Watching The Movie or Watching Our Pocket?

Buying a seat to a Broadway show can set you back hundreds of dollars. Going to a concert can be even more pricey. Movies are a great way to be entertained on the cheap. With little effort or time, you can laugh or cry along with your favorite stars. However, on a recent trip to AMC NorthPark 15, I noticed that movie tickets and concession prices have skyrocketed. What used to be a value is turning into a wallet-pinching process. The normal ticket is $11 for adults, but an additional $4 to $6 is added for Imax and 3D showings. Not to mention the unreasonable costs for concessions. A small soda is $4.25; a water bottle is $4. A pizza is $7.75, but if you want extra cheese it adds up to almost $10. Even a medium popcorn is $6.75! While I do not want to resort to sneaking in food from the food court, sometimes desperate times call for desperate measures.

Imani Chet Lytle

Imani Chet spends most of her time behind the scenes at People Newspapers handling design and marketing tasks, but you can occasionally catch her out and about covering the latest museum openings, musical concerts, and delicious new food menus in the area – and all through her trusty dusty iPhone camera. Catch some of the action on our instagram page: @peoplenewspapers

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