Cinemark Coupons & Promo Codes

Watch out for spending $9.99 or more monthly on their membership program. You'll be paying for perks you can't actually use. I signed up thinking it sounded worth it, but after 7 months of not using it, I tried to quit and found out those monthly movie tickets you get supposedly don't expire, except they do after 6 months. I guess that detail was hidden somewhere in the terms and conditions. Now to actually use the tickets I've been paying for over 7 months, I have to pay the $9.99 fee all over again just to get those credits back. And that's not even the worst part, because I also have to call their corporate office myself and have some employee manually reload my tickets onto my account. When I questioned the customer service rep about whether that seemed fair, she just repeated the policy over and over like I hadn't understood her the first time. Eventually I asked if anyone had ever filed a class action suit against them for this nonsense, and she just stopped responding.

Went to check out the new Avatar film on opening night at their Tinseltown location in Houston. Their online marketing promised complimentary custom 3D glasses with opening night ticket purchases. Instead, we got regular 3D glasses. It feels like Cinemark used false advertising to get people to show up opening night and drive up sales. Really disappointed.

On our last two visits, we ordered pretzel bites at concessions and both times there was so much melted butter pooled in the bottom that it spilled out all over our clothing. On top of that, they've been canceling movie showtimes with no notice, even special event showings they've advertised for months in advance. I checked around and other theaters in the area are still running these same movies, so I know it's not always outside their control.

The team and leadership here are exceptional, and they move people through the snack line incredibly fast before showings. Everything was spotless from the seating to the theater itself. My only gripe is when other customers won't be quiet during the film, but that's not something Cinemark can really control.

I made an error with my ticket order and picked the wrong night. The show hadn't even started and my ticket was never scanned, but Cinemark won't make an exception. Even though I already paid, they're making me buy new tickets if I want to go tonight. I'm really frustrated that profit seems to matter more to them than actual customer support. Whatever happened to treating your customers right?

Just got everything I ordered and I gotta say, I take back the complaints. This place is fantastic.

The site shows all available movies, but when you pick one, it doesn't show which theaters are showing it. You need to click the arrow at the bottom to see a specific theater's schedule, and even then, the movie you selected frequently doesn't appear on that list.

Visited the Ypsilanti theater and grabbed a bottle of water and small popcorn for $11.76. When I tried to pay with my credit card, the employee said it didn't go through, so I paid cash instead. When my credit card bill arrived, I saw the charge was actually processed. I ended up paying $23.52 total for water and a small popcorn.

The worker at the box office on Thursday at lunchtime at the Perkins Rowe site was incredibly rude. She didn't greet me when I walked up. When it came time to choose seats, she wouldn't make eye contact and just blurted out, "Where you wanna sit?" She printed my ticket and jammed it forcefully under the window. When I said thank you, she gave no response. That was really unprofessional.

The employee at the ticket window around midday on a Thursday at the Perkins Rowe location treated me with zero respect. She never said hello. When I was picking my seat, she looked away and just said, "Where you wanna sit?" After printing my ticket, she shoved it hard through the slot. I said thank you and she didn't say anything back. Really unprofessional behavior.

This was my first time going there and hopefully my last. I made a mistake and bought tickets for the wrong day, so I asked if they'd accept them for the following day instead. They refused to work with me, even though we were willing to take the not-so-great seats up front. After the employee said they'd grab a manager and have me wait, nothing improved. Just a disappointing first visit.

Went to Cinemark with my sister, who is 18. We got our tickets for the Scream film and went to get some popcorn, but when we tried to go back into the theater, they wouldn't let us in even though we'd already paid for our tickets. The staff was hostile and rude, and the security person seemed to think it was funny to block us from entering. Totally unacceptable.

Had a terrible experience at Cinemark with my spouse. About 15 minutes into our film, the picture cut out and we could only hear the audio. We left immediately and asked for our money back, but the staff gave us a rain check using golf-themed language instead of actually refunding us. I told them we'd rather go back to AMC Theaters and probably wouldn't be returning to Cinemark. To use the rain check, we'd have to come back and risk having the same problem again. To make it worse, my wife stood by the entrance while I dealt with the refund counter, and they insisted on seeing proof of purchase for both of us or I'd only get one rain check. It was a frustrating experience at what should have been a great theater. I can't suggest this place to anyone I know.

We didn't even see a film. My husband just popped in to grab some popcorn because I was having an awful day. Theater popcorn is basically my obsession, and Cinemark's is the absolute best. He requested extra butter from the staff member and she went above and beyond. She drizzled it in like 4 or 5 different spots throughout the bag. I honestly think these are the first people who take our requests seriously. When we ask for extra butter, we genuinely mean it, like load it up enough to spike my cholesterol kind of butter. That ridiculously buttery popcorn saved my entire day. Sometimes it really is that simple.

Didn't even go to see a film, just had my husband grab popcorn for me since I was having a rough time. Movie theater popcorn is my weakness, and honestly, Cinemark makes the best. My husband asked the worker for lots of extra butter and she really delivered. She distributed it throughout multiple spots in the bag, probably 4 or 5 different places. These folks actually listen when you say extra butter. I'm talking drench it with enough butter to give me a sugar rush kind of extra. That buttery popcorn completely turned my day around. Seriously, that's all it takes sometimes.