AP screenings of Cars and POTC 2 at El Capitan Theatre

Alex · 04-23-2006, 09:53 AM

Considering they've already been selling tickets for a full day of regular screenings for several months the only way they could add AP screenings is in the morning or very late at night.

They're AP screenings because you have to have an AP to buy the tickets.

As for benefit it looks like you get the VIP ticket (popcorn and soda) for $5-$7 less without a guarantee of VIP seats (since the whole theater has the same ticket).

Also, you will be able to take in the movies without having to mingle with the Disney noobs who don't know that Walt's left index finger was 0.023 centimeters shorter than his right and that Roy had a nervous habit of pulling on his right eyebrow resulting in a slight tendency to walk in big circles.

Kevy Baby · 04-23-2006, 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Alex Stroup

Also, you will be able to take in the movies without having to mingle with the Disney noobs who don't know that Walt's left index finder was 0.023 centimeters shorter than his right and that Roy had a nervous habit of pulling on his right eyebrow resulting in a slight tendency to walk in big circles.

So freakin' mojo worthy!

Cadaverous Pallor · 04-24-2006, 12:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Alex Stroup

Also, you will be able to take in the movies without having to mingle with the Disney noobs who don't know that Walt's left index finger was 0.023 centimeters shorter than his right and that Roy had a nervous habit of pulling on his right eyebrow resulting in a slight tendency to walk in big circles.

Ah, but you don't need to drive to Hollywood for that - just see these movies at the DTD AMC

We saw Black Pearl at the AMC and that was a blast, as everyone there seemed to be an APer.

Alex · 04-24-2006, 01:02 AM

But it is very important to know that at least one person in each group is required to be an AP. It's all about exclusivity and cache. "Don't you know who I am" and all that.

Cadaverous Pallor · 04-24-2006, 01:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Alex Stroup

But it is very important to know that at least one person in each group is required to be an AP. It's all about exclusivity and cache. "Don't you know who I am" and all that.

Eh, I guess that may be the reason some people would show up for this kind of thing, but for me, I enjoy doing something with like-minded enthusiasts.

When we went to Charles Phoenix's Disneyland slideshow, it was so cool that many of the people around us were fans and could appreciate what we were looking at. The oohs and ahhs weren't just for the hairstyles.

04-23-2006, 09:53 AM	#1
Alex . Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 13,354	Considering they've already been selling tickets for a full day of regular screenings for several months the only way they could add AP screenings is in the morning or very late at night. They're AP screenings because you have to have an AP to buy the tickets. As for benefit it looks like you get the VIP ticket (popcorn and soda) for $5-$7 less without a guarantee of VIP seats (since the whole theater has the same ticket). Also, you will be able to take in the movies without having to mingle with the Disney noobs who don't know that Walt's left index finger was 0.023 centimeters shorter than his right and that Roy had a nervous habit of pulling on his right eyebrow resulting in a slight tendency to walk in big circles.
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04-24-2006, 01:02 AM	#4
Alex . Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 13,354	But it is very important to know that at least one person in each group is required to be an AP. It's all about exclusivity and cache. "Don't you know who I am" and all that.
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