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Carolina Cinemas releases new Loyalty Card
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Two versions of the loyalty card will be released for each theater owned by Carolina Cinemas, a paper punchcard version and eventually a swipe card and keyfob.
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about 1 year ago
It’s good to see that Carolina Cinemas is implementing a loyalty program now that it has displaced Regal in Crownpoint. Now that it has decided to provide service similar to what Regal provided, perhaps it can amend its senior fare policy so as to allow people over 55, rather than 65, to get those fairs, just as Regal does.
about 1 year ago
@Ron
Ron, I’m Tearlach Hutcheson from Carolina Cinemas and I’m confused. It is our policy to qualify for a seniors ticket to be 60 and over. I called the Regal Beaucatcher and they told me it was 60 and over for them. I am more than willing to honor 55 and over if you can tell me which Regal theatre you are referring to. Most theatres nationally it is somewhere between 60 and 65. Also, did you know with our loyalty program, which we have kept very simple, that you earn rewards quicker than regal and starting next week we have different daily specials on our concessions. It is our intention to be the local theatre that takes care of our locals instead of being a corporate giant.