How Many Movies Do You Need to See to Make a Theater Subscription Pay Off?

For many, summer is synonymous with the adventure of outdoor activities.

Thats because for me, the season is synonymous with one thing: summer blockbusters.

And what a blockbuster season its shaping up to be.

Over the next few months, well be graced with some real doozies.

Luckily, were living in a golden age of movie theaters offering subscription services.

AMC Stubs A-List

Price:Starts at $19.95 per month.

Whats included:Ticket to three movies per week (including showings on IMAX and Dolby Cinema screens).

This tier only includes access to using your plan in 34 states.

If you see two movies per month, its well worth it.

Just make peace with the fact that youre going to see A LOT ofNicole Kidman.

Price:Starts at $18.00 per month.

Whats included:Ticket to unlimited 2D movies, plus 10% on all food and non-alcoholic concessions.

Be aware:Much like AMC Stubs A-List, this includes a three-tiered system.

Additionally, this service doesnotinclude IMAX showings.

Conclusion:Whats nice about the Regal Unlimited plan is theres no blackout dates and no time restrictions.

The plan does not behold you to just matinee screenings.

Price:Starts at $19.99 per month.

Whats included:Ticket to one 2D movie per day.

Theres also a $1 fee for each ticket you purchase.

Price:Starts at $9.99 per month.

Whats included:Ticket to one 2D movie per month, plus 20% off concessions.

Be aware:The goods news?

Your unused tickets roll over from month to month.

But your subscription only includes one ticket per month.

Conclusion:I suppose this subscription is worth its price the moment you cash in your one-ticket allotment.

This starts at $14.99.

Its a great option for a casual movie fan who occasionally has streaks of seeing multiple movies per month.