Home Entertainment & Movies AMC Theatre’s New Monthly Subscription Means More Movie Tix for Less Moolah By Shahrzad WarkentinJune 26, 2018 Search more like this sign-upmoviesubscriptionreporterfamily-membershipair-conditionedbuyloyaltyrollserviceskipmovie-theatercinemain-person Read next Entertainment & Movies Do You Decorate Early for the Holidays? Psychologists Say It May Make You Happier Entertainment & Movies OREO’s Chocolate Cookie House Is Holiday Goals Entertainment & Movies 17 Winter Wonderlands That Go Crazy for Christmas Entertainment & Movies Top Gifts for Toddlers 18-24 Months Entertainment & Movies Audiobooks & Literary Podcasts for Kids That Encourage Gratitude Nothing beats the summer heat quite like a trip to an air-conditioned movie theater. Thanks to the new AMC Stubs A-List subscription service you can enjoy movies (and the AC) all season long without breaking the bank. In response to the swiftly growing popularity of MoviePass, AMC has now rolled out a subscription plan of its own and it has a lot of awesome perks. For $19.95 per month subscribers can see three movies per week, even if it means watching the same movie multiple times in the same week or day (in case your kids just can’t get enough of Incredibles 2). The plan also covers IMAX, 3D and Dolby movies. Cinema giant @AMCTheatres is launching a discounted movie ticket program, AMC Stubs A-List, where members can see up to three regular movies a week for $19.95 a month and receive discounts on concessions and other benefits https://t.co/rXirvarCwO — The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) June 20, 2018 The price is twice as much as MoviePass which is only $9.95 a month; however the AMC Service is much more convenient to use. Simply buy your tickets as you normally would either online or in person for no additional fees. Unlike MoviePass, which requires members to physically check in to a theater location and then activate the pass to enter the movie. AMC’s Stubs A-List also includes all the same perks as their Stubs Insider Loyalty program, like discounts, free upgrades and line skipping at the concessions. Each week of the plan runs from Friday to Thursday and you can’t roll over any of your three weekly viewings to another week. Unfortunately, just like MoviePass, only adults 18 and and over can sign up, which means you still have to buy regular tickets for your kids. AMC hopes to offer a family membership plan in the future. —Shahrzad Warkentin Featured photo: Pixabay RELATED STORIES: Family Movie Fridays for Ever Week of Summer Everything Is NOT Awesome in the “The LEGO Movie 2” Trailer but We Are Here for It Charlize Theron’s Newest Movie about Motherhood Will Be Pretty Spooky
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