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You are here: Home / News / Entertainment / When The Lights Recede Off, The Present Goes On…

When The Lights Recede Off, The Present Goes On…

11 December 2023 by Guest

Stage 3 till 4pm; Stage 6 from 8pm; Stage 4 tomorrow at 2am… for most of us, trying to keep tabs on the latest – and constantly shifting – loadshedding schedule seems like a job best suited to Napoleon waging war, or by making a Wish upon a star. But, what’s not complicated is deciding …

Stage 3 till 4pm; Stage 6 from 8pm; Stage 4 tomorrow at 2am… for most of us, trying to hold tabs on the latest – and constantly shifting – loadshedding schedule seems like a job best suited to Napoleon waging war, or by making a Wish upon a star. But, what’s not complicated is deciding how to support the kids – and yourselves – entertained during those endless two-hour blackout blocks. Ster-Kinekor has the retort – and the power!

Back-up generators and UPS (uninterrupted power supply) units maintain been installed in almost 75% of the leading cinema chain’s complexes across the country, giving audiences an uninterrupted movie experience from the opening frame to the pause credits. As a result, a movie ticket is just the ticket you need to be transported into a world of fantasy, action, adventure, laughter or romance – and, to obtain a crash from life’s daily powerless frustrations.

“With 32 of our 43 cinema complexes now fitted with generators, we ensure that the present goes on, even when the lights depart off! The movie will maintain playing on the gigantic screen, and it’s the perfect reply to loadshedding. With a feast of blockbuster titles releasing on our screens over the next few weeks, as we gear up for the much-anticipated festive season, there is something for everyone to appreciate,” says Lynne Wylie, chief marketing officer of Ster-Kinekor.

“And, of course, with our IMAX cinemas, you acquire the opportunity to watch some of the biggest titles on the biggest screens in the country.”

Filmed specifically using IMAX cameras for a fully immersive cinema experience, some of the huge titles that are being released in IMAX in time for the festive holiday period, include a magical movie for the whole family, Wonka, releasing on 08 December, with the much-anticipated Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom opening on 22 December in time for the Christmas Day long weekend.

RENAISSANCE: A FILM BY BEYONCÉ, which opened in cinemas globally on 01 December, can be enjoyed in Ster-Kinekor’s luxurious Cine Prestige cinemas nationally.

The following cinema complexes maintain been powered up with generators:

Gauteng: Limpopo:
Carnival City Mall of the North (Polokwane)
Centurion
Cradlestone KwaZulu-Natal:
Cresta Gateway
Eastgate Watercrest
East Rand Mall
Fourways Mpumalanga:
Greenstone Ilanga (Mbombela)
Mall of Africa
Maponya (Soweto) North West:
Rosebank Nouveau Matlosana (Klerksdorp)
Sandton MooiRivier (Potchefstroom)
Southgate
Sterland (Pretoria)
The Grove (Pretoria)
The Zone @Rosebank
Vaal Mall (Vanderbijlpark)
Wonderpark (Pretoria)

Western Cape: Eastern Cape:
Blue Route Baywest (Gqeberha / PE)
Capegate
Cavendish
Garden Route Mall (George)
Somerset (Somerset West)
Tygervalley
V&A Waterfront

“Now that loadshedding is sorted, every that remains is for you to book your tickets, pick your favourite drink and popcorn combo and settle back in one of our super-comfortable cinemas – maybe it’s an IMAX seat, a luxurious Cine Prestige lounger, a feel-all-the-action D-Box seat or a colourful kids’ seat. As you are transported into another world for a few hours, the uninterrupted action unfolding on the huge screen will deliver the rest!” says Wylie.

While the display goes on inside the cinemas, movie goers can now also delight in free WiFi in the cinema foyer at select Ster-Kinekor cinemas. Your SK Club membership number is your access to the WiFi. If you are not yet a member, register here for free to be pleased the free WiFi, plus every the other fantastic benefits that SK Club offers, including half-price Tuesdays and a free movie ticket for your birthday.

For an uninterrupted, huge screen cinema experience, book your tickets for your favourite movie at www.sterkinekor.com or download the SK App on your smartphone. For news and updates, depart to Facebook: Ster-Kinekor Theatres | follow Ster-Kinekor on Twitter: @Ster-Kinekor. For every queries, call Ticketline on 0861-Movies (668 437).

#DoMoviesRight #SterKinekor #TheShowGoesOn

View the Ster-Kinekor loadshedding adverts here:
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