Regal Unlimited Plans Detailed, How Does It Compare vs AMC A-List vs Cinemark vs MoviePass vs Alamo?

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Welcome to the Systems Alliance. My name is Jexy. Regal Cinemas has finally released the details on their long awaited movie subscription plan. How does it stack up versus AMC Stubs A-List, Cinemark Movie Club, MoviePass, and also coming in 2019, the Alamo Season Pass? Let me know which one you would sign up for!
Description of the plans below:
Regal Unlimited: www.regmovies.com/static/en/u...
Watch unlimited 2D movies, as many times as you want, no blackout dates, but with extra fees for everything else
3 Tiers with a 12 month commitment:
Unlimited Plan: $18 plus tax per month, or annual fee of $216.
200+ theaters in plan, less expensive markets
Surcharge of $1.50-$3 per ticket for theaters not in your plan
Unlimited Plus Plan: $21 plus tax per month, or annual fee of $252.
400+ theaters in plan, mid and less expensive size markets
Surcharge of $1.50 per ticket for theaters not in your plan
Unlimited All Access Plan: $23.50 plus tax per month, or annual fee of $282.
Access to all 550+ theaters in the USA, includes more expensive markets
Tiers vary by location, so make sure you pick the right tier for your main location
If you travel from less expensive to more expensive markets, you will have to pay a surcharge
Surcharges/fees of $1.50-$3 apply to IMAX, 3D, 4DX, RPX, ScreenX and ViP showings as well as movie events like marathons, double features, concerts, & Fathom events.
10% off all food and non-alcoholic beverages, discount applied immediately at check-out
Reduced convenience fee of $0.50 cents plus tax apply to each registration plus any other admission ticket obtained during the same transaction. Regal can change the convenience fees at any time.
Can buy tickets in advance for 3 movies, reserve your seats
Credits earned from being a Regal Crown Club member with every dollar spent
Works only at Regal Cinemas
AMC Stubs A-List:
www.amctheatres.com/amcstubs/...
$20-$24 a month, depending on location, 3 movies a week
No limitations on movies at an AMC, can see any movie at an AMC you want, no blackout dates
No fees of any kind - Can buy tickets in advance, reserve your seats
No fees or surcharges for visiting a theater in any other territory that might be more expensive
No limitations on type of viewing, 2D, 3D, IMAX, Dolby Cinema, PRIME, RealD 3D, everything an AMC has you can see
Complimentary AMC Stubs benefits: 10% off concessions, free size upgrades on popcorn & drinks, get to use priority lanes
Points from being an AMC Stubs member from tickets and concessions can be used towards future purchases
Works only at AMC
MoviePass:
moviepass.com/
Currently no plans available for purchase, constantly changing
Limited movie selection, can't see any movie in theater available that you want
Can't buy ticket in advance, no seat selection, have to physically show up at a theater
Limited to standard viewings, no IMAX or 3D, Can only a see movie once now
Works at most theater chains but not all (No Harkins, etc.)
MoviePass has the right to curtail your usage at any time without warning, no blackout days surge pricing anymore though
Cinemark Movie Club:
cinemark.com/movieclub
$9 a month, 1 movie a month
See any movie at a Cinemark you want but there are fees for anything not 2D
Limited to standard viewings, no IMAX or 3D, can see the same movie multiple times
Can buy tickets in advance, reserve your seats, no online fees or surcharges
20% off concessions, can share this benefit with a friend, & can bring a friend for the same $9
Credit for the 1 movie rolls over to the next month if you don't see a movie that month so it can build up
Points earned from concessions can be redeemed
Works only at Cinemark
Alamo Season Pass:
drafthouse.com/victory/season...
Currently unconfirmed details:
Unlimited movies for around $20-$25 a month
No limitations on movies at an Alamo, though could be format limitations with 2D only
Possible limitations on 3D, IMAX, waiting on confirmation
Can buy multiple tickets in advance, reserve your seats
In Beta testing right now, waitlist is currently 50,000+
More changes to come as testing continues, to be released in 2019
Works only at Alamo
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@geraldsullivan7911 4 года назад

This really helped in my decision on which Movie Plan I will go with.

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

Glad to help!

@AlthosWTF 4 года назад

Thanks for the info!

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@booboo4ever24 Год назад

I'm mad 😡 I didn't know about A list for Infinity War & End Game. I would of been there every week to watch in Dolby & IMAX

@austin4435123 4 года назад

Buddy..the .50 cents doesn't apply if you buy your ticket INSIDE the theater and even if you have 3 movies in your que...you can go see a movie paying at the kisok separate from your reservation 3 reservations! Its unlimited

@Wired4Life2 4 года назад

*It's getting on my nerves how no one is bringing up how box office 2D ticket purchases have no fees whatsoever.*

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

True, though 90%+ of people do it from the mobile app, hence why it is a convenience fee. So the vast majority will still be charged for it. But if you are willing to put in the work, then yes, though then it starts to feel closer to moviepass or sinemia where you had to game the system to get the best deal.

@zziggy808 4 года назад

I’m curious to see the hidden fees on an opening weekend. Like come on this must be something fishy with this option. Also weird how you are locked in for a year. Like wtf

@MSrainrun Год назад

We have been a member for a while... but we have never tried to use our card online to order a movie in advance. We are not sure how to do this. Do you know how that would work and if you do can you make a video on how to do that please and let me know when that comes out?

@samuelcox5023 4 года назад

I really like the AMC Stubs A-list. I just wish there was a family plan

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

I hope they bring one out.

@samuelcox5023 4 года назад

Yeah honestly. I am part of a family of 7, so this plan doesn’t work for us now

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

@@samuelcox5023 Yeah that is rough, the best it could do is give just one of you the discount.

@eddieanderson9399 4 года назад

A family plan for like $49.99 a month 2 adults and two kids, with extra $5 charge for 3rd person or 3rd child would be perfect. Same plan of 3 movies a week, 12 a month. Get on it AMC... you'll have more people go to the movies and u know them saving $ that'll spend more on concessions with their visits. Win-win for everyone if they do this.

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

It would be a good plan, but only Sinemia has done one so far, and they crashed and burned, though not because of that. I'm wondering if there is enough data out there for AMC and Regal etc. to see what they would need to offer and what they would need to price it at to make sense for them to sell and for consumers to buy.

@milvache 4 года назад

Regal Unlimited All Access is totally worth it

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

Especially if you see a ton of movies in an expensive area. Same with AMC. The price difference per month isn't a ton, but per ticket it is without the subscription plan.

@brianfox3275 4 года назад

I currently have AMC A-List and love it. There are more Regals in my area, though, so that appeals. However, when I look at the theater I normally would go to - with reserved, reclining seats - it says on the Regal Unlimited website that there is "Stadium Seating". So...no reserved seats? Am I reading that correctly? What's that about?

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

Some Regals do not have assigned seating. Usually the older ones. So basically... you'd have to get there really early to get the seats you want.

@brianfox3275 4 года назад

But this theater DOES have reserved seats (normally). We’ve gone there for years, until I got A-List. So, why the “stadium seating”? Is that the premium seating mentioned on their website? Do you need to pay an extra fee - or buy a higher tier - for reserved seats?

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

@@brianfox3275 From what I read you don't pay more for reserved seating, only for premium formats like IMAX, 3D, etc. And also for certain theaters in more expensive cities. But if they have reserved seating, you should be able to do it. I wonder if for some theaters they did away with it once the app came out.

@lesandersonjr3861 4 года назад

Moviepass hasn't been operational since July 3rd-5th. Some are getting access now, but it is random

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

Pretty much a joke

@lesandersonjr3861 4 года назад

@@SystemsAlliance Agree

@lesandersonjr3861 4 года назад

Fathom events and special events are not included in either A-list or Regal unlimited

@Hvince808 4 года назад

So True =(

@ranjan_v 4 года назад

i missed the 12 month lock down period in my research, thanks for that

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

No problem! Thanks for watching!

@Yitzchaq 4 года назад

Is the surcharge to use the app really just .50 cents? I thought it was a .50 cent discount off the convenience fee to use the app

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

It's a discount off the fee they normally charge but it's still a fee of 50 cents.

@PSYCHOV3N0M 4 года назад

Your first MISTAKE is saying "Just $0.50 cents" instead of complaining about the fee itself. AMC A-List offers way better value.

@chrisstewart171 4 года назад

AMC allows any format but limits you to 3 movies per week. Regal allows unlimited 2D films PER DAY. They each have pros and cons. It all just depends on preference and works for you.

@lesandersonjr3861 4 года назад

It also depends on which theater is closer. Honestly if I had a AMC with Dobly close to me, I would have both.

@chrisstewart171 4 года назад

Les Anderson jr Agreed. I have both here in Knoxville, but the AMC’s are rundown and decrepit. And since Regal is based here, all of their theaters are pristine. Making the switch from A-list to RU

@williemnatzakanian3345 4 года назад

Long time Regal movie goer, got AMC A List 2 years ago and love the Dolby and IMAX options, disappointed in Regal that charges fees, and surcharges. Hopefully Regal will match ?

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

I don't think Regal will match, and it does have the unlimited 2D over AMC, but I like AMC and not having to think about fees or anything. Just see whatever you want, already paid for with the subscription.

@DNJ122 4 года назад

I’ll wait for Alamo to decide which plan. I was ready to sign up for Regal’s plan but you can’t cancel until you’ve had the plan for a year. I don’t really like that policy.

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

Yeah, and since Alamo is coming in 2019, if it were better, you'd be stuck with Regal for 7 months longer, assuming it takes Alamo that long.

@dswrigley 4 года назад

@systemsalliance Funny that Regal has a new plan and they recently closed their only theater here in Minnesota.

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

Well that's not very helpful haha. Is there an AMC near you?

@dswrigley 4 года назад

@@SystemsAlliance There are two AMC's but they are pretty much out of the way. My best option is Marcus theaters. On Tuesday's its $5 movie ticket and $10 for a large popcorn (one free refill) & a large drink. I don't think any plan can top that. Only bad thing, its only on Tuesdays. I enjoy your videos, keep up the great work.

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

Thanks, I appreciate it. And that is a good deal, but if it were on the weekend. AMCs and most other theaters have a similar deal for Tuesdays, which are often the slowest. But if you are free Tuesday nights, then it's great!

@stiffkittens24 4 года назад

How do you use Regal Unlimited at the box office so you don’t pay the .50 cent booking/reservation fee?

@chantzgaming 4 года назад

Chris Romero you just let them scan your app and tell them what movie

@aaronramirez2610 4 года назад

I have a Cinemark near me walking distance is about 1-2min away, the only seats I can reserve on line are D-Box,and of course that's not part of the plan,but even then I have had Cinemark for over a year,and I love it. Right now I'm off for the summer so I have all day 2 choose when I want to go,buy I usually use at first showing of the day,that way I can choose my seat and not worry about a long line. Right now I already used my ticket for the month, I just have to wait till next month. Oh and I almost forgot I went to see Spiderman Far From Home back to back, one at the end of July and the second time on Agosto 1,2019 at 10am.

@danielleon2535 4 года назад

do I get discount movie tickets for my family?

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

They would be the same price as regular price, plus a fee if you use the app, so no. Only 1 of those tickets would be "free" with the membership.

@silenceiseverything4 4 года назад

@lunar_twisted7624 4 года назад

If I sign up for the Regal Unlimited, does it work if I go to the ticket booth and ask for two tickets for a movie? Like I will be the one that is buying the tickets for me and a friend.

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

Yes but the second ticket will be regular priced, not "free" like yours is. In other words, you couldn't do that just like you couldn't bring in 100 friends for free. Any additional will be regular priced.

@lunar_twisted7624 4 года назад

Okay thanks.

@danielsifuentes-bradford8028 4 года назад

As much as everybody’s saying their gonna stick with AMC. I would to but I don’t have local AMC otherwise I would go with them but I’m hoping Regal will get the job done

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

AMC has done well by its patrons, but it only works for everyone if there is an AMC near them, which is why it works for me. But Regal is still a great deal and if that was the only theater near me, I would go there.

@EWHProductions 4 года назад

talked to one regal theater here in Orlando that has both IMAX and 4DX they told me the surcharge to see any IMAX or 4DX movie would be the cost difference between the 2D ticket and the IMAX or 4DX movie price $7 or more dollars per ticket

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

I wonder if the communication has got to them, since that is not what Regal has advertised, but if that is the case, then that really sucks. You can see a whole movie for that during the week day.

@toonblastsart8655 4 года назад

I’ve been in AMC stubs member for about six months now I enjoyed the program a lot the only issue for me is that the AMC that I go to is 20 to 30 minutes away from my house. So I switched over to regal today even though I’m locked in for a year commitment regal is the closest theater maybe about 10 minutes. I wear glasses so the 3-D IMAX all the extra stuff didn’t really matter to me as long as I was seeing the film so I’ll be fine with just seem 2d films The only reason I would’ve stuck with AMC is if it was closer to my house but I just been waiting for the regal plan I was worried when I heard that there might have to be an upfront fee of the whole year because for me that’s a little too much at one time for this but since they changed it to monthly it was right up my alley hopefully things will remain fine with this program otherwise I’ll go back to AMC down the line

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

As a former glasses wearer and all around cinema lover, I hate 3D. It distorts everything and I hate it haha. But yes, I think it would be worth switching over to Regal with your situation given how similar the plans are and the distance between the two.

@spaidakula 4 года назад

Toonblast's Art well AMC stubs alist is better

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

@@spaidakula I would agree, but not necessarily for another 20 min of travel, which is 40 round trip. Once you factor in gas and time of course.

@spaidakula 4 года назад

Systems Alliance for me I live very close to an AMC so it works for me it makes sense to have a personal against the service is good even though we live 30 minutes away 20 minutes away but if you pick a time that is around like 10 or nineyou can get to the theater right on time

@toonblastsart8655 4 года назад

@@spaidakula again AMC is possibly the best MoviePass like service on the market right now I'm not denying that but personally for me there are two reasons why I switched to Regal Personally one is that it takes me around 20 to 30 minutes to drive to a Amc theater the amount of gas/ money and extra time doesn't make sense especially when regal is 7-10 min away for me + 2 outside of actually viewing the movies I wasn't using benefits like the 3D because of my eyesight to begin with unless a person I was with wanted to see it in 3D Even in the long run with the surcharges if I was to upgrade my ticket the amount that I be spending on that versus the wear and tear on my car and time will save me in the long run going with Regal over AMC for me personally Again AMC works better for you because you're closer to the theater but it just doesn't make sense for me financially when there's a Regal right down the road

@alabrahams531 4 года назад

GREAT, informative article. Thank you for sharing this. I just received an e-mail from Regal (I'm a member & receive e-mails regularly.) re their new plan. I don't recall there being ANY mention of surcharges in the material. Thus, thanks to you, it's considerably more transparent. Regal would be my only choice--the complex I visit regularly is an exemplary member of the chain--but I ultimately, don't need a plan. I have one of my own! Movie gift cards. My family gifts me those rather than giving me "things." I go to the movies fairly regularly and get to choose whatever format I desire. I'm not a big fan of current 3-D as I don't believe it's done properly. I enjoy non-3D IIMAX movies and RPX ditto. Depends on the movie and the time of showing. The plan MIGHT work for some; time will tell. Again, well-done!

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

Thanks! I appreciate it. And same, I love me some IMAX and Dolby, but I'd take 2D over 3D any day of the week. I feel like it costs me extra money to see a distorted and darker picture than the film makers intended.

@bonoki3870 4 года назад

i have both! however, AMC's A-List is a much better programme than Regal's Unlimited All Access.

@frizell 2 года назад

If my AMC theater has the Dolby and IMAX I would go with them but they took over the same facility Carmike occupied. Regal has comfortable reclining seats and 10% off concessions

@jaredsev 4 года назад

Actually it depends on what tier your at for the 1.50-3.00 if your in the middle tier you pay 1.50 if your on the bottom you pay the 3.00.

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

I believe I said that in the video, but the $3 if you have the lower tier only applies if you are going to one of the more expensive ones. It would only be $1.50 if you went to see a mid tier theater with the lower pass. Now, does the app tell you which theater is how much more? No clue. A bit annoying that you have to think about figuring this out.

@JMESPARZA05 4 года назад

I signed up for Regal unlimited yesterday when it launched and yeah AMC and Regal both are like 5 mins away but Regal a little closer but idk I just like Regals plans more cause of the unlimited movies but of course there is things I don't like like you can't invite friends for free, you have to pay the regular price for them. Idk I hope they change that and allow up to 4 or 5 friends in the future or even family

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

Sinemia was the only one to have family plans so far but that was short lived. For now, every member of your family would have to have their own membership, which you can't do with kids under 16. Then again maybe its a child ticket?

@QTCutes 4 года назад

positiveemotions fuck your cheapskate friends! They can get the subscription too.

@Yitzchaq 4 года назад

Was the surcharge to use the app .50 cents like said in the video? I thought it was a .50 discount off the surcharge to use the video

@srico2314 4 года назад

I have the Alamo pass. There's a fee similar to sinemia it's about 1.72 for each ticket. But unlike regal AMC movie pass etc , they let you add an extra seats a month meaning you can build a family plan. It is unlimited to 2d and 3d movies (although none of my Alamo theaters near have 3d capabilities). I'm currently paying 21.10 plus tax for each seat. 42.20 a month.

@srico2314 4 года назад

Currently testing out Regal since it's closer. But it seems like the app is very buggy compared to Alamo. I almost couldn't see a movie because of the tickets not showing up. For whatever reason it did not register my purchase on my phone when I went to go see crawl and it did it again when I pre ordered tickets to "scary stories to tell in the dark". For right now the regal plan seemed a bit rushed they should've done more beta testing when it comes to using the app.

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

@@srico2314 Alamo has definitely been in beta testing too long, but on the flip side, Regal didn't seem to have any at all. Surprised to hear Alamo has those fees. They will have to cut those down less people think they go the way of Sinemia.

@lesandersonjr3861 4 года назад

Of course people will say A-list is better because you can watch Imax, Dobly, ect for no extra charge but how many Dobly, IMax movies are released in a month? 12 movies is a good amount also. They are equal to me (A-list and Regal).

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

To me, enough are released a month to make it worth it as the AMC near me only shows new releases in the better formats. The problem for me with Regal's plan though, is the upcharge to see the movies in those formats. And apparently some are saying they need to pay up to $7 more.

@lesandersonjr3861 4 года назад

@@SystemsAlliance It would be cool if Regal waived one premium movie a month. Still I understand why they are doing the upcharge, it would put them out of buisness if they let people see premium movies as much as they want.

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

True, that's why I'm surprised they didn't copy AMC's more since while unlimited sounds good, only a tiny tiny fraction of users could ever take advantage of it. For the vast majority, 3 a week is more than enough. At that rate, you could see nearly every movie that is playing, but also in premium formats. I guess I just get worried with all the extra fees because that is what Sinemia did.

@justlistenfornow 4 года назад

Regal Unlimited plan sounds more like Regal Nickle And Dime Fee plan

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

Yeah a bit too much like Sinemia in that way...

@lwe3625 4 года назад

If we had more AMC theatres around. I would go with them. But they dont so I'll go with regal.

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

At least there is a choice now for a plan. I'm glad they finally did it, even if the AMC plan seems a bit better.

@kre756 4 года назад

I usually attend weekday matinee's so reserving seats is not a priority. Could you please explain how an Unlimited member can avoid the .50 cent fee by purchasing at the kiosk and or box office itself. Great video, much appreciated.

@thatNCgirl 4 года назад

If you buy a ticket at the box office or kiosk, there is not a convenience fee. Also if you have 3 reservations pending on the app (for future showings) , you can still purchase as many tickets at the box office or kiosk as you want as long as the movie times do not overlap.

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

Good explanation. Thanks!

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

Description of the plans below: Regal Unlimited: www.regmovies.com/static/en/us/unlimited Watch unlimited 2D movies, as many times as you want, no blackout dates, but with extra fees for everything else 3 Tiers with a 12 month commitment: Unlimited Plan: $18 plus tax per month, or annual fee of $216. 200+ theaters in plan, less expensive markets Surcharge of $1.50-$3 per ticket for theaters not in your plan Unlimited Plus Plan: $21 plus tax per month, or annual fee of $252. 400+ theaters in plan, mid and less expensive size markets Surcharge of $1.50 per ticket for theaters not in your plan Unlimited All Access Plan: $23.50 plus tax per month, or annual fee of $282. Access to all 550+ theaters in the USA, includes more expensive markets Tiers vary by location, so make sure you pick the right tier for your main location If you travel from less expensive to more expensive markets, you will have to pay a surcharge Surcharges/fees of $1.50-$3 apply to IMAX, 3D, 4DX, RPX, ScreenX and ViP showings as well as movie events like marathons, double features, concerts, & Fathom events. 10% off all food and non-alcoholic beverages, discount applied immediately at check-out Reduced convenience fee of $0.50 cents plus tax apply to each registration plus any other admission ticket obtained during the same transaction. Regal can change the convenience fees at any time. Can buy tickets in advance for 3 movies, reserve your seats Credits earned from being a Regal Crown Club member with every dollar spent Works only at Regal Cinemas AMC Stubs A-List: www.amctheatres.com/amcstubs/alist $20-$24 a month, depending on location, 3 movies a week No limitations on movies at an AMC, can see any movie at an AMC you want, no blackout dates No fees of any kind - Can buy tickets in advance, reserve your seats No fees or surcharges for visiting a theater in any other territory that might be more expensive No limitations on type of viewing, 2D, 3D, IMAX, Dolby Cinema, PRIME, RealD 3D, everything an AMC has you can see Complimentary AMC Stubs benefits: 10% off concessions, free size upgrades on popcorn & drinks, get to use priority lanes Points from being an AMC Stubs member from tickets and concessions can be used towards future purchases Works only at AMC MoviePass: moviepass.com/ Currently no plans available for purchase, constantly changing Limited movie selection, can't see any movie in theater available that you want Can't buy ticket in advance, no seat selection, have to physically show up at a theater Limited to standard viewings, no IMAX or 3D, Can only a see movie once now Works at most theater chains but not all (No Harkins, etc.) MoviePass has the right to curtail your usage at any time without warning, no blackout days surge pricing anymore though Cinemark Movie Club: cinemark.com/movieclub $9 a month, 1 movie a month See any movie at a Cinemark you want but there are fees for anything not 2D Limited to standard viewings, no IMAX or 3D, can see the same movie multiple times Can buy tickets in advance, reserve your seats, no online fees or surcharges 20% off concessions, can share this benefit with a friend, & can bring a friend for the same $9 Credit for the 1 movie rolls over to the next month if you don't see a movie that month so it can build up Points earned from concessions can be redeemed Works only at Cinemark Alamo Season Pass: drafthouse.com/victory/seasonpass Currently unconfirmed details: Unlimited movies for around $20-$25 a month No limitations on movies at an Alamo, though could be format limitations with 2D only Possible limitations on 3D, IMAX, waiting on confirmation Can buy multiple tickets in advance, reserve your seats In Beta testing right now, waitlist is currently 50,000+ More changes to come as testing continues, to be released in 2019 Works only at Alamo I hope you enjoyed the video. Please share, like, comment and subscribe for more content. CONNECT! ▼ Twitter ► twitter.com/SystemsAllianc3 Facebook ► facebook.com/SystemsAlliance Instagram ► instagram.com/thesystemsalliance

@lesandersonjr3861 4 года назад

If people weren't lazy they could just get tickets at a kiosk or box office at Regal which they won't get charged 50 cents for standard 2D movies. You can have 3 advanced tickets in the app and still get a tickets at the box office or kiosk.

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

They could, but then again if that were the case, companies like Fandango wouldn't even exist. I don't think there would be much of an issue if Regal came out with their plan first. The problem is that AMC came first and doesn't charge fees for something that costs the company nothing.

@lesandersonjr3861 4 года назад

@@SystemsAlliance I am not talking about any other movie ticket app, I am just talking about Regal Unlimited. AMC also doesn't let you watch as many stabdard 2D movies as you can like Regal does, so the 50 fee (and surcharges) is a compromise. You are going to the movie anyway, so unless it is opening night for a super popular movie then it is rare you won't get a seat. If Regal was 3 movies a week and charged 50 cents per ticket via the app, then I could see why people would complain.

@Jumpman67 4 года назад

I don’t know anyone that actually prefers 3D movies. This isn’t a detriment in my opinion. There’s no regal imax near me so also no problems there. There’s no amc within an hour of me so my choice is pretty easy.

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

At least now you can get a deal! Yeah I personally hate 3D though.

@luigi6598 4 года назад

Excellent video showing the new Regal plan and comparing it to other offerings. I wish Regal would have just done a similar plan to AMC Stubs A-list. Here in the Los Angeles area, we are relegated to the highest plan, $23.50/month. I would love to have seen something like 2 movies/wk, any movie including IMAX/3D for something like 18-21/month. No annual commitment. Don't charge people .50 cents to buy tickets on the App. This whole extra fees thing smells of Sinemia. I hate that this is what Regal came up with. I know why they are doing it this way, they can make more money by locking people in for 1 year. You can guarantee that they will increase these fees like Sinemia did. I'm afraid that AMC and others will follow and add App usage fee's once they see the potential for extra cash.

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

I don't like the fees for using the app either. 100% unnecessary and made me think the same thing.... Sinemia. I would hope AMC realizes how much people hate it and how much ill will it would cause towards their own product... and not do it.

@kencoakley3959 4 года назад

The theater owners don't really lose anything by having unlimited movies on their plan because 80-90% of box office receipts go to the movie studios while the corporation that owns the theater gets all their revenue from concessions.

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

The average is only 55% of revenue goes to studios. Disney has a special deal in the USA where they get 60%. Overseas, especially with China, it might be only 33%. But on average, 45% goes to the theaters themselves. As far as their profit goes though, much of it comes from the concessions, so you are right in that it only helps them to offer these plans so they can make more sales on a higher margin product there, even if they give 10-20% off of it. Probably why MoviePass and Sinemia couldn't make the math work... no concession revenue.

@moedollars7050 4 года назад

*** TWO Very important update'sfor your video*** If you go to the theater to get your ticket via the mobile app you are NOT charged the surcharge! The .55 cent surcharge is for reserving the ticket on the app. But if the theater you are going to does not have reserve seating anyway then its worth it to just save the .55 and get the tix at the counter. 2nd. If you read the fine print, i did, there is a 1 year obligation when u sign up meaning if you decided to cancel you will STILL be charged for the remainder of the year! Details matter!!! Hope this helps everyone. Me and my wife got the reg pass and so far it's pretty good.

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

Good info. Though 90%+ will use the app because they don't want to wait at the theater. It's a fee that costs them nothing as AMC has proven so it is a bit bothersome, but the year obligation isn't so bad unless there is an emergency and you need to cancel (but as you said, won't be able to, might as well keep it since they'll keep taking your money). I wonder if you cancel your card how they would charge you.

@moedollars7050 4 года назад

@@SystemsAlliance they have certain criteria for you to cancel, like moving out of the country, etc. As for the fee i agree for a newer movie it might be a pain to wait for a ticket to save a few cents but lucky for me our theater is kind of older and doesn't really get crowded.

@austin4435123 4 года назад

THIS A GAMECHANGER!

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

It's nice to have some competition!

@otakuon 4 года назад

FYI, AMC A-List price varies based on where you live. Here in California, it's $23.95/month, which is actually a little more expensive than Regal Unlimited All Access. AMC A-List allows you to see an out of state movie (if you are on a lesser rate plan) up to three times per year. Also, not many people are talking about the 10% concessions discount which is also a nice perk with the Regal plan.

@Phuong.Le73 4 года назад

I used to walk to Regal in DTLA after work to see movies for a long time (my credit I had with Regal was almost 400,000) until I signed up with AMC A List from January 2019. I'm so happy with AMC A List, but the only thing I don't like is that there's no AMC in DTLA, so I have to deal with traffic after work to drive to the AMC near my home. I wanted to switch to Regal, but none of the Regal's plans is good, and they're very slow in the game, so I will continue with AMC A List. I'm sorry Regal.

@raphaeldelaghetto85 4 года назад

The one year commitment and surcharges are a non-starter. I bet they're counting on people not reading the fine print before they sign-up. I'll stick with AMC A-List

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

I think the surcharges are the real issue. Esp for anything but 2D. The year commitment I understand as many businesses do that. Then again most would refund you the difference.

@QTCutes 4 года назад

Movie pass lmao who still uses that???

@SystemsAlliance 4 года назад

Apparently somewhere between 100,000 and 200,000 people, just a fraction of the millions it used to have as subscribers