FREE!!!! FREE!!!! FREE!!!!

Going to the movies nowadays cost an arm and a leg, and if you plan to buy popcorn...you might as well throw in your kidney too!!! Let's just say you are a family of 3, you are spending close to $30 if not more in certain areas not including snacks or drinks.

Did you know....You can get free movie tickets for brand new movies before they actually hit theaters. Movie studios will set up movie screenings in major cities around the country to build up excitement over the movie and give local press the opportunity to see and review the new movies. However, if you are in a smaller city you may have luck with the websites listed below

www.gofobo.com
You enter your postal code, radius, and select a movie to see if there are free movie tickets available near you.

www.advancescreenings.com
Select a movie and see if any free movie tickets are available for the screening in your area.

www.cinemit.com
Click on the movie you'd like to see a screening of and they'll show you which cities are hosting one. Note - You'll need to be a member of Cinemit to see many of the details.

You'll also want to closely watch and listen to these sources of free movie screening tickets:
•Local Radio Stations
•Local TV Stations
•Local Newspapers

Getting Your Free Movie Tickets:

If you signed up through one of the movie screening websites then you'll probably get your ticket in your email inbox or be able to print it right from your browser. You'll be able to bring this ticket with you to get into the movie. The same goes for local media, they'll either give you directions on how to print your ticket or give you a hard copy.


Using Your Free Movie Ticket:

It's important to arrive early to the movie screening. Just because you got a free movie ticket doesn't necessarily get you a seat. These movie screening are often overbooked so I recommend showing up 30-60 minutes before the movie starts.

Be sure to bring any ticket or documentation with you when you attend the movie screening along with an ID.