AMC Increases A-List Price By $3/Month

AMC Increases A-List Price By $3/Month, But Also Increases Weekly Movies From 3 to 4
AMC Theaters will increase the price of its Stubs A-List monthly membership. This A-List price hike will come with one extra weekly movie.
AMC’s A-List Is Getting More Expensive but Giving You More Movies
The price of AMC Stubs A-List is about to go up—but the price per movie is going down. The national theater chain announced that it will be bumping up the monthly price of its subscription-based movie-going service from $24.
AMC Theatres Raises Stubs A-List Subscription Price
The mega cinema chain also allows avid moviegoers to see four films a week, up from three as part of its movie ticket rewards program.
Good News and Bad News, AMC Stubs A-List Members
AMC is raising prices for its A-List membership starting on May 7, but subscribers will also get to see an extra movie per week under the plan.
AMC Stubs A-List Hikes Monthly Fee, Increases Movie Visits to Four Per Week
List, the cinema chain’s monthly movie subscription membership. But film fanatics are getting a greater value for their money, too. They’ll receive an additional weekly reservation, allowing them to see up to four movies instead of the current allotment of three per week.
AMC is upping the price for its A-List Stubs subscription
AMC’s Stubs program is about to get more expensive, but subscribers will be able to see more movies every week.
AMC Theaters is upping the price for an A-List Stubs membership
The cost went up by about $3 a month, but will still be covered if you see two movies every month. The post AMC Theaters is upping the price for an A-List Stubs membership appeared first on The Manual.
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