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Celebrate National Cinema Day with £4 tickets at Vue Stroud

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Film fans can get their big screen fix at Vue for just £4 this Saturday, August 31 as part of National Cinema Day. 

All films, all day are just £4 when purchased in person (with a 90p booking fee for tickets booked online) to mark the annual event designed to bring people together in celebration of the way films should be seen – on the big screen. 

There’s an abundance of titles to enjoy on the day, including summer smash hits Alien: Romulus, It Ends with Us and Deadpool & Wolverine, with familiar faces for families to enjoy in Inside Out 2 and Despicable Me 4. 

For those wanting to enjoy a classic, as part of Vue’s ongoing Back on the Big Screen collection National Cinema Day customers can revisit 80s sci-fi with The Terminator and get lost in magical worlds with Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

To coincide with the celebration film fans will also have a chance to try Coca Cola’s Freestyle beverage, The Fan Favourite, a delicious combo of cherry and vanilla – available for one week only at selected venues. 

Toby Bradon, General Manager of Vue UK and Ireland, said: “Nothing compares to the experience of seeing a film the way it should be seen – on the big screen. That’s why we’re encouraging as many people as possible to head down to their local Vue this Saturday.” 

To find out what’s playing a your local Vue, visit www.myvue.com/national-cinema-day

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