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Can A Child Use An Adult Ticket For The Cinema?

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Swiper | 20:30 Tue 26th Feb 2013 | Society & Culture
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I have two adult tickets for wreck it ralph at cineworld, but now want to use one for my 9 year old. Will the staff object to this? I don't see why they would moan as adult tickets are more expensive than childrens tickets. Any help, appreciated. Thanks.
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Avatar Image DaisyNonna
Why not ring the cinema and ask?
20:31 Tue 26th Feb 2013
Avatar Image excelsior-1
you can use it ... it will not be a problem
20:32 Tue 26th Feb 2013
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Just tried to, but the only phone number I could find is only availiable 9am-5pm.
20:33 Tue 26th Feb 2013
Avatar Image factor-fiction
If they challenge you just offer to pay the difference
20:33 Tue 26th Feb 2013
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Wont be a difference Factor, he's got an adults ticket, and wants to take a child in with it.
20:34 Tue 26th Feb 2013
Avatar Image bednobs
or just offer that they pay YOU the difference!
i also predict it won't be a problem
20:35 Tue 26th Feb 2013
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Factor, surely the cinema would owe me money as childrens tickets are cheaper than adult tickets.
20:36 Tue 26th Feb 2013
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there is no difference to pay ... it is not an adult trying to use a child ticket - it is the other way round
20:36 Tue 26th Feb 2013
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No problem.

"Adult" = full price = anyone can use it

"Child" or "OAP" = concessionary price = only children or OAPs can use it
20:39 Tue 26th Feb 2013
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2 people = 2 tickets. Enjoy
20:40 Tue 26th Feb 2013
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Sorry B00- it was an attempt at humour, which i don't do well. It was a suggestion I made to a Virgin trains ticket collector once when I bought a first class ticket on the train but because of a cancelled service the first class seats were all taken so I sat in the second class compartment, but the ticket inspector wanted to throw me out for having a 1st class ticket so I asked if I could 'stay and pay the difference'. He didn't laugh either
20:40 Tue 26th Feb 2013
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Thank you everyone, just hope i don't get any aggro on the door.
20:41 Tue 26th Feb 2013
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It's a great film Swiper, your 9 year old will love it.
20:41 Tue 26th Feb 2013
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thank you mazie
20:42 Tue 26th Feb 2013
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Ahhh, sorry factor, I didn't get it, should've known that it's not like you to read a post wrong, me on the other hand....

Enjoy the film Swiper :-)
20:45 Tue 26th Feb 2013
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They should allow your 9 year old in on that ticket unless the film is Adult Only rated.
23:18 Tue 26th Feb 2013

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