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Cinemark, Popcorn
Cinemark's Upcoming Popcorn Day Event Is A Killer Deal – But They're Prepared For Your Funny Business
In honor of National Popcorn Day, Cinemark is letting you bring your own personal bucket to fill up with popcorn. But there's a catch.
Cinemark to offer $5 ‘Bring Your Own Bucket’ deal for National Popcorn Day in January
Cinemark, one of the largest and most influential theatrical exhibition companies in the world, is celebrating National Popcorn Day on Jan. 19 with a $5 “Bring Your Own Bucket” deal, according to a release.
Theater chain offers $5 buckets of popcorn in Michigan. Where to get the deal on Jan. 19
Cinemark Theatres is celebrating National Popcorn Day by offering to fill any container full of popcorn for $5.
Cinemark offering "Bring Your Own Bucket" deal to celebrate National Popcorn Day
Cinemark will be hosting its “bring your own bucket” day to celebrate National Popcorn Day Jan. 19. At Cinemark theaters, moviegoers will be able to bring their own bucket, container or bag to fill up to the top with buttery popcorn for just $5.
Cinemark offering ‘Bring Your Own Bucket’ popcorn deal for $5
Cinemark’s first-ever “Bring Your Own Bucket” promotion will be on Jan. 19 to celebrate National Popcorn Day. That Sunday, customers can bring in any clean container of their choice and the movie chain will fill it with fresh popcorn for $5, up to the equivalent of two XL popcorn sizes or 400 ounces.
Cinemark: $5 ‘Bring Your Own’ Popcorn Bucket Deal
January 19th is National Popcorn Day in Cinemark theaters across the country are celebrating big time.
Cinemark running $5 ‘Bring Your Own’ popcorn bucket deal
National theater chain Cinemark is offering a one-day deal that will almost certainly lead to hijinks from moviegoers later this month.
Bring-your-own popcorn bucket and Cinemark will fill it for $5
For one day only, you can bring your own empty popcorn bucket and for $5, Cinemark will fill it. Customers are encouraged to “get creative and bring in any container, tote, or bag,” up to 400 ounces or about 3 gallons. For $5 the cinema will “load it up with the good stuff.” No movie ticket is required.
Cinemark theaters will let you ‘Bring Your Own Bucket’ on Jan. 19
Cinemark, one of the world’s largest movie theater chains, is celebrating National Popcorn Day in a big way on Sunday, Jan. 19, with its first-ever “Bring Your Own Bucket” (BYOBucket) Day. Whether you’re a movie buff or just a popcorn fan,
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Cinemark theaters to celebrate National Popcorn Day with massive buttery special
The Cinemark movie chain plans to serve up a massive amount of buttery goodness during National Popcorn Day in January.
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Cinemark will offer $5 ‘Bring Your Own Bucket’ deal on National Popcorn Day
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, one of the world’s largest theatrical exhibition companies, is bringing a great deal to theatres across the United States on National Popcorn Day, which falls on ...
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Boynton Beach movie theater evacuated after broom mistaken as weapon
Police evacuated a Boynton Beach movie theater Saturday night when a false alarm was reported after a broom was mistaken for ...
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