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Who is entitled to a reduced price?
"The following people are always entitled to a reduction:
- Children and teenagers up to the age of 18
- Seniors (from the age of 60)
- People with reduced mobilityPeople who are not automatically entitled to a reduced price can, through one of the following means, benefit from a reduction:
- Students, by presenting their student ID, can pay the student price.
- The 'Movie Card', on sale in all Kinepolis cinemas, is valid for 100 days. This non-nominative card enables the purchase of 10 seats at a reduced price. You can use these 10 seats at...Why do have to pay extra for films in 3D or HFR?
Films projected in 3D incur extra costs for the cinema's owner. Significant investments are being made in the most advanced 3D technology, the thorough cleaning of Dolby 3D glasses that are reusable after each screening and the costs linked to 3D projection itself. That is why a ticket for a 3D film costs more than a standard cinema ticket. Viewers with a Movie Card, Family Card or a cinema voucher must also pay extra if they want to see a film in 3D. In principle, viewers always have the choice of normal screening or a 3D screening. That is to say, between purchasing a normal ticket or a...
Why do I have to pay extra for films that last 2h15 or more?
For films that last 2h10 or more, an extra €1 is charged. Long films have an impact on the listing and on staff planning. For an XL film - maximum enjoyment - you therefore pay a little more.
