Enjoy these $3.99 movies at Canadian Cineplex theatres in November
If you’re searching for an affordable family activity, Cineplex has you covered with this month’s wallet-friendly movie offerings.
After a months-long hiatus this summer, Cineplex’s Family Favourites programming is back this fall with kid-friendly favourites on the big screen. So make sure to mark your calendar because Cineplex is once again offering movies at participating theatres across Canada for only $3.99, making it the perfect weekend outing for families looking for fun that won’t break the bank.
“Weekend plans for the whole gang just got easier!” reads the website. “Our Family Favourites program runs movies on Saturdays, for only $3.99 plus applicable taxes (in-theatre price).”
In addition to taxes, tickets purchased online will include a $1.50 online booking fee. Scene+ members only pay a $1 online booking fee, while that fee is waived for CineClub members.
“Online booking fee allows for advanced seat selection and shareable digital tickets, and applies to the first four tickets purchased in a transaction,” states Cineplex.
So far, there are only two movies in November’s lineup, which kicks off with Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit — just in time for the Halloween weekend.
Check out the $3.99 movies coming to theatres in November.
Saturday, Nov. 1 — Wallace and Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
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Plot: Wallace and his loyal dog, Gromit, set out to discover the mystery behind the garden sabotage that plagues their village and threatens the annual giant vegetable growing contest.
Saturday, Nov. 8 — A Paw Patrol Christmas
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Cast: Lucien Duncan-Reid, Ron Pardo, David J. Dixon
Plot: Rubble can’t wait for Christmas to come this year as he’s paws-itively excited about Santa bringing him a Lazer Drill. But when Santa comes down with a cold and Christmas is cancelled, Mayor Humdinger decides he’s going to go to the North Pole to steal all of the gifts for himself. It will take all the Paw Patrol and Rubble making a sacrifice to stop Mayor Humdinger from ruining Christmas and learning the true meaning of the howl-iday season.