Moviegoers celebrate National Cinema Day with low ticket prices
Movie theaters across the boroughs were packed Saturday for National Movie Day. Theaters celebrated by selling movie tickets for $3.
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Sep 3, 2022, 9:51 PM
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407ds agoMovie theaters
across the boroughs were packed Saturday for National Movie Day. Theaters
celebrated by selling movie tickets for $3.
National Cinema Day was created by the
national nonprofit Cinema Foundation, which says the day is to celebrate
what they say is a record-breaking summer for movies.
The one-day event, held at more than 3,000 participating
locations with more than 30,000 screens, aimed to bring together audiences of
all ages to enjoy a day at the movies at a discount.
News 12’s Julio Avila spoke to several people waiting to see a movie at the Showcase
Cinemas in the Grand Concourse and they told News 12 the savings go a long
way.
