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RE: Horsham Cinema

Dancemix — Wed, 28 Dec 2005 14:38:39 GMT

I went to the Snow White panto on Xmas eve at the ....'OH NO YOU DIDN'T'
Oh yes I did....

OK, OK! Back to the topic..
The prices for the drinks did not seem any more extortionate that at any other venue or pub to me. Over the last few weeks, I have worked at places like South Lodge, Amberley castle, Park Lane Sheraton etc... where £4 for a pint of lemonade was not uncommon. I have also worked at a couple of social clubs where £1 for a pint of lemonade was the norm.

To be perfectly honest, I was more concerned with the level of service offered at the Capitol's bar. I thought the level of staffing was very poor on Saturday. Other than that, it was a nice experience.

RE: Horsham Cinema

Ernie — Fri, 23 Dec 2005 17:15:12 GMT

There is a letter in the West Sussex County Times this week complaining that the kiosk in the Capitol did not accept cheques. Apparently they now will but only for a minimum charge of £4.50. I bet that doesn't buy much! :w00t:

RE: Horsham Cinema

Brains — Thu, 22 Dec 2005 13:10:43 GMT

yep, totally agree. the prices are an extortion, but i suppose when you are at the cinema, theres nowhere close by to buy sweets, so the capitol will know people will have to buy sweets there so they charge a high price to maximise on the custom.

Brains

RE: Horsham Cinema

Ernie — Thu, 22 Dec 2005 12:44:37 GMT

I haven't been to the Capitol since it was refurbished. Is it any more expensive than any other cinema?

I must admit nowadays I tend to wait for the DVD to come out. I prefer to watch films at home on my surround sound system with a couple of beers.

Horsham Cinema

Phil — Wed, 21 Dec 2005 20:29:26 GMT

Any one else think the snack/drink prices there are extortion?

* make sure you bring your own snacks/drinks chaps