4 Mar

Grab some popcorn & a soda, it's movie time!

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Today Metromix Des Moines picked their favorite movie theaters in the area which makes a nifty lil guide for next time you wanna catch a flick.

I happen to know DMU students are fond of the Cobblestone 9 theatre on Tuesdays when they have $1 popcorn, $1 drinks & $2.50 candy. Or, if you go between 4 & 6 p.m. any day, it’s $4 for a ticket which is a steal!  (also, FYI, Carmike’s website has $3 off the Alice in Wonderland 3d movie for this weekend!)

Of course, it’s probably cheaper most days to rent a movie & pop your own corn. Netflix has a free trial period & so does Blockbuster if you’re into getting movies delivered to your door!

Posted in Current Students, Life in Des Moines, Student Life

About the author -

Courtney Tompkins has been part of the DMU marketing team since Nov. 2005 and loves promoting a school she believes in so thoroughly. Proud daughter and patient of DMU alumni, Courtney knows, first-hand, that Des Moines University is doing a world of good. A fan of all outdoor festivals, fruity drinks and nearly all edibles, she has a hard time narrowing down her list of favorite places to go and things to do but lists the Iowa State Fair as an all-time fave. She loves her 8-minute commute to DMU from Urbandale, a suburb of Des Moines. She and husband Tyler are owned by three large dogs, Tonka, Tucker and Tank.

3 Responses to this post.

  1. Posted by Mister Houston on 04.03.10 at 9:10 am

    Wow…dollar popcorn and cheap drinks. Makes me feel like I’m back in 1985 watching The LAst Unicorn.

  2. Posted by Logo design on 04.03.10 at 9:10 am

    Firstly thanks for sharing all the details.Cobblestone 9 theater really gives a good deal.Didn’t have an idea of all the places that you have mentioned over here.Netflix is an awesome one as i have tried it out myself.Most of the time i rent a movie as i do not get enough time to catch a flick in a hall.

  3. Posted by Jack Logo on 04.03.10 at 9:10 am

    The best way to sign up for your Netflix account would be through an Ebates.com account. I signed up and got the free trial promotion plus $18 dollars back after I paid for the subscription when my free trial was up.

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