Regal Majestic Movie Tickets and Showtimes in Silver Spring, MD | Regal (2024)

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What day is cheapest to go to the movie theater? ›

Tuesdays Are for Ticket Savings

ANY showtime. EVERY week. ALL year long.

You can watch as many movies as you wish, as many times as you wish, but you may not use your Subscription Pass to make reservations for more than one showtime of the same movie in the same format (e.g., 2D, 3D, RPX, IMAX, ScreenX, 4DX and VIP).

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You can only book subscription tickets in-theater or via Regal app. In theater subscription ticket purchases are limited to today's showtimes. You can book up 3 movies for future dates via the app.

Most movie theaters consider any movie before 4 p.m. a matinee. Some theaters may offer a larger discount on the first showing of the day, sometimes called a pre-matinee. You may also be able to get the matinee price for the last showing of the night if it's after 11 p.m.

Midweek cinema deals

The cheapest days to go are always Monday to Thursday. Most cinemas have lower prices on these days, and cheaper still before 5pm. So it's worth looking to see what your local cinema offers.

If you register your Card, you'll receive access to exclusive offers and other benefits that are provided only to registered members, including a voucher for a free small popcorn that will be automatically loaded onto your Card on your birthday!

This is a free movie ticket good for any unrestricted 2D feature film admission. This will be immediately loaded to your Regal Crown Club card. Simply present your card at the box office on your next visit to redeem this ticket or redeem in the Regal mobile app.

Unlimited subscriptions are no longer available. Instead, MoviePass offers three subscription tiers: basic, which costs $10 per month; standard, which costs $20; and premium, which costs $30. Within the MoviePass app, every showtime of every movie is assigned a number of credits.

In California, the cheapest day to go to the movies is typically Tuesday, thanks to the various discount programs offered by major theater chains. By planning your movie nights around these deals, you can enjoy the latest blockbusters and classic films without straining your budget.

Most theaters offer matinee shows that are significantly cheaper than those in the evening. This is especially true for weekday matinees. If you can go to a movie during off-peak times (such as during the day or on a weekday), you could save up to 30% on your ticket price.

How can I spend less at the movies? ›

Go early or late.

The time you go to the theater is going to make a big difference when it comes to theater audience size. The last showing of the evening is less likely to be full, unless it's a blockbuster on opening night, of course. Matinee showings have the added benefit of being cheaper.