Cinemark, one of the largest movie theater chains in the U.S., has launched an affordable summer movie program to help families enjoy films together. The Summer Movie Clubhouse offers tickets for just $1.75 per person for a selection of family-friendly movies.
The program begins on May 13 and runs through August 6, with showings available at 285 Cinemark theaters nationwide. Tickets are already on sale via Cinemark.com, the Cinemark app, and participating box offices.
How to Access the $1.75 Movie Tickets
To purchase tickets, visit your local Cinemark theater or use the official website or app. Most showings are scheduled for Wednesday mornings, though specific times vary by location. Popular films included in the lineup are:
- Dog Man
- Paddington
- Bad Guys 2
- Other family favorites
Additional Discounts on Snacks and Drinks
Cinemark is also reducing prices on concessions to make the movie experience even more affordable. Snack packs are discounted by $1.00, and popcorn-and-drink combos of any size are available for $1.00 off the regular price.
Why This Deal Matters for Families
Movie tickets in some locations can cost up to $20 per person, making it difficult for families to enjoy outings together. Cinemark’s Summer Movie Clubhouse aims to provide an accessible and budget-friendly alternative for summer entertainment.
“We continue to see that younger audiences treasure the shared, immersive experience of going to the movies, and Cinemark is thrilled to nurture that excitement with our annual Summer Movie Clubhouse.”
— Wanda Gierhart Fearing, Cinemark Chief Marketing and Content Officer
“This program gives families an affordable, easy way to enjoy beloved films together and build the kind of memories that turn today’s young movie fans into lifelong moviegoers.”
— Wanda Gierhart Fearing, Cinemark Chief Marketing and Content Officer
For more details and to purchase tickets, visit Cinemark.com/summer-movie-clubhouse or download the Cinemark app.
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