It doesn't matter which side of the world that you came from to get to Okinawa, loving to watch movies is something that most of us have in common.
I know some people love to watch TV in their homes in a totally comfortable atmosphere. However, I believe a lot would still rather go to the theater where they can watch it on a huge screen, emersed in the action.
"But the movies are so expensive!"
That's the first thing that comes to my mind, especially when our kids nag us to take them to one. But ever since we discovered this awesome deal that Star Theaters offers, that thought stopped popping up in my head anymore!
The regular price for a movie ticket is 1800 yen for an adult; 1500 yen for a college or high-school student; 1000 yen for a junior high or elementary school student; and 800 yen for a child 3 years old and above.
They are pretty pricey. However, once you register and receive their member's card, the price will be dropped down to 1500 yen for an adult as well as to only 1000 yen for specific days!
‘How do I register?’
Believe or not, it’s surprisingly easy! You just have to go to the service counter which is usually set up right next to the ticket machines and tell them that you’d like to get one.
Although it does cost 500 yen upfront and as an annual fee to renew, they add 500 points to your card.
When your card adds up to 1000 points—with 1 point every 20 yen spent, to include the concessions—they can be applied to watch a movie for free, which comes fairly quick if you're an avid moviegoer. The card can also be used from the day you get it.
As of this post, their special offers for those with the member's card are:
Plan out a date with your loved one(s) and head to any one of the Star Theaters today and don’t forget to get their tasty beer from the bar along with your movie as well!
Use the member's card at any of these participating theaters:
Mihama 7 Plex (Mihama/American Village) · Cinema Rycom (Kitanakagusuku) · Cinemas Q (Naha) · Cinema Palette (Naha/Kokusai Street) · Southern Plex (Haebaru)
I know some people love to watch TV in their homes in a totally comfortable atmosphere. However, I believe a lot would still rather go to the theater where they can watch it on a huge screen, emersed in the action.
"But the movies are so expensive!"
That's the first thing that comes to my mind, especially when our kids nag us to take them to one. But ever since we discovered this awesome deal that Star Theaters offers, that thought stopped popping up in my head anymore!
The regular price for a movie ticket is 1800 yen for an adult; 1500 yen for a college or high-school student; 1000 yen for a junior high or elementary school student; and 800 yen for a child 3 years old and above.
They are pretty pricey. However, once you register and receive their member's card, the price will be dropped down to 1500 yen for an adult as well as to only 1000 yen for specific days!
‘How do I register?’
Believe or not, it’s surprisingly easy! You just have to go to the service counter which is usually set up right next to the ticket machines and tell them that you’d like to get one.
Although it does cost 500 yen upfront and as an annual fee to renew, they add 500 points to your card.
When your card adds up to 1000 points—with 1 point every 20 yen spent, to include the concessions—they can be applied to watch a movie for free, which comes fairly quick if you're an avid moviegoer. The card can also be used from the day you get it.
As of this post, their special offers for those with the member's card are:
- Every Friday - 1000 yen/adult
- Every Monday (men's day) - 1300 yen
- Every Wednesday (lady's day) - 1300 yen
- Any other days including Sat., Sun., and holidays - 1500 yen
- With 1000 points you can watch a movie for free.
- With 300 points, you can watch a movie for 1000 yen.
Plan out a date with your loved one(s) and head to any one of the Star Theaters today and don’t forget to get their tasty beer from the bar along with your movie as well!
Use the member's card at any of these participating theaters:
Mihama 7 Plex (Mihama/American Village) · Cinema Rycom (Kitanakagusuku) · Cinemas Q (Naha) · Cinema Palette (Naha/Kokusai Street) · Southern Plex (Haebaru)
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