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Day out with Grandkids


Cheaper to take the kids away in the Caravan , But we took 4 to the Cinema well what a rip off yes ice cream popcorn and drink cost more for the goodies than entry to the film .



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Agree, not cheap but we don't do it every week. I love to see a good movie on the BIG screen so enjoy it.

I like Reading Cinemas when in Townsville as for me I can get a normal movie for $10 or $12.50 3D. A choctop icecream added still is good going, for me anyway. Village Cimemas are not bad either if you buy tickets on-line.

I worked for Hoyts for 10 years part time when I was younger but Hoyts don't seem to be around where I am these days. Cinemas are so much different these days too.


Enjoy the BIG screen.

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The Hervey Bay Boat Club has it's own theatre section, uptodate movies at reduced rates. Most theatres also have 'Cheap Tuesday' movies. It's the eats where they make a killing.



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Went to the pictures a few months ago for the first time in about 15 years when a group of youths ran wild until I gave one a thick ear (Watergardens). The recent movie was in a complex in Ballarat Central that was effectively turning one old theatre into a complex of many plus a Gold Pass lounge. We were only is the cattle class but the seats and legroom were brilliant. Wife goes a bit. The advantage of being retired is that you go on a weekday outside of schools and watch a movie where all the others laugh, gasp and cry in the same places as us. Be interesting as a brand new complex opened last week at the other end of town.

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4 kids and a wife $61 .50 for the goodies . Was cheap to get into the movie .

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Your got nothing to complain about Brickies my wife visited the dentist one little filling $350.00



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Ron-D wrote:

Your got nothing to complain about Brickies my wife visited the dentist one little filling $350.00


 Was that after she broke her tooth on the Minties?  



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And no popcorn

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Try Gold class for a rip off.

A couple of glasses of just acceptable of wine on arrival, cheap food like selection of dips or nachos et al, and coffee for two usually puts you over $100 or there abouts.

SWMBO takes me with gift cards from the kids & I pay for eats & drinks.

Best to take a large handbag with drinks & eats and just order the coffee.  But not as romantic I suppose.



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