UGC Unlimited announces its new offers
If you’re a movie buff and live in a big city (or a nearby suburb), there’s a good chance you have an unlimited movie pass. All the major chains have implemented it, starting with UGC and Pathé. Very quickly profitable, they allow subscribers to watch as many movies as they want and make Premium rooms attractive, as in the case of Pathé Gaumont.
Launched more than 20 years ago, the UGC Unlimited card is evolving new formulas, and new pricesas announced by the brand on Wednesday 7 February.
Thus, to support the historic Unlimited, Unlimited Duo and under 26 subscriptions, the company has established four new formulas : Unlimited Weekend (19.90 euros/month) to go to the cinema without limits from Monday to Friday, Unlimited Weekend at the same price, to go from Friday to Sunday, Unlimited Family (49.99 euros/month) which allows you to invite up to to three people at each session, and finally Unlimited Viva l’Opéra! (34.90 euros/month) which gives access to the cinema and Viva l’Opéra! unlimited.
And its new prices
Alongside these new formulas, UGC also announced the increase in old Unlimited subscriptions. Thus, the basic formula goes from 21.90 euros/month to 23.90 euros/month, the duo formula goes from 36.80 euros/month to 39.90 euros/month, finally the subscription for children under 26 years of age it goes from 17.90 euros/month to 19.90 euros/month. month. These new prices will come into force starting from May 2024. This announcement has obviously raised some doubts, as demonstrated by the comments of subscribers on social networks.
To compensate for this price increase, the company nevertheless announced new benefits for card holders: 20% reduction on gourmet packages, as well as two free cinema tickets for customer birthdays. Furthermore, for UGC Unlimited subscribers and those under 26 years of age, a place is available for a companion at the price of 8 euros, at each session.
A young formula with Canal+
UGC also announced the creation of a special formula for those under 26 with the unlimited card combined with the Canal+ subscription. Reserved for the first 5000 membersallows you to have a reduced price on the unlimited card (11.95 euros/month instead of 19.90 euros/month) but also on the Canal+ subscription reserved for under 26s (13.99 euros/month instead of 27.99 euros/month ).
Source: Cine Serie
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