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THEATRE SCHOOL PACKAGE PRICE Cost Per Person ALABAMA Huntsville - Cinemark Monaco $9.60 ALASKA Anchorage - Century 16 Anchorage $10.50 THEATRE SCHOOL PACKAGE PRICE cost per person ALABAMA Huntsville - Cinemark Monaco $9.60 ALASKA Anchorage - Century 16 Anchorage $10.50 ARIZONA (plus applicable transaction tax) Mesa - Cinemark 16 $9.55 Oro Valley - Century Theatres $9.30 Sierra Vista - Cinemark 10 $9.05 Tucson - Century 20 El Con $9.30 Tucson - Century Gateway 12 $9.30 Tucson - Century Park Place Mall 20 $9.30 Tucson - Century Tucson Marketplace $9.80 ARKANSAS Benton - Tinseltown 14 $10.10 Conway - Cinemark Towne Center $10.10 Little Rock - Colonel Glen 18 $10.10 CALIFORNIA Apple Valley - Cinemark Jess Ranch $10.00 Carson - Cinemark Carson $10.75 Chico - Tinseltown 14 $9.85 Chino - Movies 8 $9.75 Corte Madera - Century Cinema $12.00 Daly City - Century 20 Daly City $12.00 Danville - Blackhawk 7 $11.75 Downey - Cinemark Downey $10.75 El Centro - Imperial Valley Mall 14 $9.75 Elk Grove - Century Laguna 16 $10.75 Folsom - Century Folsom 14 $9.50 Fremont - Century @ Pacific Commons $11.25 Hanford - Movies 8 $9.75 Hayward - Century Theatres at Hayward $10.50 Huntington Beach - Century 20 $10.25 La Quinta - Century Washington Park 12 and XD $10.50 Lancaster - Cinemark 22 $10.50 Lancaster - Cinemark IMAX (films less than 1 hr) $14.00 Lancaster - Cinemark IMAX (feature length films) $16.00 Lancaster - Movies 12 $5.90 Larkspur - Century Larkspur Landing $12.00 Long Beach - Cinemark at the Pike $11.25 THEATRE SCHOOL PACKAGE PRICE cost per person Los Angeles - Baldwin Hills 15 $9.85 Los Angles - Promenade 18 $10.05 Marina - Century The Dunes 5 $11.00 Mill Valley - CineArts @ Sequoia $12.00 Milpitas - Century 20 Great Mall $11.25 Monterey - Century Cinemas at Del Monte Center $11.25 Mountain View - Century Cinemas 16 $12.75 Napa -Century Napa Valley 12 $11.25 North Hollywood - Century 8 $10.75 Novato - Century Rowland Plaza $12.00 Orange - Century Stadium 25 $10.50 Oxnard - River Park 16 $10.25 Palmdale - Antelope Valley Mall $10.50 Palo Alto - CineArts @ Palo Alto Square $11.75 Playa Vista - Cinemark Playa Vista $13.75 Pleasant Hill - Century 16 Downtown $10.50 Rancho Mirage - Century Theatres @ The River $10.50 Redding - Movies 8 $5.90 Redding - Cinemark Redding 14 $10.25 Redwood City - Century 20 Downtown $12.00 Richmond - Century 16 Hilltop $10.50 Rocklin - Century Blue Oaks 16 $10.75 Roseville - Century Roseville 14 $10.75 Sacramento - Century 16 Greenback Ln $10.75 Sacramento - Century Arden and XD $11.25 Salinas - Century 14 Northridge Mall $10.25 San Bruno - Century at Tanforan $12.00 San Francisco - Century Centre 9 $12.75 San Francisco - CineArts @ Empire $12.00 San Jose - Century 20 Oakridge $11.25 San Jose - Cinearts @ Santana Row $11.25 San Leandro - Century 16 Bayfair $10.50 San Mateo - Century 12 Downtown $12.00 San Rafael - Century Northgate 15 $12.00 San Rafael - Century Regency 6 $12.00 Tracy - Movies 14 $10.25 THEATRE SCHOOL PACKAGE PRICE cost per person Union City - Century 25 Union City $11.25 Vallejo - Century 14 Vallejo $10.50 Ventura - Century 10 Downtown $10.50 Victorville - Cinemark 16 $10.00 Victorville - Movies 10 $5.90 Walnut Creek - Century 14 Downtown $11.25 Woodland - County Fair 5 $10.00 Yuba City - Cinemark Yuba City $10.00 COLORADO (plus applicable admissions & sales tax) Aurora - Century Aurora 16 $8.40 Boulder - Century Boulder $9.80 Col. Springs - Cinemark 17 $10.05 Col. Springs - Cinemark IMAX (films less than 1 hr) $13.05 Col. Springs - Cinemark IMAX (feature length films) $15.05 Col. Springs - Tinseltown 20 $10.05 Ft. Collins - Cinemark Foothills Mall 9 $10.05 Ft. Collins - Cinemark 16 $10.05 Greeley Mall - Cinemark $10.05 Lakewood - Century 16 Belmar $9.55 Pueblo - Tinseltown 14 $9.55 CONNECTICUT (plus applicable admissions & sales tax) Enfield - Enfield 12 $10.40 Manchester - Buckland Hills 18 $10.85 Manchester - Buckland Hills 18 IMAX (feature length films) $15.10 Milford - Connecticut Post 14 $10.85 Milford - Connecticut Post 14 IMAX (feature length films) $15.10 North Haven - Cinemark 14 $10.00 DELAWARE Newark - Cinemark Christiana Mall and XD $10.25 Wilmington - Movies 10 $10.00 FLORIDA (plus applicable admissions & sales tax) Boca Raton - Cinemark Palace 20 $10.10 Boynton Beach - Cinemark Boynton Beach 14 $9.30 Davie - Cinemark Paradise 24 $9.55 Jacksonville - Tinseltown 20 $9.20 Lakeland - Cinemark Lakeland Square 12 $9.45 Orlando - Cinemark 20 $9.30 GEORGIA THEATRE SCHOOL PACKAGE PRICE cost per person Fayetteville - Movies 10 $5.50 Fayetteville - Tinseltown 17 $10.35 IOWA Altoona-Cinemark Prairie Crossing $10.10 Ames - Movies 12 $9.85 Davenport - Davenport 53rd 18 $10.35 Davenport - Davenport 53rd IMAX (feature length films) $13.35 W. Des Moines - Century 20 $10.10 ILLINOIS Bloomingdale - Century Stratford Square $8.60 Bourbonnais - Movies 10 $9.60 Deer Park - Century 16 Deer Park $9.85 Evanston - Century 12 and CineArts 6 $10.35 Joliet - Cinemark Louis Joliet Mall $9.85 Melrose Park - Cinemark 10 $8.60 N. Aurora - Tinseltown 17 $7.85 West Dundee - Cinemark Spring Hill Mall $9.60 Woodridge - Cinemark @ Seven Bridges $8.60 Woodridge - Cinemark IMAX (films less than 1 hr) $11.60 Woodridge - Cinemark IMAX (feature length films) $13.60 INDIANA Indianapolis - Greenwood 8 $5.75 Mishawaka - Movies 14 $9.60 Valparaiso - Cinemark at Valparaiso $9.85 KANSAS Merriam - Cinemark 20 $8.60 THEATRE SCHOOL PACKAGE PRICE cost per person KENTUCKY (plus applicable admissions & sales tax) Ashland - Town Cinema 10 $7.80 Florence - Florence 14 $10.00 Lexington - Cinemark Fayette Mall $9.65 Louisville - Cinemark Mall St. Matthews & XD $9.40 Louisville - Tinseltown 19 $9.40 Louisville - Preston Crossing 16 $9.65 Paducah - Cinemark Paducah $9.40 Richmond - Cinemark at Richmond Centre $9.75 LOUISIANA (plus applicable admissions & sales tax) Baton Rouge - Cinemark Perkins Rowe $9.00 Lake Charles - Lake Charles $9.00 Lake Charles - Lake Charles Bistro $9.00 Monroe - Cinema 10 $7.30 Shreveport - Tinseltown 17 $9.75 West Monroe - Tinseltown 17 $9.00 MARYLAND Hanover - Cinemark Egyptian 24 $10.10 Cinemark Towson and XD $11.10 MASSACHUSETTS Hadley - Cinemark 12 $10.35 Springfield - Eastfield 16 $10.35 West Springfield - W. Springfield 15 $10.60 MICHIGAN (plus applicable sales tax) Flint-Flint West 14 $8.25 Taylor - Cinemark Southland Mall $9.40 Ypsilanti - Ann Arbor 20 $10.40 Ypsilanti - Ann Arbor 20 IMAX (feature length films) $15.90 MINNESOTA Mankato - Movies 8 $9.70 MISSISSIPPI Gulfport - Cinemark 16 $9.85 Pearl - Tinseltown 17 $9.85 Tupelo - Movies 8 $9.45 MISSOURI Kansas City - Cinemark The Palace at The Plaza $8.60 THEATRE SCHOOL PACKAGE PRICE cost per person MONTANA Helena - Cinemark 11 and XD $10.25 Kalispell - Stadium Seating 14 $9.60 NORTH CAROLINA Asheboro - Cinemark Asheboro $9.60 Asheville - Cinemark Asheville - The Carolina $9.20 Charlotte - Cinemark Movie Bistro Charlotte $10.20 Greensboro - Brassfield 10 $8.59 Matthews- Cinemark Matthews 10 $5.70 Raleigh - Cinemark Raleigh Grande $10.20 Salisbury - Tinseltown 14 $9.60 NEVADA (plus applicable sales tax) (plus applicable sales tax) Henderson - Cinedome 12 Henderson $8.30 Las Vegas - Century 16 Santa Fe Station $9.55 Las Vegas - Century 16 South Point $9.55 Las Vegas - Century 16 Suncoast $9.55 Las Vegas - Century 18 Sams Town $9.55 Las Vegas - Century Orleans 18 $9.55 Reno - Century Parklane 16 $9.30 Reno - Century Riverside 12 $9.30 Reno - Century Summit Sierra $9.30 NEW JERSEY Hazlet - Hazlet 12 $10.35 Somerdale - Movies 16 $9.85 NEW MEXICO Albuquerque Downtown - Century 14 $9.60 Albuquerque - Century Rio 24 $9.60 Albuquerque - Movies 8 $5.60 Albuquerque - Movies West 8 $5.60 NEW YORK (plus applicable sales tax) Rochester - Movies 10 $5.80 Rochester - Tinseltown 17 $9.55 Rochester - Cinemark IMAX (films less than 1 hr) $12.05 Rochester - Cinemark IMAX (feature length films) $14.05 OHIO (plus applicable admissions & sales tax) Alliance - Carnation 5 $7.00 Aurora - Cinemark Barrington $9.45 Beavercreek - The Greene 14 $9.95 THEATRE SCHOOL PACKAGE PRICE cost per person Beavercreek - The Greene 14 IMAX (feature length films) $15.45 Boardman - Tinseltown 7 $9.30 Bowling Green - Cinema 5 $7.00 Cinemark Oakley Station $10.65 Cincinnati - Western Hills 14 $10.20 Columbus - Movies 12 $5.25 Columbus - Polaris 18 $9.45 Cuyahoga Falls - Cinemark Cuyahoga Falls and XD $9.15 Dayton - Dayton South 16 $10.45 Gahanna - Movies 16 $8.80 Huber Heights - Huber Heights 16 $10.25 Lancaster - Cinemark River Valley Mall $9.30 Macedonia - Cinemark 15 $9.55 Maumee - Fallen Timbers 14 $10.20 Milford - Milford 16 $9.65 North Canton - Movies 10 $5.25 North Canton - Tinseltown 15 $9.30 Ontario - Cinemark 14 $9.30 Perrysburg - Levi Commons 12 $10.20 Piqua - Cinemark Miami Valley $9.55 Sandusky - Cinemark 10 $9.05 Strongsville - Cinemark Strongsville $9.80 Tiffin - Cinemark Tiffin Mall 8 $9.00 Toledo - Franklin Park 16 $10.20 Valley View - Cinemark 24 $9.80 Wooster - Movies 10 $8.50 Zanesville - Cinemark Colony Square Mall $8.75 OKLAHOMA (plus applicable admissions & sales tax) Ada - Cinemark North Hills 8 $9.30 Broken Arrow - Cinemark 12 $7.55 Oklahoma City - Tinseltown 20 $8.05 Sand Springs - Cinema 8 $6.70 Tulsa - Cinemark 17 $9.05 Tulsa - Cinemark IMAX (films less than 1 hr) $12.05 Tulsa - Cinemark IMAX (feature length films) $14.80 OREGON Beaverton - Century 16 Cedar Hills Crossing $10.25 Medford - Tinseltown 15 $9.75 Portland - Century 16 Eastport $10.25 Portland - Century Clackamas Town Center $10.25 THEATRE SCHOOL PACKAGE PRICE cost per person Springfield - Cinemark 17 $8.10 White City - White City 6 $7.60 PENNSYLVANIA Erie - Movies 17 $9.20 Monaca Center Township - Cinemark 12 $9.60 Cinemark Monroeville
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