NEW Brighton's The Light will celebrate National Cinema this weekend by offering tickets from £3 on a range of films.
Following on from the success of last year, The Light is bringing back the discount cinema day on Saturday, September 2, and extending it to include select showings on Sunday to give as many people as possible the chance to catch up on all the latest blockbusters, recent releases, and independent films for a fraction of the normal price.
With recent releases ensuring there is something for everyone at the cinema, there is the chance to catch global sensations Barbie, Oppenheimer, and Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One.
There are also brand-new releases such as The Equaliser 3 and Cobweb, and family-favourites Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse and Blue Beetle.
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On Sunday, they will be screening select shows at £3 including National Theatre’s hilarious, one-woman show Fleabag, family favourite The Super Mario Bros movie, a Toddler Time screening of Bings Animal Stories, as well as an Autism Friendly showing of Elemental plus much more. To book, visit thelight.co.uk.
James Morris, CEO, commented: “We are really excited to be part of National Cinema Day again this year and to offer our guests the opportunity to join us and see a wide variety of amazing films and events at special offer prices.
"Following on from the success of last year, we have decided to extend the £3 offer to select films on Sunday again and we also have some fantastic offers and promotions to ensure that our guests have a great experience with us. We can't wait to welcome everyone!”
To ensure guests have a great experience, The Light have also lined up some exciting offer and promotions across select cinema treats and drinks ranges which will be available to buy in-venue and are offering one month free until 8th September on their Premiere Membership which provides unlimited films and great discounts for just £15.99 per month.
To book a screening, visit this link.
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