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[Abby]

Thanks, that's really good info - def sounds like something worth giving a try.

[canadian_turtle]

Coggit, on 24 April 2013 - 08:04 PM, said:

If you sign up for West End theatre news, you also get offers for their West End theatres (like half price), but from what I understand they're rare. I haven't been a member long enough to find out how rare though...

That's good to know as well, thanks. How do I sign up for West End theatre news? (or is that info I'll get once my card arrives (soon, hopefully)?)

[VDCNI]

I've not made much use of the half prices offers and the like but between no booking fees and 10% off at the bar at all venues I've easily made back the £30 the ATG Card costs.

[wickedgrin]

My local theatre is ATG run. I have looked at the membership card but basically the only deals are early in the week. So I suppose it's OK if you like going to the theatre on a Monday night for the 2 for 1 or half price offers - 3 shows will cover the cost of the card but other than Monday nights there is no saving. Still much cheaper to go to the pub across the road than get 10% off the exorbitant drinks prices in the theatre!

[Coggit]

wickedgrin, on 02 May 2013 - 06:21 AM, said:

My local theatre is ATG run. I have looked at the membership card but basically the only deals are early in the week. So I suppose it's OK if you like going to the theatre on a Monday night for the 2 for 1 or half price offers - 3 shows will cover the cost of the card but other than Monday nights there is no saving. Still much cheaper to go to the pub across the road than get 10% off the exorbitant drinks prices in the theatre!

The majority of shows which comes through my local 2 ATG theatres have deals mid week also. It is usually Mondays that are 50% off, granted, however most other shows have £5-12.50 during mid-weeks performances also. There are, however never deals on the weekend.