U.S. moviegoers can snag $4 tickets on Sunday at over 3,000 participating locations, with the discount including access to premium screens like IMAX.
Moviegoers in the U.S. have an opportunity to snag $4 movie tickets this weekend, courtesy of the return of « National Cinema Day. »
The one-day event—taking place this Sunday, August 27—offers discounted admission prices at over 3,000 participating locations, which include major theater chains like Regal and AMC.
The discount will be available on over 30,000 movie screens across the country. Premium formats such as IMAX are not excluded. The discount is offered for all showings, day and night.
National Cinema Day was founded by The Cinema Foundation, a nonprofit group associated with the National Association of Theater Owners. Sunday’s event is the second-ever National Cinema Day, with first iteration of the event having taken place last year.
A searchable index of participating cinemas is available on the National Cinema Day website.
