Quote:This is a nice tutorial for all you SEF masters. Here are a few aside notes to remember while trying to get movie tickets free:

• Remember to do this in advance. You won't get them quick. Plan at least a week or two in the future, and you'll be set.
• When complaining, say you were with a lot of people. IE: Family day with your wife and three children, you and your wife with your visiting parents, your four children your babysitting, etc.
• Don't do it a lot.

1. Find the company that runs your local theater. You can find this by going to the site and checking the bottom for copyright or maybe try out Fandango.
2. Find your local theater's contact email. It might simply be an email or a "Contact Us" webpage.
3. Think of you're believable story. I will include two below.

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I recently went to one of your theaters and was disturbed at how lazy the staff was. It took me almost 40 minutes to get through a line that had 3 people. Only to get some popcorn and two Sprites. Also in the movie there was a couple making a lot of noise in the back and when I tried to get a staff member to quiet them down, they told me they would handle it but never did a thing. This was by far the worst movie experience I have ever had.
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Hello. I was recently at the theater with my wife and her two ailing parents who were visiting us for the week. We went to your theater because of it's usually spectacular performance, but when we were there, we were sorrily disappointed. There were a few hooligans making noise the whole movie and we told a staff member about it, and he simply did nothing. My wife's poor parents had the worst experience they ever had down here, and now they refuse to go to the movie's when we suggest it. This was probably the worst movie experience I've had in my whole life.
NOTE: DON'T USE THE SAME STORY!

4. Wait for a reply. Usually it will say something along the lines of, "We are very sorry for your experience at our theater. We try to be top notch, so we will send X free tickets as a token of our appreciation."