Sky customers can save £100s with free Vue cinema tickets each month

Two free Vue cinema tickets available to every Sky Cinema subscriber per month

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All Sky Cinema subscribers can now claim two free tickets to see a film at a Vue cinema each month.

Sky has partnered with the movie theatre chain in the UK and Republic of Ireland for an ongoing promotion that could save you a fortune at the box office. You just need to claim your codes from the My Sky app for iOS and Android.

There are some caveats to the deal. For starters, neither Virgin Media nor Now customers are eligible, with or without Sky Cinema membership. The tickets are only for 2D standard presentations, so you'll need to pay a supplementary fee for 3D, VIP or IMAX showings.

It's also worth noting that, if you don't use the codes within the calendar month, they will expire – you cannot roll them over.

However, there are no booking fees and the offer will run for an entire year – until 30 September 2024.

"In a time when value is more important to households than ever, Sky Cinema’s exclusive partnership with Vue will give film fans the chance to enjoy the experience of monthly trips to the cinema at no extra cost," said Sky's chief consumer officer, Sophia Ahmad.

A Sky Cinema subscription is available for Sky Q and Sky+ customers from £12 per month – that also includes membership to Paramount+.

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