Odeon Limits myLIMITLESS Film Views to Five
Cinema chain introduces new restrictions on repeat bookings for its subscription service, sparking customer complaints.
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Odeon has introduced new restrictions on its myLIMITLESS subscription service, limiting members to watching the same film a maximum of five times. The cinema chain informed subscribers of the updated terms and conditions via email, stating the changes are intended to ensure the scheme is used fairly and as originally designed.
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The updated terms have prompted frustration among some subscribers. Online comments from customers have described the changes as "nonsense" and questioned the "limitless" nature of a subscription that imposes viewing caps. One subscriber noted that limiting a movie to five watches contradicts the core concept of the membership.
Details of the Restrictions
Under the revised terms, members who book the same film five or more times will receive an initial warning email. Odeon has indicated that if such booking activity continues, a 14-day restriction on advance and online bookings may be applied. During this restriction period, members will still be able to purchase tickets in person at the cinema for same-day showings.
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Odeon stated that these measures are designed to prevent misuse of the scheme, such as booking tickets for individuals other than oneself or using the membership in a manner that is not for personal attendance. The company pointed to clauses 6.12 and 6.13 in its terms and conditions for further details and advised members with questions to contact their Guest Service Centre.
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+What are the new restrictions on Odeon's myLIMITLESS subscription?
Odeon has updated its myLIMITLESS terms to limit members to watching the same film a maximum of five times. Customers exceeding this limit will receive a warning email, and repeated breaches could lead to a 14-day restriction on advance and online bookings.
+Why has Odeon introduced these changes?
Odeon states the changes are intended to ensure the myLIMITLESS scheme is used as intended and fairly for all members. The company aims to prevent misuse of the subscription service.
+What happens if a member repeatedly books the same film?
If a member books the same film five or more times, they will first receive a warning email. Continued activity outside the guidelines may result in a 14-day restriction on advance and online bookings.
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