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“I sneak in stuff with my book bag all the time and they literally never say anything to me,”

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You might pay $8 for a tub of popcorn that cost the theater less than a dollar to make! it's easier, cheaper, and healthier to bring your own food to the movie theater

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The same report found that Regal Cinemas charges $6.50 for a small popcorn — 19 times more than its wholesale cost of 35 cents.

To Hermann’s surprise, the best deal at the movies is the candy. A bag of candy is only marked up four times its wholesale cost.

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Yes you will get kicked out but Why would you want to pay so much money just for popcorn or candy. Also you could just buy candy some were else cheaper.

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People should definitely sneak food into the movie. Many people agree, many do not. At Regal Cinemas, they charge $6.50 for a small popcorn. This is 19 times more than its wholesale cost of 35 cents. In a Daily News test, a reporter brought two bags of Chick-fil-A to a showing of “Spider-Man: Homecoming” at Broadway Multiplex in Hicksville, L.I. The fast food and lemonade was in-hand — no carriage or beach tote needed. The robotic employee saw the food, but accepted the ticket anyway, adding, “Theater 11, enjoy your movie.” More important, Thony got more for her buck. Chick-fil-A’s Chick-n-Strips meal — chicken fingers, fries and a drink — is $7. The same items at the cinema are $16 — and it’s not even Chick-fil-A.

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Small Popcorn | $6.25
Medium Popcorn | $7.25
Large Popcorn | $8.25
Small Candy | $3.50
Medium Candy | $3.75
the prices are high

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it's just easier, cheaper, and healthier to bring your own food to the movie theater

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Without loyal customers like Zepka and Hermann, Regal cinemas would lose about $600 million dollars each year, according to a Business Insider study.

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More important, Thony got more for her buck. Chick-fil-A’s Chick-n-Strips meal — chicken fingers, fries and a drink — is $7. The same items at the cinema are $16 — and it’s not even Chick-fil-A.

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The price of food in movie theaters tends to be unconscionably, irrationally expensive. Let’s take a look at the prices of Cinépolis foods. A large popcorn is $8.25. A large soda is $5.25. Candy is $4.25.

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it is not illegal, but if you get caught you can get fined or rejected.
and that a reason why there in business

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It’s against the rules. Some theaters will kick you out if they catch you.

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Regal does not allow patrons to bring in outside food and drinks. its how they make money

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If people were to stop buying food at the movies, theater owners would have to raise ticket prices even higher. Some theaters might even need to shut down.

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If someone has a very bad allergie you can get sued if they go into anaphylactic shock

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In a Daily News test, a reporter brought two bags of Chick-fil-A to a showing of “Spider-Man: Homecoming” at Broadway Multiplex in Hicksville, L.I. The fast food and lemonade was in-hand — no carriage or beach tote needed. The robotic employee saw the food, but accepted the ticket anyway, adding, “Theater 11, enjoy your movie.”

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If you bring a backpack, someone may get suspicious, and in that case they may ask a movie theater employee to search your bag.

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Theater owners say they need that snack money to stay in business.
the act itself is not illegal, but a movie theater is certainly within their rights to eject you without a refund for violating their rules