Sick of it. I’m paying 600 a month to live in a popcorn bucket and I’m grateful
It’s one of the most expensive (if not most) cinemas in Ireland. Why is this suprising to anyone?
How much is popcorn elsewhere? Actually seems cheaper than I imagine it would be in the Stella.
Popcorn is €7 in odeon or vue anyway though?
Omniplex is right across the road, a large popcorn is €5.40 there
For a large popcorn that’s pretty standard. Even before the pandemic.
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Ya but you save 2 quid if you buy 10
Have you never been to the cinema before? Popcorn has always been extortionate. Having overpriced concessions is literally every cinemas entire business strategy.
This sub truly is the pettiest of moaning
Yeah I haven’t been to the cinema in while lol. Still a rip off tho
It’s the fucking Stella 😂
The new cinema in Tallaght is the best now by a long way. So much cheaper than shite that is Odeon.
Go to your local shop and buy a large bag of Manhattan for €2
and I sold 50kg of popcorn seeds for 111€ few hours ago.
Basically the food and drink is more important to their business model than the price of admission. Without it they’d go out of business. It’s akin to Ryanair’s stealth pricing policy.
Eating popcorn is a uniquely associated with the cinema. We eat it hardly anywhere else. It doesn’t make sense to eat noisy food when people around you. It’s not even very nice.
So stop eating popcorn in the cinema. If you’re hungry bring something with you, or even better don’t eat anything.
As long as idiots are paying it…. etc
First time at the cinema?
keeps the riff raff out, and dont opening bags of Tayto you peasant!!!
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Sick of it. I’m paying 600 a month to live in a popcorn bucket and I’m grateful
It’s one of the most expensive (if not most) cinemas in Ireland. Why is this suprising to anyone?
How much is popcorn elsewhere? Actually seems cheaper than I imagine it would be in the Stella.
Popcorn is €7 in odeon or vue anyway though?
Omniplex is right across the road, a large popcorn is €5.40 there
For a large popcorn that’s pretty standard. Even before the pandemic.
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Ya but you save 2 quid if you buy 10
Have you never been to the cinema before? Popcorn has always been extortionate. Having overpriced concessions is literally every cinemas entire business strategy.
This sub truly is the pettiest of moaning
Yeah I haven’t been to the cinema in while lol. Still a rip off tho
It’s the fucking Stella 😂
The new cinema in Tallaght is the best now by a long way. So much cheaper than shite that is Odeon.
Go to your local shop and buy a large bag of Manhattan for €2
and I sold 50kg of popcorn seeds for 111€ few hours ago.
Jesus weeped!
There’s an interesting article on the economics of cinema popcorn – https://thehustle.co/the-economics-of-movie-theater-popcorn/amp/
Basically the food and drink is more important to their business model than the price of admission. Without it they’d go out of business. It’s akin to Ryanair’s stealth pricing policy.
Eating popcorn is a uniquely associated with the cinema. We eat it hardly anywhere else. It doesn’t make sense to eat noisy food when people around you. It’s not even very nice.
So stop eating popcorn in the cinema. If you’re hungry bring something with you, or even better don’t eat anything.
As long as idiots are paying it…. etc
First time at the cinema?
keeps the riff raff out, and dont opening bags of Tayto you peasant!!!
No discount for buying 10!!