Adding Cinema package to existing contract

[GRS67]

I've had Sky Stream since late July, I've noticed Sky Cinema currently has a offer at £10 per month 

I've read if I choose to subscribe to the 24 month contract it will reset my existing contract to 24 months 

My question is does anyone know if it'll be the same price as I'm currently getting as a new user?

Also I've seen the free cinema tickets are showing as being available until the end of the year, does anyone know if the Vue and Sky are likely to extend this?

[Jon34]

The only thing to bear inmind is that sky are likley to increase your prices.

for example, i renewed my contract in July (I was going to cancel) and I had a deal on the tv package, movies, ad skipping, whole home, the works (no sports) - 43 quid a month

Now end of this month my prices are increasing a total of £8 per month aparently this is because my prices didnt go up with everyone elses

so you need to bear inmind that after 60 days of you starting a new contract they can increase your prices, though they can only do it once in 12 months

the cinema tickets thing - isnt that with the sky vip thing? i think that would be anyones guess

[GRS67]

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@Jon34 wrote:

The only thing to bear inmind is that sky are likley to increase your prices.

for example, i renewed my contract in July (I was going to cancel) and I had a deal on the tv package, movies, ad skipping, whole home, the works (no sports) - 43 quid a month

Now end of this month my prices are increasing a total of £8 per month aparently this is because my prices didnt go up with everyone elses

so you need to bear inmind that after 60 days of you starting a new contract they can increase your prices, though they can only do it once in 12 months

the cinema tickets thing - isnt that with the sky vip thing? i think that would be anyones guess

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Yes I'm aware that the price for new users goes up after the contract ends.. But from what I've read everyone haggles and if the price isn't good you can threaten to leave or actually leave which will usually result in being offered a decent price as a incentive to return