How much are AVX tickets?
How much are AVX tickets?
Cineplex Ticket Prices
Item | Price | Change |
---|---|---|
Adult – UltraAVX 3D | $18.99 | – – |
Child (3-13) – UltraAVX 3D | $13.99 | – – |
Senior (65+) – UltraAVX 3D | $14.99 | – – |
IMAX 3D |
What is D box at Regal?
D-BOX is changing the way you watch movies by moving the body and sparking the imagination through motion. We remove the line between you and the screen to create hyper-realistic, immersive, one-of-a-kind entertainment experiences that pull you into the story like never before.
Which is better AVX or IMAX?
UltraAVX does boast 16,000 watts vs. IMAX’s 12,000 watts. And yet, I personally feel that IMAX’s sound experience is more immersive. You WILL notice a big difference between traditional screens and IMAX screens.
What does DBOX mean at Cineplex?
D-BOX is a seating concept that adds motion right in your seat! Moviegoers will be immersed in an unmatched, hyper-realistic entertainment experience that moves the body and sparks the imagination through motion. Click HERE to find D-BOX theatres and showtimes.
What does XD mean in theaters?
Extreme Digital cinema
The XD stands for Extreme Digital cinema. The XD is unlike any other local theater. The XD’s silver screen extends from ceiling-to-floor and wall-to-wall.
What’s UltraAVX?
UltraAVX, or Ultra Audio Visual Experience, is Cineplex’s next level of cinema. It features: Reserved seating. A giant, wall-to-wall screen. Stunning picture quality.
Is Ultra AVX worth it?
UltraAVX delivers the most powerful picture quality with stunningly crisp, lifelike detail. It also has the most impressive in-theatre sound system, so you’ll feel totally surrounded by the music and sound effects for maximum suspense and excitement.
What does cc ds mean cineplex?
Movies available with the captioning service are displayed with the “CC” designation next to the showtime, or a CC/DS designation, which means the film is available with both captioning the deaf and hard of hearing and described video services for the blind and visually impaired.