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SAN ANTONIO – Rewards members for Santikos and EVO Entertainment have a new perk: free movie tickets.
San Antonio-based Santikos has announced that it will load two free movie tickets into the accounts of reward members every Thursday. EVO Entertainment also announced a similar deal, except with four free tickets.
The deals are being offered through June 30, according to emails from the companies.
Santikos Entertainment offering one free movie ticket a day for active military, veterans
EVO also said Elevate Members will receive up to 20% off food and drinks, depending on their “member tier.” For more information, click here .
Movie theaters across Texas sat empty during the coronavirus pandemic until Gov. Greg Abbott allowed them to open on May 1 under 25% capacity.
Because of the delay in movie premieres, both EVO and Santikos are offering a variety of newer and classic flicks for $5.
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