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Topic	how do you get around the 'no singles' policy at theaters?
bigblu89 12/12/22 1:56:51 PM #49:	Philip027 posted... The rule really sounds like it could be phrased way better, in that case. It is. When you try to leave a single seat, like buying 4 seats but buying seats 2-5, leaving set 1 open, it'll advise you that you cannot leave open a single seat. In most theatres, it's only the policy if the movie is expected to be a near sellout. Naysaspace posted... Think of the math on that. Eventually there will be a single seat left open. Usually a triple seat section that will be unbookable, even to a couple. In most theatres, it's not a hard rule until it gets close to a sellout. --- It takes zero effort to be a good person. <cite>bigblu89 posted [p:970111422] in how do you... [t:80270241]...</cite> <quote>Philip027 posted... </cite><quote>The rule really sounds like it could be phrased way better, in that case.</quote>It is. When you try to leave a single seat, like buying 4 seats but buying seats 2-5, leaving set 1 open, it'll advise you that you cannot leave open a single seat.In most theatres, it's only the policy if the movie is expected to be a near sellout.Naysaspace posted... </cite><quote>Think of the math on that. Eventually there will be a single seat left open. Usually a triple seat section that will be unbookable, even to a couple.</quote>In most theatres, it's not a hard rule until it gets close to a sellout. --- It takes zero effort to be a good person.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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