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Cineplex is offering a budget-friendly movie experience across Canada with $5 movie tickets and popcorn every Tuesday from January 14 to February 11, 2025. General admission tickets and small popcorn will each cost $5 (plus tax), with online ticket purchases adding a $1.50 booking fee, making them $6.50. Premium experiences like UltraAVX will also be discounted but require an additional surcharge.
Scene+ members can enjoy an extra 10% discount on Tuesday ticket prices. Additionally, Cineplex is offering $3.99 “family favourite” movies on Saturdays, featuring films like Despicable Me 4. This is the second year Cineplex has run the $5 promotion, giving Canadians a cozy and affordable outing during the winter months.
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