 'VeryMe' rewards app. You can claim once per week, every week and the offer will be refreshed on the app every Monday. The offer is currently ongoing but if anything changes, we will update you here.
The code is valid for 30 days once claimed and can be used on standard adult 2D tickets at any time on any day – if you'd like to upgrade to premium seats you'll just need to pay the difference (see 'More info' for exclusions). The deal is available to any pay monthly or small business customer, plus pay-as-you-go customers who have topped up £10 or more in the last 60 days.
How to get the Vue offer
- Download the free My Vodafone App (Android/IOS)
- Click the 'VeryMe' button to access a list of available offers and select the Vue deal.
- Click the 'Get deal' button to purchase two admission e-codes for £7
- You'll then receive an email with the e-codes which you'll need to use for general admission tickets either online or at the Box Office.
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- Download the free My Vodafone App (Android/IOS)
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Two 'any day' Vue Cinema tickets for £10
Via Wowcher or LivingSocial. Excl Cardiff & London West End
ExpiredIf you've got your eye on the latest cinema release, you can save some cash at daily deals site Wowcher where we spotted two Vue tickets for £9.99*. The exact same offer is running with LivingSocial* too, if you'd prefer to book through them. Go quick if you want them.
The deal is for two tickets for £9.49, but a 50p admin fee is added at checkout, bringing the total cost up to £10ish. If you buy two vouchers (in other words, four cinema tickets), there's an admin fee of 80p to pay, and so on the more you order. You can see Wowcher's admin fee policy for more details.
Once you’ve claimed the e-code, you can use it on any 2D online booking on any day of the week until 31 Oct at Vue cinemas nationwide, excluding the West End (Leicester Square) and Cardiff.
Vue Cinema tickets vary in price rather drastically depending on location and date, so make sure tickets at your local Vue are more than about £5 each if you're going to bother claiming the Wowcher e-code. Be aware that Vue runs Super Mondays, where you can claim a code that gets you a Monday ticket for £3.99-£5.49 - it might be better value to go on a Monday and take advantage of this offer instead.Check our Cinema MoneySaving tips & tricks for more big-screen savings.
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And although Section 75 doesn't apply to debit cards, there is something else to fall back on if you've paid using a debit card, or used a credit card for a purchase under £100. Known as Chargeback, this is part of banks' and card companies' internal rules and not a legal requirement. Read full details of Section 75 or Chargeback, plus how to claim, in our guides.
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