How much does it cost to go to the movies in Mexico?
Oscar Hererra - SimplePay
The cost to go to a non-VIP movie theater in Mexico costs about US $4 to $5. The cost to go to a VIP movie theater is about $9. In Mexico, the there is a group of VIP theaters in which they serve you alcohol and sushi, and you sit in reclining leather seats. A non-VIP movie theater is just like any standard movie theater in the US or may even be nicer than that. If you go to the movies here in Mexico, you will find the same movies as you would in the US. The only...
The cost to go to a non-VIP movie theater in Mexico costs about US $4 to $5. The cost to go to a VIP movie theater is about $9. In Mexico, the there is a group of VIP theaters in which they serve you alcohol and sushi, and you sit in reclining leather seats. A non-VIP movie theater is just like any standard movie theater in the US or may even be nicer than that. If you go to the movies here in Mexico, you will find the same movies as you would in the US. The only difference is if you are in a small town, most likely the movie will be in Spanish. If you are in a bigger city, the movie would have the English version or the English version with Spanish subtitles.
(1963 movie poster for Fun in Acapulco starring Elvis Presley and Ursula Andress, pictured.)
Posted November 2, 2015
Ivan Castillo - Secure Title Riviera Maya
For a single, adult ticket, it would cost about 65 pesos (about US $3.50) to go to the movies in Mexico. A minor would pay around $2.50. If you wanted popcorn and all that delicious stuff then you might be paying $15 for everything for a whole family. Let’s say, for example, if I go to the movies with my wife and son, I would pay no more than $20, including candy and popcorn and all that. In Mexico, our second language is...
For a single, adult ticket, it would cost about 65 pesos (about US $3.50) to go to the movies in Mexico. A minor would pay around $2.50. If you wanted popcorn and all that delicious stuff then you might be paying $15 for everything for a whole family. Let’s say, for example, if I go to the movies with my wife and son, I would pay no more than $20, including candy and popcorn and all that. In Mexico, our second language is English, so you will hardly find movies in Mexico that are not in English. 90% of the movies that you will see in Mexico that are foreign will be in English with Spanish subtitles. You will be able to find movies that are translated in Spanish but the majority is shown in their native language with Spanish subtitles.
(Outdoor movie screening, Mexico, pictured.)
Posted January 27, 2016
Liliana Cota - Stewart Title Baja and Stewart Title Puerto Peñasco
The cost to go to the movies in Mexico differs depending on the area but in Tijuana, it costs between 45 and 69 pesos (about US $2.50 and $4.00) per ticket. There are two main movie theaters in Tijuana, where I live. They have special deals on Wednesdays where you get two tickets for the price of one.
Hollywood movies are shown here around two months after they were shown in the US. The movies are shown in English but with Spanish subtitles. Some American...
The cost to go to the movies in Mexico differs depending on the area but in Tijuana, it costs between 45 and 69 pesos (about US $2.50 and $4.00) per ticket. There are two main movie theaters in Tijuana, where I live. They have special deals on Wednesdays where you get two tickets for the price of one.
Hollywood movies are shown here around two months after they were shown in the US. The movies are shown in English but with Spanish subtitles. Some American movies are dubbed in Spanish, especially if it is a movie for kids because not all kids in Mexico speak English and some are not able to read in English yet. But generally, most Mexicans prefer watching the English version with subtitles.
(The academy award in 1966 for the best animated short film went to Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass Double Feature, pictured.)
Posted March 27, 2016
Andre Bellon - Bellon Insurance Agents
Going to the movies in Mexico is really cheap. You’ll only pay 50 pesos ($2.50) at the most for a first-run movie. There are some movies that have a special room with special effects wherein your chair moves and the noise comes surrounded, and that could be a little bit more expensive at 70 pesos ($3.50). The movies shown in the cinemas in Mexico are in English with Spanish subtitles or dubbed in Spanish. There are three different types of movies...
Going to the movies in Mexico is really cheap. You’ll only pay 50 pesos ($2.50) at the most for a first-run movie. There are some movies that have a special room with special effects wherein your chair moves and the noise comes surrounded, and that could be a little bit more expensive at 70 pesos ($3.50). The movies shown in the cinemas in Mexico are in English with Spanish subtitles or dubbed in Spanish. There are three different types of movies that you can watch in Mexican cinemas: English movies with Spanish subtitles, movies that are dubbed in Spanish, and movies that are made in Spanish, which aren’t that many. Most of the movies in Mexico are shown in English with Spanish subtitles.
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(Movie Space cinemas, Ajijic, Mexico, pictured.)
Posted February 14, 2017
Bruce Fraser
It's really cheap to go to the movies in Mexico. You can go to the movies for two people on 'Cheap Tuesdays' for US $5. That's $2.50 each for an English-speaking short movie. We've also been to a couple of theaters in Guadalajara that have English-speaking movies. It's incredible. For the amount you spend on one person's ticket up North, in Mexico, you can have both entrances, your drinks, and your popcorn. We have old theaters and new...
It's really cheap to go to the movies in Mexico. You can go to the movies for two people on 'Cheap Tuesdays' for US $5. That's $2.50 each for an English-speaking short movie. We've also been to a couple of theaters in Guadalajara that have English-speaking movies. It's incredible. For the amount you spend on one person's ticket up North, in Mexico, you can have both entrances, your drinks, and your popcorn. We have old theaters and new theaters in Mexico. If you don't like the stale smell of popcorn and spilled pop in the old theater, you can go to the newer one and the prices are about the same.
The normal prices to go to a movie in Mexico is $3.50 to $4 for one person.
(Jet Metier of Best Places in the World to Retire in front of a movie theater, Ajijic, Mexico, pictured.)
Posted May 3, 2017