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I just carry a big purse, and try not to carry too much popcorn! At
our "Dollar Cinemas" they will ask you not to bring anything in, as
they make all their money off the concessions. However, once I was
confronted about this there, and I explained my son's inability to
eat anything they sell, but promised to buy him a Sprite, and they
let me go (and let me keep the popcorn).
psam
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From: Deborah Garner <[log in to unmask]>
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Subject: Movie Theatres
Date: Friday, January 16, 1998 3:53 PM
Have any of you experienced problems trying to take your own snacks
into
a movie theatre? How do you "sneak" them inside? My daughter wants
popcorn, like everyone else, so we made some at home to take. I
didn't
even ask, just took it in, but was anticipating a confrontation. No
one
noticed. Some managers would understand; others won't. I would like
to
say I wouldn't patronize a theatre that wouldn't allow me to provide
safe snacks, but there are few theatres here.
I was wondering if this effects anyone else.
Deborah Garner
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