My tickets are booked!!

[claresbuk]

--- In HPFGU-Movie at y..., "Regina" <itzregina at h...> wrote:
> --- In HPFGU-Movie at y..., "claresbuk" <clare.brewer at n...> wrote:
> > I'm so excited, I need to run around the house screaming for a 
> couple 
> > of hours to get it out of my system.  I've just booked my tickets 
> for 
> > CoS at my local Cineworld cinema.  Better still, they're for an 
> > advance showing on 8th November, which just happens to be my 
> > birthday.  What could be better!
> > 
> 
> 
> Wow, that's GREAT!!  I can't wait to hear about your experience :-) 
> 
> I'll be running around the house screaming if I can just order 
first 
> day tickets!  I've never gone to a movie on opening day, but I 
think 
> I'm going to try and fight the crowd this time.  Are first showings 
> also in the day or just night?  I'm clueless :-)

> Gina

I've calmed down a bit now, although I did wake up at 1.30 in the 
morning thinking about it.  It all happened rather suddenly.  I'd 
been casually flicking through the local paper that arrived yesterday 
evening and when I turned to the page that shows local cinema times, 
there it was - now booking for Harry Potter - advance showings on 
8th, 9th November.  This is with Cineworld, who are a UK cinema 
chain.  When I looked on their website, they're going to have up to 
27 showings per day, although on the first day the first showing 
won't be starting until 4pm.  Unfortunately I can't go to the first 
showing as I'll still be at work and can't get the day off, so I've 
booked for the 5.50pm showing.  The guy I spoke to at the box office 
thought it was quite funny that I was booking for 2 adults and no 
children.  By the way, it will be my 33rd birthday and my long 
suffering husband will be accompanying me.

Clare