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You could do the what early cinemas
did which was allow people to go in the
middle of the movie and leave during
the next showing or stay as long as they
want and see many showings of the
same movie. |
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Or you could have short films and have
people pay a fixed price to see one days
worth of short films but the tickets
would be good for any flyplex in the
country in case you have more than one
layover. +++ |
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Oh. I thought this was going to be some kind of multi-dimensional fly paper. |
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travel agents could book your cinema tickets for stop overs. |
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[neilp] thats a terrific idea.. getting the movie pre booked. |
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That would allow presales, increasing the viability of the business model. Meals could be served inhouse, freeing up table space at otherwise crowded, overpriced, airport lounge diners. |
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When I worked as a corporate travel consultant, there were actually people who booked flights based upon what movie would be shown on the flight. Maybe this isn't so half-baked after all? [+] |
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did the robots take my underpants? |
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Or, much better: Just rent a DVD player and the DVD movie from one of those kiosks in the airport. This is baked in a few airports (at least the one here in San Jose) |
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After hours sitting in a cramped seat on a plane, do you want to sit for another two hours in a movie theatre before you sit on another plane for hours? |
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