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> Whilst I begrudged paying £16 (~$26 US) for me and the girlfriend Does this mean that you only had to pay $13 per person? In Sweden, a single ticket sells fo
by frooxie 14y ago
> Whilst I begrudged paying £16 (~$26 US) for me and the girlfriend
Does this mean that you only had to pay $13 per person? In Sweden, a single ticket sells for $20.
- iamben 14y agoIt does, yeah (although doesn't include the price of 3D glasses). This was at an out of London cinema, thankfully. In the center of town you can easily pay $20+ pp. Are you paying that right across Sweden? If so, how awful :-(
- frooxie 14y ago$20/£12.20 was for the 3D version (where you can borrow glasses - do you have to buy yours?). I checked, and in smaller towns the price seems to be $17.50. The 2D version (which isn't available everywhere) is only $16/£10. That's actually not much more expensive than the UWest London prices reported by mseebach.
- iamben 14y agoGlasses cost about 80p per person. You also pay extra for the privilege of seeing something in 3D, but prices for everything are generally cheaper outside of London.
- mseebach 14y agoCost of living in the Nordic countries is very high. Here are the prices for tonight in a large mall-cinema in West London: 2D: http://booking.myvue.com/Home/My-tickets/cinema/westfield/uid/0ec385c064/si/60865 http://booking.myvue.com/Home/My-tickets/cinema/westfield/ui... (£8.90/£7.50 adult/student) 3D: http://booking.myvue.com/Home/My-tickets/cinema/westfield/uid/bc8a2209f4/si/60857 http://booking.myvue.com/Home/My-tickets/cinema/westfield/ui... (£12.05/£9.80 adult/student)