Ok, some, but not ALL theaters have put tickets on sale. Empire Theaters says tickets on sale in two weeks. Some Famous Players theaters have tickets on sale now, although the official time is Midnight (time zone unknown). Our suggestion: Keep checking with your theater.
Month: October 2003
Lisa writes: After hearing that Trilogy Tuesday would be playing here, I bombarded Empire Theatres with emails asking when tickets would go on sale. Finally, they gave me an answer! [More]
Couchguy writes: “At 5:30, I was able to purchase my tickets for the marathon trilogy screening at the London Famous Players SilverCity through movietickets.com. I have received my confirmation number and instructions on how to pick up the tickets at the theatre box office. I also checked around for the other theatres across the country and it looks like they are all activated for purchase. Good luck!!”
We had heard that Famous Players tickets would be on sale by 10/31, but not other chains. You all might like to check with your local Trilogy theater.
UPDATE: Demandred writes: The ad for Trilogy Tuesday showing on the front of the Famous Players website actually states that tickets are not on sale until Oct. 31, so its kinda funny. If you click into the ad and keep going you’ll get to the point you can purchase tickets. [Famous Players Cinemas]
Greetings, Quickbeam here. Green Books has taken a pumpkin knife and carved out a special edition of our monthly magazine:
— Go Out on a Limb with me and discover Aragorn’s inner heart: the “Kingly Proof” may surprise you.
— Ostadan’s Lore & Letters features a touching article on why the Elves pursue the halting of time and age: “Now I Get It, Celebrimbor!”
— Moon Letters has a great selection of Fan Fiction and Poems!
— Our man Ostadan answers 11 tricky items in our Questions & Answers including:
1. Were there any female Balrogs?
2. Who was the narrator of The Hobbit and LOTR?
3. How can you capture the light of Earendil?
4. Was Elrond unfair to Aragorn?
— Tolkien and C.S. Lewis scholar Colin Duriez pays Tribute to the masterwork of LOTR.
— Enjoy two stunning articles from our Special Guests. Learn how scientists could make real Mithril in our Science of Middle-earth Series and how the mysterious power of LOTR haunts new readers.
Treats for all our Hallowe’en readers as we explore the WORDS and WORLDS of Tolkien.
Hector writes: I was one of the thousands that bombarded you with e-mails saying “What about Canada??!! So when I saw your posting about the Canadian Trilogy Tuesday List I was needless to say VERY interested. I just wanted to add that in today’s copy of the “Metro” newspaper (a small newspaper handed out free to commuters in the Toronto area) had a small blurb and said that tickets go on sale tommorrow, October 31!!! [More]
Hector writes: I was one of the thousands that bombarded you with e-mails saying “What about Canada??!! So when I saw your posting about the Canadian Trilogy Tuesday List I was needless to say VERY interested. I just wanted to add that in today’s copy of the “Metro” newspaper (a small newspaper handed out free to commuters in the Toronto area) had a small blurb and said that tickets go on sale tommorrow, October 31!!! Here’s the article…
RINGS’ TRILOGY TICKETS ON SALE
The Lord of the Rings fans can swing into action at noon tommorrow (October 31st) when tickets go on sale for a one-day, single sitting marathon screening of the whole trilogy on Dec. 16.
A single-ticket Trilogy Tuesday package is being offered for $49.95 that will allow fans to see extended versions of the first two parts of the triolgy, followed by The Return of the King at midnight.
Details are at www.famousplayers.ca, www.cineplex.com, www.amctheatres.com and www.empiretheatres.com.