Gold Class Tickets $25 each RAC (WA) (and Links to Other State RAC Movie Deals)

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Gold Class Tickets $25 each RAC (WA) (and Links to Other State RAC Movie Deals)

locapez on 04/09/2015 - 12:45 store.rac.com.au (253 clicks)
Last edited 04/09/2015 - 14:03

Similar to the deal for RACV But this one includes both hoyts and event cinema tickets (https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/179693)

I know the telstra and Optus deals are generally the best for movie tickets. But this includes gold class and la premier tickets, which I haven't found anywhere else. I have included prices for RAC (WA) only here as I can't see specific deals for other states as I'm not a member.

There are also lots of other non movie deals worth checking out too (JUS Burgers, AMF bowling, cricket/wildcats etc.)

For other states:
Victoria-RACV (Hoyts and Village)
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/179693
Tasmania-RACT- (Village and State cinemas only; must be bought in store)
http://www.ract.com.au/Pages/Entertainment.aspx
Queensland-RACQ (Event cinemas)
http://www.racq.com.au/membership/what-you-get/discounts?fra…
South Australia-RAA (Event Cinemas)
https://www.raa.com.au/membership/more-for-members/latest-of…
*If anyone finds tickets for NSW, ACT, or NT I will update the list.

RAC (WA) - Offer valid for Adult Tickets, Australia Wide, Any Time, and Online or Mailout unless otherwise stated.

Event Cinema:

Event Cinema-Goldclass - $29.50
Event Cinema - $13.50
Event Cinema -Restricted - Not valid Saturdays after 5pm - $10.50
Event Cinema -Vmax - $17.50
Event Cinema -Restricted Vmax - $14.50
Event Cinema – Child-$10.50
Event Cinema Restricted – Child-Not valid Saturdays after 5pm - $8.00
Event Cinema (eTicket) -Restricted Gold Class – Not valid after 5pm on Thursday, Friday and Saturday or anytime on a Public Holiday’s - $25
Event Cinema (eTicket) -Super Saver eTicket - Not valid after 5pm on Thurs, Fri, Sat and Public Holidays. Minimum Purchase of 4 tickets (that don't have to be redeemed at the same time) - $9.50
Event and Village Cinema (Mailout) -Super Saver Mailout Ticket - Not valid after 5pm on Thurs, Fri, Sat and Public Holidays . Minimum Purchase of 4 tickets (that don't have to be redeemed at the same time) - $9.50
Event Cinema (Mailout)-Candy Bar Double Popcorn (small) - $9
Event Cinema (Mailout)-Candy Bar Popcorn and Coke (small) - $9

Hoyts:

Hoyts LUX pass Single -$27.50 (unlimited popcorn and softdrink)
Hoyts Cinema - $13.50
Hoyts Cinema -Restricted - Not valid Saturdays after 5pm - $10.50
Hoyts Cinema–Off Peak – Valid Monday to Thursday only- $9.50
Hoyts Cinema – Child/Senior-$10.50
Hoyts Cinema Restricted– Child/Senior- Not valid Saturdays after 5pm -$8.00
Hoyts Cinema –Student-$9.50
Hoyts Cinema (Mailout) –La Premiere – Double Pass -$53.00
Hoyts Cinema (Mailout) - LUX Package (Double adult LUX voucher+$25 LUX gift card)- $82+$4.50 postage
Hoyts Cinema (Mailout) - Directors Suite - $27.50
Hoyts Cinema (Mailout)-Choc Top - $4.00
Hoyts Cinema (Mailout)-Combo (1 medium drink, 1 medium popcorn)- $12.00
Hoyts Cinema (Mailout)-Choc Top Combo (1 choc top, 1 medium drink, 1 medium popcorn)- $17.50

Reading:

Reading Cinemas (eTicket)-$11.50
Reading Cinemas (Mailout)-$10

Palace:

Palace Cinemas (Mailout)-$10

Movie Masters:

Movie Masters (Ace/Grand) (Mailout)-$10 *WA only
Movie Masters(Ace/Grand)(Mailout)-Child-$8 *WA only

Entertainment Movie Ticket RAA RACQ RACV

19 Oct 2015

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closed Comments

rompastompa on 04/09/2015 - 13:15

+1

I haven't been to the cinema in years. How much is a gold class ticket normally?

The website is horrible to find a price.. After having to 'book', it appears to $41 after 5pm, $30 before?

Hoyts Cinema (Mailout)-Choc Top - $4.00

Surely it'll melt by the time you get it :D Perhaps get some free water mailed out?
- locapez on 04/09/2015 - 14:49
  
  +1
  
  I could add voucher, but I prefer it this way now you've pointed it out :)
IainLMTA on 04/09/2015 - 13:20

Optus and Telstra are 'okay' in the scheme of things but nothing, at the moment, beats having an Amex card and a Qantas Frequent Flyer number and getting standard (2D) READING movies at $6 before 5:45pm and $8 after 5:45pm.
Or if you live near LakeCinema.Net.Au (Boolaroo, Lake Macquarie, NSW) $8 all movies, all sessions - with unlimited self-serve tea and coffee and up to two 'free' Arnotts Scotch Fingers with each cuppa. Lake Cinema is not a multiplex but rotates movies between a choice of two every 2.5 hours. Only open Fri-Sun.
- Diesmile on 04/09/2015 - 13:35
  
  What is this amex and Qantas frequent flyer number movie deal?
  - IainLMTA on 04/09/2015 - 15:13
    
    If you link your AMEX Card to partial or full QFF points, you get an email invitation to use Qantas's partner program for cheap movies at Reading Cinemas.
    I've been using it since June.
    
    Current offer ends Nov 30, 2015.
- gadget guy on 04/09/2015 - 14:04
  
  Care to share the details on how to access $6/8 tickets for Reading cinemas? Thanks in advance
- skinny on 04/09/2015 - 15:27
  
  +1
  
  Just buy you tickets here: https://movies.qantaspoints.com (may need to login to qantas FF)
  - gadget guy on 08/09/2015 - 10:20
    
    Seems the price varies by location. The Reading Cinema in Charlestown (near Lake Macquarie as mentioned by IainLMTA) is only $8, whereas my local Reading Cinemas charge $11. Worth checking though, as this may be a good deal depending on your location.
    - IainLMTA on 10/09/2015 - 07:31
      
      The local refurbished Hoyt's has all tickets, all sessions now $9.90 per seat.
      
      Event Cinemas a couple of suburbs away is all sessions $8.50 adults, $6.50 children.
      
      All three chains screw the customers on "candy bar" prices.
      
      (Personally, I can't see why people need a pile of food and drink for a two hour movie.)
- bonezAU on 08/09/2015 - 10:26
  
  with unlimited self-serve tea and coffee and up to two 'free' Arnotts Scotch Fingers
  
  Wow, they are really catering well for the seniors market there!
  - IainLMTA on 10/09/2015 - 07:26
    
    It's a suburban community cinema kept alive by a retired NSW judge who devotes his time and money to the place.
    
    You rightly assume that he caters to middle-aged and seniors. They make up much of his arvo sessions at certain movies. He also does long holiday deals every school holidays. Younger adults and teens make up the night sessions.
    
    I moved here in 1985 and found Bob's Lake Cinema the next year. About ten years ago, at great expense, he put in new seating and sloped the old flat floor.
    
    The best thing is that he sells "candy bar" items at lower than milk bar prices and only a trickle above supermarket prices. It's a great cinema for people who don't have deep pockets or a huge budget. I'm sure TIGHTARSE would give it a seal of approval.
[Deactivated] on 04/09/2015 - 13:48

-1

Very cryptic title. Good for a crossword puzzle.
- locapez on 04/09/2015 - 13:57
  
  What should I change it too? Couldn't work out what to say
  - [Deactivated] on 09/09/2015 - 09:11
    
    Sorry, just being facetious. I guess the most important thing is the it is a cinema ticket. If you don't tell people they need to guess.

This was posted 9 years 3 months 27 days ago, and might be an out-dated deal.