Though fears concerning the novel coronavirus persist among the public, the film industry is ushering people to cinemas with discount coupons for movie tickets.
The Korean Film Council, …
Though fears concerning the novel coronavirus persist among the public, the film industry is ushering people to cinemas with discount coupons for movie tickets.
The Korean Film Council, a state-funded institution, will be giving out discount coupons for movie tickets over a three-week period starting Monday, as part of its measure to revive the industry now staggering from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Cinemagoers will be able to receive a 6,000 won ($4.90) discount per movie ticket, according to the KOFIC’s announcement made last week. The discount coupons, which will allow theatergoers to watch movies at about half-price — average movie tickets priced around 10,000 are applicable only for films screened Thursday through Sunday.
Megabox and Lotte Cinema — will distribute the coupons through their respective websites, with two coupons limited to each person per week on a first come, first served basis.
