Studio Movie Grill - Copperfield - Houston Texas

Studio Movie Grill – Copperfield – Houston Texas

Studio Movie Grill – Copperfield Movie Theater Located in Houston, Texas.

Studio Movie Grill – Copperfield is a movie theater located in Houston, Texas. It is a modern movie theater that belongs to the Studio Movie Grill consolidated chain of theaters. These theaters usually provide amenities such as online ticketing, reserved seating, mobile ticketing, and play the latest movie releases. When ordering tickets for the Studio Movie Grill – Copperfield, it’s possible to earn theater rewards, and qualify for discounts and special rewards.

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If you have the time to spare, get a part-time job at a theater and start getting in for free. If you have kids that are looking for their first job, steer them in the direction of a movie theater and take advantage of their benefits.

There are many ways you can advance purchase discount movie passes that make getting cheap movie tickets a breeze. You can find these cheap movie passes at various retail stores, through certain membership programs, or sometimes even through an employer.

Costco Cineplex Movie Packages

One of the quickest and easiest ways to get discount movie passes is at Costco. Their “Great Escape” Cineplex package for adults costs $26.99 when bought directly at the warehouse. You get 2 regular adult admissions, 1 regular popcorn, and 2 regular fountain drinks all for that one price. Keep in mind, it is $3 extra per person to upgrade to 3D. Depending on how you value the tickets and the refreshments, you could be getting a value of up to $45 there.

Costco also offers kids packages for about $10 which gives you an under 13 regular admission ticket and a kids pack from the concession stand – popcorn, soft drink, and small candy.

It’s worth noting that Costco.com often has these same or similar packages at a slightly increased price so you can buy them even if you aren’t a Costco member – but they do go out of stock often.

If you go to a lot of movies, have a larger family, or can split the set of tickets with friends, taking advantage of bulk movie ticket rates will probably make a lot of sense. They all never expire, so even if it takes a couple years to go through them, the savings might still make pre-paying all of your tickets worth it. After paying for shipping, the cost per ticket will range from $8-9.50 depending on the chain selected. That can cut the price per ticket in half compared to buying at the box office in a high cost of living location.

While these bulk movie tickets generally work for any regular movie (even opening weekend), be sure to read the restrictions that apply. They might not work in certain states or for certain movies depending on which chain you purchase them for. Unfortunately, it is not possible to purchase these bulk tickets with gift cards.

To get a good ticket deal, choose different times of the day. Cheaper tickets are usually available in the morning and afternoon for matinee showings. For maximum discounts, you should:

Go early in the day – Pre-noon is the cheapest time of day, and some companies offer early bird programs to fill those empty seats.
Go on weekdays – Not everybody is capable of getting out to see a movie on a weekday, but if you can, you’ll reap the discounts. Since the ideal movie time is nighttime or on a weekend, midday on a weekday is going to be much cheaper.
Cheap Theaters – If you can handle it, why not wait until the movie goes to the ‘cheap theaters?’ Most towns have a discount theater that shows second-run and retro throwback movies. Unless you need to see the movie urgently, you can wait until it comes to these theaters and pick up tickets for $1-$5.

Cineplexes are scrambling to make the moviegoing experience special again. Offering ever greater levels of luxury amenities and exclusivity. Theater owners hope to lure more customers away from their Netflix, movies on-demand, giant screen HD TVs, and tablets.

Check to see if your local theater has summer programs that show children’s and family friendly movies during the day for discounted prices.

Seek out local film festivals. Similar to buying tickets in bulk, most film fests offer package deals. These deals are more expensive up front but if you plan on seeing more than one movie they will save you money in the long run. Oftentimes, tickets to see films shown at film fests aren’t as expensive either and it’s a great way to see non-mainstream movies you might never have heard of.

Many larger employers offer employee discount programs for their employees to take advantage of. Typically the discounts given are of marginal value at best, but many such programs do offer decent discounts on movie tickets. Check with your employer to see if they offer a similar program.

Many theaters periodically host marathons of related movies. While admission is more expensive than an individual ticket, it is often less than what you’d pay to see each movie separately.