One major theater chain just quietly launched $1.75 movie tickets for summer break

Cinemark is giving customers a break at the box office this summer. The movie chain that operates over 300 theaters in the U.S. just announced it’s offering a major deal on tickets as part of its Summer Movie Clubhouse program.

The program, which kicks off on May 13, will bring a series of family-friendly films to 285 Cinemark theaters across the country. Showings will run from June 1 through August 6, but tickets are already available on Cinemark.com, in the app, and at participating box offices. 

The price for tickets? Just $1.75. 

“We continue to see that younger audiences treasure the shared, immersive experience of going to the movies, and Cinemark is thrilled to nurture that excitement with our annual Summer Movie Clubhouse,” Wanda Gierhart Fearing, Cinemark Chief Marketing and Content Officer, said in a press release. 

Gierhart Fearing continued, “This program gives families an affordable, easy way to enjoy beloved films together and build the kind of memories that turn today’s young movie fans into lifelong moviegoers.”

In order to catch one of the showings, you’ll have to check out the specific times at your local theater, but according to Cinemark, most will be shown on Wednesday mornings. Some of the films being offered are Dog Man, Paddington, Bad Guys 2, as well as other family favorites.

It’s not just the price of tickets that are being slashed, though. The chain is also offering deals on snacks and sodas, “including $1.00 off snack packs and $1.00 off popcorn-and-drink combos of any size.”

Going to the movies can be a pretty pricey venture. With tickets in some locations costing up to around $20, buying passes for an entire family is unaffordable for many. With that in mind, Cinemark’s offering makes the proposition a bit more affordable for families looking for a summer activity.

For more information on the Summer Movie Clubhouse and to purchase tickets, movie-goers can visit Cinemark.com/summer-movie-clubhouse or download the Cinemark app. 

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