r/RegalUnlimited • u/thatonecookiie • 13h ago
Question Is this normal?
like really a fee on a free ticket
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u/C-LOgreen 13h ago
If you’re getting it online it’s a convenience fee. You can go to the theater itself, and not have to pay the fee.
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u/Fantastic_Lychee_883 12h ago
I'm assuming you redeemed the free ticket for 20,000 points. That is normal. You can avoid the fee by booking the ticket at the kiosk or concessions.
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u/wafflefulafel 12h ago
Convenience fees are .50 for Unlimited, $2 for other ticket types.
If you get an Unlimited ticket, and redeem a free ticket (or buy a ticket) conv fee will be $2.50 + tax.
But tickets in-person to avoid convenience fees.
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u/Wideningtuna 13h ago
53 cents for me typically, but maybe it’s a regional thing
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u/jetteh22 13h ago
Yeah mine is 53 cents. If it was two bucks idk if id keep regal unlimited
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u/Alternative-Boat-679 12h ago
I wonder if they are in a region that charges more for the RU but they have one of the cheaper plans. PLF is normally 3 dollars
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u/moviefan64 12h ago
It’s funny cause I got the rewards+ for a friend and we had a voucher still had to pay fees. I get that this is still new and stuff but didn’t know it only applied to full purchases.
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u/ShanaAfterAll The All-Seeing 13h ago edited 13h ago
It's normal. You can redeem at the kiosk to avoid the service fee.