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NBC via Fandango is offering Single Movie Ticket available at 1985 Pricing for $3.55 which is valid for Purchases made at Fandango Website or App (Android or iOS) when you apply promo code QUANTUMLEAPDAY.
Additionally, NBC is Offering those that Check-In at Quantum Leap Gas Station Experience located at 1749 N. Vine St, Los Angeles, CA 90028 starting at 9am PT. receive a Registered Pass that is redeemable for up to 10 Gallons of Gasoline at a price of $0.91 per Gallon. No vehicles may enter or line up before 9:00 AM PT.
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Additionally, NBC is Offering those that Check-In at Quantum Leap Gas Station Experience located at 1749 N. Vine St, Los Angeles, CA 90028 starting at 9am PT. receive a Registered Pass that is redeemable for up to 10 Gallons of Gasoline at a price of $0.91 per Gallon. No vehicles may enter or line up before 9:00 AM PT.
Thanks Deal Editor SlickDealio for sharing this deal and community member ElatedGalley148 for contributing to this deal
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https://www.nbc.com/quantum-leap/...vanity-url
Inspired by the new series Quantum Leap, premiering on Monday 9/19 at 10 pm ET/PT on NBC and next day on Peacock, NBC is offering consumers the opportunity to pay prices based on the year of the premiere episode.
On Thursday, 9/15, lucky fans have two chances to leap back and pay less:
Inspired by the new series Quantum Leap, premiering on Monday 9/19 at 10 pm ET/PT on NBC and next day on Peacock, NBC is offering consumers the opportunity to pay prices based on the year of the premiere episode.
On Thursday, 9/15, lucky fans have two chances to leap back and pay less:
- Visit our Los Angeles gas station activation to receive gas at 1985 prices – and journey back through time along the way.
- Purchase a 1985-priced movie ticket using a promo offer with our partners at Fandango.
- Turn back the pump to $.91/gallon! Visit the check-in lot starting at 9 am PT to get a registered pass for gas at this incredible price up to 10 gallons per customer, while supplies last.
- Participants will enter the check-in lot via a Quantum Accelerator and transport back to 1985 with an immersive drive-through experience while waiting for their turn to get gas, including everything from tunes and trivia to break dancers, snacks, and swag.
- Check-in Lot Location: 1749 N. Vine St, Los Angeles, CA 90028
- NBC is offering a ticket to the 80's, with a special promotional code that enables fans to buy a movie ticket for $3.55, available while supplies last.
- The promo code will publicly be distributed on this site on September 15, 2022 at 9am PT.
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Also, avoid anywhere around Hollywood that day as well.
Last time a show did a stupid gas promo there were 2 hour long lines just to get out of the neighborhood.
And several accidents because people are stupid.
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The promo code will publicly be distributed on the site on September 15, 2022 at 9am PT.
Movie Ticket Offer
At checkout and while supplies last, enter the promotional code ("Code") to receive one movie ticket at a flat cost of $3.55 (regardless of how much the actual ticket costs or the convenience fee costs) to see any movie at Fandango partner theaters in the US.
Code is void if not redeemed by 9/30/2022 or when the redemption limit for the promotion has been reached, whichever comes first. Only valid for purchase of a movie ticket made at Fandango.com or via the Fandango app and cannot be redeemed directly at any theater box office. If lost or stolen, cannot be replaced. No cash value, except as required by law. Void where prohibited. Not valid with any other offer. While supplies last. Offer valid in U.S. One-time use only. Not for resale; void if sold or exchanged. Limit 1 Code use per person/household. The redemption of the Code is subject to Fandango's Terms and Policies at www.fandango.com/terms-and-policies.
https://www.nbc.com/quantum-leap/...m-leap-day
Only last September: (I am getting old...)
A Hollywood gas station was offering Angelenos on Tuesday to take a trip to the 1960s with period-era gasoline prices and free burgers as part of a marketing campaign for ABC's remake of "The Wonder Years."
The TV network partnered with Beverly Hills-based C3 and the event production company Experimental Supply House to celebrate the upcoming premiere of the new series, inspired by the award-winning series of the same name that ran from 1988 to 1993 and starred Fred Savage.
On Tuesday, the gas station at 1787 N. Highland Ave. was decked out in 1960s-era flare, selling gasoline at 34 cents per gallon and offering free food.
Also, avoid anywhere around Hollywood that day as well.
Last time a show did a stupid gas promo there were 2 hour long lines just to get out of the neighborhood.
And several accidents because people are stupid.
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Well, your joke is old so maybe.
And you thought it was so funny, you posted it twice.
(I got an answer this question email so I'm answering it)
The line is perpetually long and they are always out of what you want 😂
I remember going for the rams donuts where they repainted the donut to look like a tire with the rams logo and it was not that bad but the Pepsi donut was way worse, that thing tasted horrible.
I remember going for the rams donuts where they repainted the donut to look like a tire with the rams logo and it was not that bad but the Pepsi donut was way worse, that thing tasted horrible.
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This is a much more limited offer, and people who use the code can book a ticket for any day they want. But, apparently, you would rather buy the same ticket at a higher price... because you think you'll have a better experience if you pay more money for exactly the same ticket? Okay....