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Movie theaters across the state are hoping to close out the summer with a blockbuster event this Labor Day Weekend.
National Cinema Day is Sept. 3 and to celebrate, many movie theaters will charge guests $3 to see any movie that’s currently playing, as well as offering various other discounts.
The day was designed as a way of giving back to those who helped make theaters a popular destination this summer, The Cinema Foundation told the Associated Press.
“After this summer’s record-breaking return to cinemas, we wanted to do something to celebrate moviegoing,” said Jackie Brenneman, Cinema Foundation president, in a statement to the Associated Press. “We’re doing it by offering a ‘thank you’ to the moviegoers that made this summer happen, and by offering an extra enticement for those who haven’t made it back yet.”
Here are some of the movie theaters offering discounts on Saturday:
AMC Theaters
Norwalk, Danbury, Southington, Plainville, Barkhamsted, Stamford, Lisbon, Trumbull and Torrington
AMC Theaters have announced that all tickets, including IMAX, will be on sale for $3.
Theaters will also be offering a popcorn and fountain drink combo for $5.
The chain has locations in Norwalk, Danbury, Southington, Plainville, Barkhamsted, Stamford, Lisbon, Trumbull and Torrington.
Regal Cinemas
Waterbury, Waterford and Stonington
Regal Cinemas said on Instagram that it will be showing every movie currently running in its theaters, in every format, for $3.
The chain has locations in Waterbury, Waterford and Stonington.
Greenwood Features
Bethel
Greenwood Features, which allows guests to drink alcohol during movie showings, announced it will be selling tickets for $3 on its Facebook page.
The theater asked that customers buy their tickets with cash in order to help it save money on fees.
Avon Theatre Film Center
Stamford
The Avon Theatre Film Center, which screens independent, foreign and art-house films, has announced on Facebook it will offer $3 movies.
Niantic Cinema 5
Niantic
Niantic Cinema 5 will be offering $3 tickets as well as $3 hot dogs, nachos, icees and sodas, according to its Facebook page.
The Prospector Theater
Ridgefield
The Prospector Theater, which works to ensure those with disabilities are able to work in the cinema, has announced on its Facebook page it will be offering $3 movie tickets.
Cinépolis Luxury Cinemas
West Hartford
Cinépolis Luxury Cinemas, which offers a dine-in movie experience with hand-crafted cocktails, will be offering $3 tickets as well as discounts on food, according to a post on Instagram.
Cinemark Theaters
North Haven, Milford, Manchester and Enfield
The theater chain announced it will be offering $3 tickets, candy, popcorn, icees and beverages on Instagram.
The chain has locations in North Haven, Milford, Manchester and Enfield.
Apple Cinemas
Waterbury, Simsbury, Barkhamsted, Hartford and Torrington
Apple Cinemas will be selling $3 movie tickets, an employee told Hearst Connecticut Media.
The chain has locations in Waterbury, Simsbury, Barkhamsted, Hartford and Torrington.
Bantam Cinema & Art Center
Bantam
Specializing in both art house and mainstream films, the center told Hearst Connecticut Media it will be offering $3 tickets.
Riverview Cinemas 8
Southbury
The theater announced on Facebook it will sell $3 tickets for Saturday shows. Customers are allowed to pre-buy their discounted tickets.
Bank Street Theater
New Milford
The Bank Street Theater said it will be participating in the $3 movie deal on its Facebook page.
The theater has been on Bank Street for over 100 years, according to its website.
Marquee Cinemas
Westbrook
Marquee Cinemas will be selling $3 tickets for all the latest movies, according to its website.
Mystic Luxury Cinemas
Mystic
Mystic Luxury Cinemas, which has heated, full recliners and a 7.1 surround sound system, will be participating with $3 tickets, it announced on its website.
Gallery Cinemas
Colchester
Gallery Cinemas in Colchester announced that it will be offering $3 movie viewings, according to its website.
Picture Show at Berlin
Berlin
The Berlin theater will be joining others in the state by offering the $3 ticket deal, according to its Facebook page.
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