Cineplex Hosts Free Movie Day Across Canada
Cineplex’s annual Community Day will take place on Saturday, November 15, offering free movies and games nationwide. Fans can enjoy a selection of films at no cost, with complimentary tickets available exclusively in theatres from 9 a.m. local time, distributed on a first-come, first-served basis during a two-hour window.
Discounts on Food, Drinks, and Games
- During the ticket distribution period, regular popcorn, regular drinks, or select candy will be available for $3 plus tax.
- Cineplex’s in-theatre Xscape arcades will offer free 30-minute non-redeemable playcards or tokens.
- The Rec Room and Playdium locations will provide free one-hour game bands (non-redeemable) starting at 9 a.m.
- Until noon, $3 food items such as fries and mini donuts will be available at The Rec Room, while Playdium will offer regular popcorn, fries, or select candy for $3.
Support for Charity
"Cineplex says $1 from every food and beverage purchase, Xscape play card purchase and reload, and game band purchase and reload at The Rec Room and Playdium will be donated to BGC Canada."
BGC Canada is a charity providing kids and teens with life-changing programs and community-based services.
Summary
Cineplex’s Community Day offers Canadian fans free movies, discounted snacks, and complimentary gaming, while supporting youth programs through donations to BGC Canada.
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