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[Maggieob]

Can I take my granddaughter with me using one of my free cinema tickets for her?

[caesarome · Accepted solution]

@Maggieob 

When you book the tickets you have to supply the names so as long as one of the tickets is in her name then she can come with you.

[Maggieob]

Thank you for your help

[Mr+Ripley]

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@caesarome wrote:

@Maggieob 

When you book the tickets you have to supply the names so as long as one of the tickets is in her name then she can come with you.

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  @caesarome  I'm confused by your answer. I'm presuming the OP is talking about the Vue ticket offer. I have never had to supply my name or my partner's name when booking a ticket online, whether in conjunction with the offer or not. I simply select the seats I want & supply the code given by Sky, that's it.

  To @Maggieob Something you should be aware of if it is the Vue ticket offer you are talking about. I don't think the offer can be used if you want to see an animated film, you can check this in the Ts & Cs. Also, the offer can only be used between Monday & Thursday.

[Maggieob]

Thank you. There doesn't seem  to be a simple answer and the Sky T&Cs are not very clear either.

[nolte]

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@Maggieob wrote:

Thank you. There doesn't seem  to be a simple answer and the Sky T&Cs are not very clear either.

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There are two parts 

In t&c, it states

• • When you generate codes in the app, you will be given two codes (subject to daily limits). The codes will be stored within the MySky App. You can choose whether to redeem both codes with Vue in one transaction, or whether to redeem them separately. Codes must be redeemed before the end of the calendar month, after which they will expire and cannot be re-activated

There is also faq which states:

• Can I book more than two tickets in one transaction?
  Yes, you can book for more than two people and pay for the additional tickets required in the same transaction

So you can use the code for booking with 2 people (or more and pay the additional cost)

Some restrictions apply when booking type of film and of course there are the age restrictions too.

[Maggieob]

Thanks for your input.

[Mr+Ripley]

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@Mr+Ripley wrote:

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@caesarome wrote:

@Maggieob 

When you book the tickets you have to supply the names so as long as one of the tickets is in her name then she can come with you.

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  @caesarome  I'm confused by your answer. I'm presuming the OP is talking about the Vue ticket offer. I have never had to supply my name or my partner's name when booking a ticket online, whether in conjunction with the offer or not. I simply select the seats I want & supply the code given by Sky, that's it.

  To @Maggieob Something you should be aware of if it is the Vue ticket offer you are talking about. I don't think the offer can be used if you want to see an animated film, you can check this in the Ts & Cs. Also, the offer can only be used between Monday & Thursday.

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  @caesarome  I notice you haven't replied to my post. I wish you would as I am still confused as to what you meant by having to provide names when making a booking with Vue. I'm not having a go at you, I would genuinely like to know what you meant.

[caesarome]

I think I was reading the wrong terms and conditions hence my post as there was something there (not this Vue one) where the details are required.

[Mr+Ripley]

  @caesarome  Ah, right. Thanks for clearing that up.