Fandango – exclusive Visa Signature movie ticket offers
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Just in time for the summer movie season, Visa is bringing back its popular “Buy One Get One Free” movie ticket offer with Fandango. Through this deal, Visa Signature (“VISA SIGNATURE” printed somewhere on the front of your card) cardholders who purchase two movie tickets through Fandango on Fridays will only pay for the price of one. Currently, this promotion is set to run each Friday from May 4, 2012 through August 17, 2012.
Under the terms of this offer, Visa requires that B1G1 tickets can only be purchased on a Friday and used the same day. In addition, you are limited to 1 complimentary movie ticket, worth up to $19.50 (which includes the convenience fee), per Visa Signature card, per period of 30 days following the date of a purchase.
To participate in this offer, you can visit this link.
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