Unofficial Tex Murphy

I was walking past my local cinema today and nearly jumped out of my skin when I saw a poster for the upcomming Indiana film. It reminded me of just how close it was, May 22. I obviously want to make this film an event for myself by getting into the best possible Gold Class seating, but I have no idea when bookings open. From anyone's experience, when do these types of tickets usually sell?

My ultimate dream would be to book out a Gold Class session for all of us here and make a night of it.

The usual procedure with online bookings is around 1 week in advance.

They don't usually list upcomming films earlier than this to prevent people from assuming the film is already out (seeing as the booking timetable only spans 7 days, and a premature listing would not work for screenings unless they are within the 7 day buffer).

However, you can call up your cinema and see if they are planning any advance screenings, or they can give you a haeds up when the film will be screening Gold Class and might even allow you to make a booking over the phone. I am pretty sure they accebt bookings as many as 3 weeks in advance.

Best of luck with it... I might go for Gold Class too!

-Cub. =o)

You know what's funny, I work for DHL and we have the Technicolor account and we delivered those posters about 2 and a half weeks ago. And it wasn't just the new movie poster either, each tube had posters from all of the other 3 movies as well. I'm not sure, but I might be able to get a couple of those posters from someone.

Cubase wrote:The usual procedure with online bookings is around 1 week in advance.

They don't usually list upcomming films earlier than this to prevent people from assuming the film is already out (seeing as the booking timetable only spans 7 days, and a premature listing would not work for screenings unless they are within the 7 day buffer).

However, you can call up your cinema and see if they are planning any advance screenings, or they can give you a haeds up when the film will be screening Gold Class and might even allow you to make a booking over the phone. I am pretty sure they accebt bookings as many as 3 weeks in advance.

Best of luck with it... I might go for Gold Class too!

-Cub. =o)

Ahhh, it's a shame you're not a Melbournian, we could have shared the adventure!

Melbournian... Sounds kind of like a special kind of android from the Cephaelis Ipecacuanha system.

Also, if you know which adventure game contained that latin phrase, you win 10 bonus pop-culture points! Redeemable for Fred's praise! Yes, it's true! You too can be praised by me!

-Fred

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All towns/cities are different for preordering things like Tickets for Movies... You'll have to check with your local theater to find out when they'll accept it... It's going to be crowded it as hell, I know that... This is something that has been in the waiting for over 15 years...