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Q: Where to buy discounted cinema tickets online?

I can't read Chinese! 

11 years 33 weeks ago in  Arts & Entertainment - China

 
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If you can’t read Chinese, that just go on http://247tickets.cn , they have this online ticket service and several deals with bars and restaurants. Is always cheaper than the cinema.

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Double your discounts by joining the VIP clubs which give you 40%-50% discounts and then get the online coupons.  I just saw the Wolf Totem in 3D for 20 yuan!

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If you can’t read Chinese, that just go on http://247tickets.cn , they have this online ticket service and several deals with bars and restaurants. Is always cheaper than the cinema.

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Double your discounts by joining the VIP clubs which give you 40%-50% discounts and then get the online coupons.  I just saw the Wolf Totem in 3D for 20 yuan!

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Try maoyan or gewara app.

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Loads of cinemas are half price on Tuesdays and Thursdays 

 

Alternatively get some Chinese friends, or ask a colleague to help you

 

 

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Outside every cinema there are those little postal shacks that sell stuff, they usually have tickets for half nothing. 

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Try the invincible taobao, open a taobao account yourself or with the help of your friends. Then you could get basically anything you need from there. In this case, you can get a discount ticket on http://dianying.taobao.com/ 

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11 years 31 weeks ago

Have to tilt your head 40 degree, don't you? :-P

 
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