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AMC Stubs A-List Classic (Select Theatres): 1 Movie Per Week $14.99/month + Earn $10 Bonus Buck for joining (Starts May 7th) *Join Waitlist Now

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Earn $10 Bonus Bucks when entering the waitlist and then joining AMC Stubs A-List Classic. Waitlist opens 2/6/2025 and closes 5/6/2025. Join A-List Classic starting 5/7/2025 through 6/1/2025 to earn. Bonus Bucks will be issued to qualifying members on 6/5/2025. Must use the same email address when that was entered on the waitlist submission form.

Membership terms and benefits are subject to change. Valid at participating AMC CLASSIC locations only. Three-month commitment period required upon initial enrollment. Monthly recurring charge until cancellation. If you cancel during the three-month commitment, you will be charged immediately for the remaining initial commitment period and your membership benefits will continue until the end of the initial commitment. Check individual showtimes for details. Exclusions may apply. Visit amctheatres.com/amcstubs/terms-and-conditions for an overview of benefits and complete list of applicable terms and conditions.
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Earn $10 Bonus Bucks when entering the waitlist and then joining AMC Stubs A-List Classic. Waitlist opens 2/6/2025 and closes 5/6/2025. Join A-List Classic starting 5/7/2025 through 6/1/2025 to earn. Bonus Bucks will be issued to qualifying members on 6/5/2025. Must use the same email address when that was entered on the waitlist submission form.

Membership terms and benefits are subject to change. Valid at participating AMC CLASSIC locations only. Three-month commitment period required upon initial enrollment. Monthly recurring charge until cancellation. If you cancel during the three-month commitment, you will be charged immediately for the remaining initial commitment period and your membership benefits will continue until the end of the initial commitment. Check individual showtimes for details. Exclusions may apply. Visit amctheatres.com/amcstubs/terms-and-conditions for an overview of benefits and complete list of applicable terms and conditions.

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Kamroz21
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Not available in CA. Here's a link to the Classic locations. Scroll to the bottom.https://www.amctheatres.com/our-b...mc-classic
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Tj11989
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Eh, nothing for the tri-state area it seems
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MusicLady
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Quote from Kamroz21 :
Not available in CA. Here's a link to the Classic locations. Scroll to the bottom.https://www.amctheatres.com/our-b...mc-classic
Thanks for posting that link. I guess my local AMC is not considered a Classic.
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coldteadodd
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Not valid in NY.
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HofstraJet
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Note that AMC Classic theaters are mostly older theaters and they don't have reserved seating.
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Thare520
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Quote from Tj11989 :
Eh, nothing for the tri-state area it seems
Which tri state area? Must be 30 of them
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Quote from Thare520 :
Which tri state area? Must be 30 of them

Lol. You know exactly which tri-state area I'm talking about.
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Thare520
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Lol. You know exactly which tri-state area I'm talking about.
Ohio Kentucky Indiana?
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Thare520
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Quote from Tj11989 :
Lol. You know exactly which tri-state area I'm talking about.
I legit have no idea. Why would I know?
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taiwan
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I checked the list. They are all small theaters with very limited number of auditoriums. The new A-List offers up to 4 movies per week for at least 10% more money. For most theaters, the new A-List wouldn't make any sense because there is no way most of these theaters will offer 4 new movies per week. I think they offer this A-List Classic to fill the gap and to offer people some reasonable downgrades.

The new A-List starts in May as well. Many of my friends are dropping the plan because they don't want to pay another $5 just to watch 4 movies per week instead of 3. They might have sign up for the A-List Classic had it not limited to just this small list of theaters.
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Baguda
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So this "classic" plan is a lesser, cheaper plan for small theaters, but the current plan will continue.

My AMC gets 3-5 movies most weeks. I'm cynical enough to believe in AMC's meetings about giving a 4th movie each week for a higher price they discussed that most people in the current plan would never watch a 4th movie most weeks, so this is a price increase disguised as an extra movie per week. My guess is each year maybe 25% of A List members will see a 4th movie each week partly because a 4th movie may not be available. When there are only 3 new movies per week, and Fathom Events and select other showings are excluded, AMC is making more money.

Yet even at $25 it should still be a good deal for movie lovers with at least 12 movies per month. AFAIK, Movie Pass is only a few movies per month and a worse deal. I want AMC to stay in business. I'm grateful other people are willing to overpay for concessions to allow A List to keep going. I don't know how much AMC pays the studios for every movie a person sees with A List. Anyone know? Anyone?

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