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> The ticket costs for the movie and dinner type places are usually cheaper since they can make it up on food For some of them, this may be true. However, one
by slfnflctd 9y ago
> The ticket costs for the movie and dinner type places are usually cheaper since they can make it up on food
For some of them, this may be true. However, one I visited in the Midwest put their 'eat & watch' section in an exclusive balcony above the standard seating area and was charging almost double per ticket (along with sub-Applebee's food at Chili's prices). They have apparently been in business for over five years doing this.
I enjoyed the experience, but I ultimately didn't feel it was worth the extra cost, and the sound of silverware on ceramic plates & bowls was a bit distracting. Handheld food and fancy paper/plastic plates and utensils would be how I'd run that operation.
- scarface74 9y agoI have seen both. I went to a theatre in Miami where you had to pay more for the eat and dine experience and just to be in the lobby. Where we usually go - Studio Movie Grill - you can usually get a ticket for $5. The prices of the food and the quality is around AppleBeds like you said. That's true about the silverware, it's never been distracting but another place we go - a small place with about a capacity of 70 that has live music uses paper plates and utensils.