Do you have to purchase tickets ahead or at time of movie

Teri Enoch | Mar 24, 2019 | Category: Movie theater

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Richard Dow | Mar 25, 2019

Like the other local guides have already posted: Both.It is reserved seating (which means the seats recline), so purchasing on line ahead of show allows you to pick the seats you want or pass on a particular show because all the good seats are sold. Also some theaters have order ahead concessions online, that (at some locations), will be brought to your seat. When you order online and use/have a smart phone your ticket is in the phone and scanned, no waiting to buy the ticket in what maybe a long line. Fandango is the way to go for online purchasing. Or buy tickets at the window, but be prepared for a longer wait because there is extra time taken for every purchaser to pick their seats.

Raymond Hudson | Mar 25, 2019

You can do both

Pearl Hoff | Mar 25, 2019

Either

Michael Hudson | Mar 25, 2019

Both, but I don't like buying them at the counter with this style of seating.

Walt Drissel | Mar 25, 2019

Either way works

K Barnes | Mar 25, 2019

Either, but they have reserved seats. Earlier you buy, more seats to chose from.

Craig Cleveland | Mar 25, 2019

It depends on the movie. If it's a new, popular movie and prime time, you better purchase ahead.

Cassandra Bomboy | Mar 25, 2019

You may purchase ahead of time or at the location

Andy Hall | Mar 25, 2019

You can pick tickets for a future show at either the theater or online. You can also buy the day of at the theater. Either way, you have to pick seats.

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