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I am at 2000 SC's with anniversary 31 Dec. no big trips in the plan so 2500 probably not within the reach
I meant, the lifetime SC. You are LTG so above 14,000. At 25,000 you bank a WP year. This might be attractive depending where you are in lifetime status, and life in general
 
Forgive me for asking something that may already be known, but the TnCs have confused me a little. Am I right in understanding that If I was to walk into

Can someone decode this for me please? The double negative does my head in.

“If you use a Gift Voucher for an eligible flight booking made during the Offer Period, you will be eligible for the bonus reward. Gift Vouchers purchased but not redeemed for an eligible flight booking (for flights that are not booked or travelled within the booking or travel period dates), won’t be eligible.“

Anyone who has contacted me should note this.
I almost wonder if the verbosity is intentional. As in a tacit acknowledgement that movie tickets are a thing but to sow doubt in punters on the fence about buying them…

But as other have said, avid cinema-goers are a tiny minority of QFFs and we’re still contributing to the bottom line, perhaps albeit at lower priced screenings than those on sale this week. That is unless our subsequent consumption of S&P Squid and champagne has a negative net effect!
 
The one caveat on this is that for a double feature booked with movie tickets, the first screening must be in a cinema located in Australia.
However the second screening can be anywhere,
Ahh this is potentially a problem for me being based in London. Would anyone be so kind to explain the technicalities of this?
 
I just want to say that anyone using movie tickets must accept that it is not without risk and nobody can guarantee its effectiveness. It's use, restrictions and limitations can change at any time. You must take a leap of faith and just hope for the best.
 

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