Cc for single movie ticket

[Deleted member 23535]

Hi

Some times I go with family and sometimes alone
I saw so many cc r there for more than 2 movie tickets
But didn't find any cc for 1 ticket. So
Which cc is giving 100% off( free ) on single movie ticket

Thank you

 

[drsel]

it is basically fyf as you get 40k points which is worth 10k amazon gv

Its best to phone customer care and tell them to convert 40000 points to 10000 statement credit, instead of 10000 Amazon pay. (worth 9000)
Then your loss will be only the GST 1800, not 2800.

 

[Deleted member 23535]

Tq all

Gud mrng tf founder

 

[Deleted member 11974]

Its best to phone customer care and tell them to convert 40000 points to 10000 statement credit, instead of 10000 Amazon pay. (worth 9000)
Then your loss will be only the GST 1800, not 2800.

why will you be having a loss
you get free tickets every month with aurum
your gst is taken care of

 

[dexter_greycells]

HDFC TIMES Platinum lets you buy up to 4 50% discounted single tickets a month up to a total of Rs 600.
So, you can buy watch 4 movies with Rs 300 tickets at Rs 150 or 2 movies with Rs 600 tickets at Rs 300 in a month.

The card does not seem to be issued anymore. It also costs Rs 1000 per year + GST. Do not even think about asking for it LTF whatever be your HDFC portfolio.

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[Deleted member 23535]

single ticket discount as well as bogo

For single ticket, how much discount?

 

[prash1161]

this thread is for me

 

[SSV]

For single ticket, how much discount?

I think you would like 100% ,right? Or may be you can adjust and satisfy with 90% also 😉

 

[Deleted member 11974]

For single ticket, how much discount?

on pinnacle 200

 

[sousnake]

on pinnacle 200

On pinnacle you get discount of 200 on second ticket. Its like 1+1 only

 

[Deleted member 11974]

i have used it to get discount on one single ticket as well

 

[Deleted member 23535]

on pinnacle 200

Means 100% off upto 200 ?
Edit
I mean for single ticket, 100 % off upto 200 ?

 

[Deleted member 11974]

Means 100% off upto 200 ?

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[Rahul_diwan]

Is the limit >1.5L? if yes then contact him @RS1910, I am not guarantying anything but he has helped procuring LTF Eazydiner. Check LTF eazydiner posting

Did you get this confirmation via email from bank? I also have ltf applied thru the same guy last yr. but didn’t ask the bank to give confirmation on email.

 

[IKFLRT]

easy diner
pinnacle
sbi aurum
rbl play card all gives single movie tickets booking option

Is pinnacle still giving discount on single movie ticket?

 

[Prithi]

Were you able to find any good cards?

I could only find ones that either give BOGO, or 25% upto ₹100 on a single ticket, or we have to spend certain amount every month.

I could go with 25% discount ones. But that means I will get the maximum ₹100 discount only if I buy a ₹400 ticket. Which means I still need to pay ₹300. While most tickets usually cost ₹200-250. So, I am getting only ₹50-60 discount. Something like 50% discount upto ₹100 would've been better.

 

[drsel]

Were you able to find any good cards?

I could only find ones that either give BOGO, or 25% upto ₹100 on a single ticket, or we have to spend certain amount every month.

I could go with 25% discount ones. But that means I will get the maximum ₹100 discount only if I buy a ₹400 ticket. Which means I still need to pay ₹300. While most tickets usually cost ₹200-250. So, I am getting only ₹50-60 discount. Something like 50% discount upto ₹100 would've been better.

Eazydiner and Tiger hundred percent free

 

[Prithi]

Eazydiner and Tiger hundred percent free

Eazydiner is ₹1999+tax per year. I don't think I will be able to even save that much through movies.
Tiger is only 1 ticket every 6 month.

 

[MrJJ]

Were you able to find any good cards?

I could only find ones that either give BOGO, or 25% upto ₹100 on a single ticket, or we have to spend certain amount every month.

I could go with 25% discount ones. But that means I will get the maximum ₹100 discount only if I buy a ₹400 ticket. Which means I still need to pay ₹300. While most tickets usually cost ₹200-250. So, I am getting only ₹50-60 discount. Something like 50% discount upto ₹100 would've been better.

Use any BOGO offer. Reach atleast 30mins earlier from movie time and sell the ticket at half price to the person standing in the queue.
You'll get 50% discount.
You'll need to do a little hard work but slowly you'll gain experience and can even expand your horizons and start your own business of selling tickets in black.
Read this article to know more about scope of ticketing business in India.

https://www.marketbrew.in/weekly-insights/live-event-boom-india-concerts-music

 

[dexter_greycells]

Use any BOGO offer. Reach atleast 30mins earlier from movie time and sell the ticket at half price to the person standing in the queue.
You'll get 50% discount.
You'll need to do a little hard work but slowly you'll gain experience and can even expand your horizons and start your own business of selling tickets in black.
Read this article to know more about scope of ticketing business in India.

https://www.marketbrew.in/weekly-insights/live-event-boom-india-concerts-music

In theory that sounds ideal but in practical that is awful in so many ways -
- It also requires you to approach strangers which is inherently awkward and nowadays can be taken in all the wrong ways. If you are a female trying to pawn off an extra ticket then God help prevent unsolicited advances!
- Also, anyone in their right minds will ask "What's in it for me?" if you asking them to buy a ticket from you instead of the ticket window. Remember that you have paid BMS/PayTM 10% + GST (i.e. 11.18%) on top of the ticket price whereas the person buying at the ticket window will not have to bear that 11.18%. So, you will need to absorb that and give another 5-10% to the stranger for her/him to buy it from you. So, your savings are now under 30% now at best.
- Most importantly, very few people watch movies alone (I'm one of them!) in a theatre. So, the person buying also needs to be alone because they can't buy one ticket from you and hope to get the side-seat from the ticket window.

@Prithi I have a TIMES Platinum that gives 50% OFF even on single tickets (technically it is less than 39% since you pay BMS the overhead) but often it will say "Quota limit exceeded" even when there are no blockbusters running. So, cards aren't the best solution. I have figured 2 alternatives that give decent returns but these are theatre-chain specific -
a) Cinepolis has a 25% OFF code for the past few months on their website even for single tickets. Plus they credit 10% of the ticket cost as Cinepolis points which can be redeemed on future bookings.
b) PVR vouchers can be bought 20% OFF on Amazon. I don't know if you can use Amazon Voucher balance to pay for them but if you can then there is scope for double-dipping. PVR vouchers are there on Gyftr / Woohoo as well. You need to be careful with the T&C because some are single use vouchers (don't buy a Rs 1000 voucher for a Rs 250 movie ticket!) and some can't be used on INOX screens. A bit of trial and error will help you figure out what works and doesn't.

 

[drsel]

In theory that sounds ideal but in practical that is awful in so many ways -
- It also requires you to approach strangers which is inherently awkward and nowadays can be taken in all the wrong ways. If you are a female trying to pawn off an extra ticket then God help prevent unsolicited advances!
- Also, anyone in their right minds will ask "What's in it for me?" if you asking them to buy a ticket from you instead of the ticket window. Remember that you have paid BMS/PayTM 10% + GST (i.e. 11.18%) on top of the ticket price whereas the person buying at the ticket window will not have to bear that 11.18%. So, you will need to absorb that and give another 5-10% to the stranger for her/him to buy it from you. So, your savings are now under 30% now at best.
- Most importantly, very few people watch movies alone (I'm one of them!) in a theatre. So, the person buying also needs to be alone because they can't buy one ticket from you and hope to get the side-seat from the ticket window.

@Prithi I have a TIMES Platinum that gives 50% OFF even on single tickets (technically it is less than 39% since you pay BMS the overhead) but often it will say "Quota limit exceeded" even when there are no blockbusters running. So, cards aren't the best solution. I have figured 2 alternatives that give decent returns but these are theatre-chain specific -
a) Cinepolis has a 25% OFF code for the past few months on their website even for single tickets. Plus they credit 10% of the ticket cost as Cinepolis points which can be redeemed on future bookings.
b) PVR vouchers can be bought 20% OFF on Amazon. I don't know if you can use Amazon Voucher balance to pay for them but if you can then there is scope for double-dipping. PVR vouchers are there on Gyftr / Woohoo as well. You need to be careful with the T&C because some are single use vouchers (don't buy a Rs 1000 voucher for a Rs 250 movie ticket!) and some can't be used on INOX screens. A bit of trial and error will help you figure out what works and doesn't.

You will not find anyone buying a single ticket.