This blog is going to cover the cost differences between the
discounted prices and the regular prices at the Cinemark 10 Theater located in
Plano.
Cost:
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The cost of a movie before 6 am is only $1.50 on any day
during the week. The price during the weekday after 6 am goes up to $1.75,
which is still a great deal. The price during the weekends after 6 am is $2.25.
On Tuesdays, tickets are only 50 cents.
Popcorn and drinks can be a little cheaper if you take
advantage of the combos. By ordering a large drink along with large popcorn
will save you 50 cents. By ordering two large drinks and large popcorn will
save you 75 cents.
Going to a regular theater, the price of one person would be
around $30 including a drink and popcorn. Cinemark 10 provides an alternative.
You end up saving quite a bit.
From UTD to the theatre, it is only 5 miles, and it will
take you around a 10-minute drive.
Experience:
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Looking at the price, many would disregard these types of
theaters, but it provides very much the same experience as any other theater.
The experience is actually a good one. Being that this
theater is not as popular as the other ones, it doesn’t have huge crowds. This
offers better seating and cleaner viewing rooms.
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All in all, Cinemark 10 provides a wonderful experience if
you are willing to wait a couple of weeks from the movie’s premiere.
Guest Blogger Sandeep Vinnakota authors Improving the US School System, a blog about successful educational systems and how the US system can learn from them (when they're not having fun with discounts).
Bibliography
Google. (2013). Retrieved from https://maps.google.com/
The University of Texas at Dallas Office of Student Affairs.
(n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.utdallas.edu/cometcenter/tickets/
Cinemark Movies 10. (2013). Retrieved from http://www.cinemark.com/theatre-detail.aspx?node_id=1496&showtime_date=
