At the new Rockingham shopping centre (which now has lots of cafes and restaurants) they have a fairly new cinema complex owned by an independent company - Ace Cinemas (they have another complex in Midland).
Twice a month they have a seniors morning tea. For $9 you go into the gold class lounge and have tea/coffee/milo with savories and cakes then a movie of your choice. They even have two free raffles - usually free movie tickets and makeup.
The cinema has got to be the best we've used so far (especially in WA with Hoyts and Grand which have grotty, dirty theatres). The young staff are bright and very friendly, the place is very clean, nice wide and very comfortable chairs and plenty of room between the seat rows.
With a free Silver Card (the geriatric one), you get into the movies at other times is $8 or $13 if 3D.
sufil said
08:23 PM Jun 20, 2016
Might have to come down and join you when we get home.
rayaroundoz said
09:42 PM Jun 20, 2016
Bruce I used to go to the Midland Ace Cinemas when I was living in that area of Perth. Joined their Ace Club for $27 per year. Amongst may other discounts got 3 x $8.00 movie vouchers and after using those can go anytime for $11.00 and can take one guest who pays $11.00 as well. Agree with you, they are much cleaner than the others.
Bryan said
09:00 AM Jun 21, 2016
Thanks Bruce, I'll surely make use of it.
Bruce and Bev said
06:14 PM Jun 21, 2016
The next session is this Thursday morning 23rd June - arrive about 9.30am and pick the movie you want then have morning tea. You can just rock up with your WA Seniors Card or Aged Pension Card at 9.30am and join in
They have an invitation/advance notice list they send out by email at the beginning of each month - if anyone wants the email addy, PM me.
At the new Rockingham shopping centre (which now has lots of cafes and restaurants) they have a fairly new cinema complex owned by an independent company - Ace Cinemas (they have another complex in Midland).
Twice a month they have a seniors morning tea. For $9 you go into the gold class lounge and have tea/coffee/milo with savories and cakes then a movie of your choice. They even have two free raffles - usually free movie tickets and makeup.
The cinema has got to be the best we've used so far (especially in WA with Hoyts and Grand which have grotty, dirty theatres). The young staff are bright and very friendly, the place is very clean, nice wide and very comfortable chairs and plenty of room between the seat rows.
With a free Silver Card (the geriatric one), you get into the movies at other times is $8 or $13 if 3D.
Thanks Bruce, I'll surely make use of it.
They have an invitation/advance notice list they send out by email at the beginning of each month - if anyone wants the email addy, PM me.