No, due to current structure of MP's TOS, but that's not to say that won't change in the future. The minor annoyance to the current MP check-in order is that you have to be physically present at the theater to check in (which loads the funds onto your card).

Granted, if it's feasible, you can stop in at the theater at noon and pick up your tix for a movie later that night, just not via an online method, at the moment.

The only time we've encountered an issue was last Thursday at the Black Panther premiere. The Regal we went to has reserved seating, and the 7pm showing was almost all sold out and the only tickets available were down in front of the screen.

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Posted on 2/23/18 at 3:05 pm to VoxDawg

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The minor annoyance to the current MP check-in order is that you have to be physically present at the theater to check in (which loads the funds onto your card).

So how does this work with something like the Cinemark in Perkins Rowe with all assigned seating? You don't get to pick your seat until right before the movie?

I'm thinking about signing up for Moviepass but I'm curious as to how that works, especially for big movies during opening weekend when you really need to purchase a ticket ahead of time to get a good seat.

ETA: didn't read your whole post but you basically confirmed what I'm worried about. I've been seeing more movies lately now that I can buy my ticket online and reserve a seat so I don't have to worry about showing up early, so I'm trying to decide if I'd be seeing enough movies to make it worth it.

This post was edited on 2/23/18 at 3:08 pm

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