Finchley cinema offers £4 tickets for National Cinema Weekend
Phoenix Cinema in Finchley is among 49 London venues participating in the two-day event.
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Finchley residents can watch films for £4 per ticket during National Cinema Weekend. The Phoenix Cinema, located on High Road, Finchley, is among 49 cinemas in London participating in the nationwide event organised by Cinema First. The initiative aims to encourage cinema attendance by offering discounted prices for all films, screens, and seating options.
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This year's National Cinema Weekend has been extended to two days, a change from its inception in 2022 when it was a single-day event. Over 530 cinemas throughout the United Kingdom are involved in the scheme. Cinema-goers can choose from a wide selection of films, including recent blockbusters and family-friendly features. While standard tickets are priced at £4, screenings in IMAX format will have an additional charge of £2.
Phil Clapp, Chief Executive of the UK Cinema Association and Director of Cinema First, stated that the extension to a full weekend provides cinemagoers with greater flexibility. He added that the event offers the opportunity to watch a diverse range of films to suit all preferences. Customers are advised to book tickets directly through cinema websites, where the discount is applied at checkout, or in person at the venue. Online booking is recommended to guarantee entry, especially for popular showings.
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In addition to the Phoenix Cinema in Finchley, other London venues taking part include major chains like Cineworld and Odeon, as well as independent establishments such as The Castle Cinema in Hackney. The £4 ticket price applies to all film formats, including 4DX, ScreenX, and Superscreen, with the IMAX surcharge being the only additional cost.
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+How much do tickets cost for National Cinema Weekend?
Tickets for National Cinema Weekend cost £4 for all films, screens, and seating types. There is an additional £2 charge for IMAX screenings. This offer is available at over 530 participating cinemas across the UK.
+Which cinemas in Finchley are participating?
The Phoenix Cinema on High Road in Finchley is participating in National Cinema Weekend. It is one of 49 cinemas in London offering discounted tickets for the event.
+How long does National Cinema Weekend last?
National Cinema Weekend runs for two days. The event was expanded from its original one-day format in 2022 to give more people the chance to take advantage of the discounted ticket prices.
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