Queue, a leading discovery app that easily lets you explore, review movies and shows, and share recommendations with friends has announced it is teaming up with Atom Tickets, the social movie ticketing app for the modern generation. Through this new relationship, Atom will extend its best-in-class ticketing process to Queue users.
Discover how Atom Tickets enhanced the user experience by integrating Amazon Pay into their social-first movie ticketing app. The experience of going to the movies has changed dramatically over the past century. From standing in long lines at the box office to purchasing a digital ticket at home, each iteration aims to be more convenient than the last. Atom Tickets, an award-winning mobile ticketing app, not only streamlines the ticket buying process but also enhances the social aspect of planning a night out at the cinema.
Distributor Neon is partnering with Atom Tickets to offer free tickets to “Longlegs” for anyone who has a birthday that falls on the 14th of any given month. Sounds weird until you see the film — or at least know Nicolas Cage’s character’s propensity to kill.
“With safety measures in place, movie fans are more confident to return to their local theaters,” Matthew Bakal, co-founder/chairman of Atom Tickets, said in a statement. “We understand that offering a critical feature like contactless payment is important to our users, so we’re thrilled to work with a long-time partner and trusted platform like Amazon Pay to deliver the convenience, familiarity and security they want.”
“We’re happy to provide a safe, contactless digital service that gives movie fans what they want – a little time to escape and enjoy a movie. We’re sure the new Movie Tickets by Atom Mini, which builds upon our existing DNA as a socially driven platform, will make moviegoing easier and bring friends together.”
"In just 24 hours, the Sony Pictures Drive-In Experience has sold out its entire 12 weekend run of catalog titles. People really do want to get out of the house during pandemic."
"With all five of the top LA tech companies ranking in Inc.’s top 200, Atom Tickets comes in at number 178. Atom Tickets makes it easier to get tickets to see that new movie everyone’s talking about through its ticket-buying mobile app and website. With this ticket-buying platform, the company has experienced a 2,243 percent growth in revenue from 2016 to 2019."
"Sony Pictures announced on Wednesday the company will begin hosting drive-in screenings for the public on the movie studio's lot.... As of now available show times on Atom Tickets list dates up to September 6."
Atom Tickets is part of the just-announced Snap Minis, a new way for developers to bring HTML 5-based experiences inside Snapchat while tapping into the social features of the app on Android and iOS.
The feature tailored for Snapchat will let users make movie plans with friends and buy tickets without leaving the popular social media app, bypassing “the group texts and money requests that come with organizing a traditional movie night with friends,” Snap said.
Further evidence that Disney’s Frozen 2 is going to be a gargantuan hit at the November box office...Atom Tickets have announced that the first day presales for the Chris Buck-Jennifer Lee-directed sequel have eclipsed those for all other animated films.
Mobile and online movie ticket retailer Atom Tickets reports tonight that the pre-sales for Warner Bros’ Joker are beating that of last October’s Venom, this month’s It Chapter Two as well as Us and Glass.
US moviegoers will be able to buy tickets through Fandango and Atom Tickets, while UK users will be able to buy tickets through Odeon Cinemas. To celebrate the launch, Facebook is offering a promo to waive AMC and Atom Tickets convenience fees for movies booked through the platform.
Here's what early reactions looked like for "Toy Story 4."...Film writer Alisha Grauso [From Atom Insider] called the film's conclusion "as lovely and warm and heartbreaking as 'Toy Story 3.'"
Atom Tickets, the movie-ticket seller backed by Steven Spielberg and Dwayne Johnson, has struck its first deal to create a subscription plan for theater chains.
Atom Tickets reported Tuesday that “Avengers: Endgame” sold nearly twice as many tickets in its first week of pre-sales than the next four record holders combined...
Honda wants to turn time spent in the car into an opportunity to shop, play, and get things done —even if you're in the driver's seat. Honda calls this in-car experience the "Dream Drive."
The December box office is one of the busiest times of the months, which means your local theater will be more crowded than ever. This is the month that pre-ordering your tickets is a must, and Atom Tickets is making it a little easier.
“Aquaman,” “Venom,” and “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald” are the upcoming movies that female moviegoers are most excited to see, according to a survey by Atom Tickets.
Although the film never reveals who Sophie's dad is, fans do have their suspicions. Atom Tickets recently surveyed customers about the mystery, and the results were pretty mixed.
Advance mobile ticket seller Atom Tickets also reported a company record that they sold more tickets to T’Challa than any other superhero movie. The movie has had a higher average group size ticket order than any other superhero movie. New York City, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Washington DC and Chicago repped the top markets for Atom ticket buyers.
Advance movie ticket retailer Atom Tickets has partnered with National Amusements’ Showcase Cinemas and will now sell tickets to their 400 screens in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Ohio and Rhode Island.
The paid sneak will take place at 1,000 Regal, AMC, ArcLight and National Amusement theaters nationwide, with the gimmick being that Amazon Prime members will get the first bite at the apple. Oh, and tickets will be sold will be exclusively sold through Atom Tickets and IMDB, powered by Atom, so that's a boost for the relatively new (and social media-centric) online ticketing app.
Announced today, the cutting-edge mobile movie ticketing platform Atom Tickets and T-Mobile are teaming up again to bring T-Mobile customers an exclusive ticket offer to see 'My Little Pony: The Movie' for $2 through the T-Mobile Tuesdays app.
Facebook appears to be testing a Movies feature in the More menu of its flagship application, including the option to buy tickets via Atom Tickets. Users with access to the feature can search nearby movie options by film or theater, and they will see a list of showtimes and have the opportunity to purchase tickets without leaving the app, via an integration with Atom Tickets.
Some Facebook users have noticed a new section called “Movies” appearing in the mobile app’s main navigation. The feature, which has just appeared for many U.S. Facebook users, offers a way to see which movies are playing nearby, available showtimes and a list of local theaters and their movie selections.
The annual mega-launch of new Star Wars merchandize is an exciting day for many. For the wannabe Jedi, today’s toy bonanza is not only an opportunity to stock up on the latest Millennium Falcon sets, but also a way to get a sneak peek into some of the upcoming characters in the next installment of the popular film series.
Moviegoers to B&B Theatres, Flix Brewhouse and Southern Theatres will soon be able to buy their tickets in advance through Atom Tickets. The Santa Monica, California-based mobile movie ticketing app also has made good on a partnership announced in January, launching on 267 screens in Bow Tie Cinemas locations. The three new exhibitors add 891 screens to the platform, bringing Atom Tickets’ service to a total of 18,500 screens across North America.
One means for Lionsgate to cut through the social media distraction that moviegoers continually face was by partnering with T-Mobile and Atom Tickets for their ‘T-Mobile Tuesdays’. They gained access to 50M impressions via T-Mobile’s promotional efforts. Eighty percent of Atom’s Hitman’s Bodyguard ticket buyers were 39 or younger. The mobile ticketing app has seen more than twice their movie ticket sale volume driven by the T-Mobile promotion.
“Three hundred million customers are visiting your cinemas in Europe and not buying anything,” was how Coca-Cola’s International Director of Cinema and Leisure Corinne Thibaut opened this year’s CineEurope Retail Seminar. With 30% of movie goers not buying anything, “you have a massive headroom for growth in retail,” she admonished the audience...
Atom Tickets, the cutting-edge theatrical mobile ticketing platform, is partnering with Paramount Pictures and Participant Media to offer its users the chance to join the conversation with access to special public screenings featuring a Q&A with Al Gore for An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power, the inspirational sequel to the Oscar-winning documentary about climate change.
IMDb's coverage of San Diego Comic-Con 2017 includes: exclusive interviews with top celebrities; a star-studded live show (IMDb LIVE at San Diego Comic-Con, Presented by XFINITY) that will be broadcast on IMDb, Twitch, and Twitter...
Atom Tickets and Chase Pay® are making it simpler for movie fans to plan, order and pay for their theatre experience entirely from their mobile device.
For the July 11th edition of T-Mobile Tuesdays, T-Mo customers can get a $4 ticket to see War for the Planet of the Apes. The movie opens on July 14th, and T-Mobile says that the $4 ticket will be good through opening weekend.
New mobile movie ticketing platform Atom Tickets and T-Mobile are bringing Paramount Pictures’ Transformers: The Last Knight to millions of T-Mobile customers with an exclusive offer through the “T-Mobile Tuesdays” app. Starting Tuesday, June 20, T-Mobile customers can redeem the exclusive offer from the T-Mobile Tuesdays app and purchase their tickets on the Atom Tickets app.
Regal Entertainment Group, a leading motion picture exhibitor that owns and operates one of the largest theatre circuits in the United States, reveals a new website developed in partnership with Atom Tickets, the fastest-growing movie ticketing platform in North America. The new REGmovies.com provides a modern, user-friendly experience that allows moviegoers to browse movies, watch trailers, view exclusive movie content and purchase tickets in one place.
Over the weekend, Wonder Woman charted the best opening for a film by a female director (Patty Jenkins) with $103.25M, and arguably the fourth-best debut for the first chapter of a solo superhero franchise. Last Tuesday, Wonder Woman set a record on Atom Tickets for the most tickets sold on the movie ticket app for any title in a 24-hour period. The Atom cross promotion offered $4 tickets to T-Mobile customers to see Wonder Woman during its opening weekend.
Atom Tickets, the first-of-its-kind mobile movie-ticketing platform, announced a partnership with Bow Tie Cinemas, the oldest theatre circuit in North America, that will expand its availability in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Colorado, Maryland and Virginia.
Mobile ticketing app Atom Tickets has partnered on a year-long free movie ticket campaign on Fridays with the iHeartMedia radio network, Variety has learned exclusively. Free Movie Friday — which kicks off this Friday — will offer thousands of free movie tickets every Friday for an entire year across iHeartMedia’s radio stations and digital platforms through more than 500 radio stations in over 100 markets across the country.
Atom Tickets, a Santa Monica, Calif.-based mobile movie ticket app maker, will enable users to pay via Chase Pay early next year, as JPMorgan Chase & Co. spreads its digital payments solution beyond brick-and-mortar merchants.
Online movie ticketing app Atom Tickets is expanding its pre-order food and beverage service to include AMC Theatres in addition to Regal Theatres. The enhanced service, which begins rolling out Thursday at 28 AMC locations across the country, is designed to allow customers to avoid standing in regular concession lines.
As anyone who has been to a movie theater knows, a lot of seats are usually empty. Add up those empties over the course of a year, according to Atom Tickets, a start-up based here, and more than 5 billion seats go unsold annually...
If you were buying advance tickets to Disney’s Rogue One: A Star Wars Story tonight, you may have waited 20-30 minutes before your purchase was complete, or worst case scenario — you were timed out... The long lines at Fandango, prompted its competitor Atom Tickets to scream like C3-PO in Star Wars, “Over here! Hey! Hey!”, as the company, as well as a slew of people on Twitter, observed the short wait on the ticketing platform app and began tubthumping it.
From robots with human facial expressions to virtual reality cameras, Disney is investing in startups that could be entertainment's future. Visiting the Disney Studios complex in Burbank is always surprising for an outsider. The company’s attention to detail shows up much the same way it does at theme parks...
Atom Tickets lets you pre-order movie tickets and popcorn, splitting the cost with a friend. Ader connects marketers with video-game enthusiasts who’ll talk about their products while playing competitively online. And Pley lets you rent toys from brands like Lego and American Girl for a $13-a-month subscription fee. Those companies are among nine that participated in Walt Disney Co.’s Accelerator program this year.
This marks the first time that Disney has run its accelerator fully in-house without relying on Techstars, the outside partner that helped it get the program off the ground in 2014. Watch the Disney Accelerator Demo Day...
Lionsgate is pushing its YA film Nerve back into 600 theaters this weekend to take advantage of the Labor Day holiday when kids are out of school. The film was released July 27 and became a hit among its core audience of young girls...
Going to the movies is too complicated. That's why a former Lionsgate executive and veteran Amazon engineer built Atom Tickets, a Santa Monica startup that wants to simplify every part of the movie theater experience down to the line for popcorn...
Hollywood and Silicon Valley Executives Matthew Bakal and Ameesh Paleja jointly founded a new tech startup app called Atom Tickets that aims to solve a few challenges of filmgoing...
Paramount Pictures is looking to supercharge “Star Trek Beyond” ticket sales — in a few select markets in the U.S. and Canada — under a two-week marketing pact with Atom Tickets, a studio-backed mobile-ticketing provider...
It's been a humdrum summer at the box office for anyone not named Dory or Tarzan. But with the help of movie-ticketing apps such as the just-launched Atom Tickets, theater owners are hoping to get butts in seats, while also giving filmgoers bang for their buck...
The movie industry faces a persistent problem that even the biggest blockbusters can’t solve – empty auditoriums at theaters across the country. Some 5.5 billion seats go empty every year, roughly quadruple the number of tickets sold annually in the U.S. and Canada. Enter Atom Tickets...
Ever gone to see a movie and felt like you were practically the only person in the theater? Those empty seats are a big and growing problem in the cinema world. About 5.5 billion movie seats go unsold every year in the U.S. and Canada...
“There are a lot of people who think about going to a movie, but many fewer of those people actually go to a movie. And the question is: Why is this happening?” Matthew Bakal, executive chairman and co-founder of Atom Tickets, believes he’s found the answer behind that motivational gap, and has developed a potential remedy...
Think back to the last time you tried to organize a group of friends to see a movie. Were you the organizer, sending out emails, texts, and tweets? Did people take ages to get back to you? Were there awkward moments when it came to getting reimbursed for tickets or popcorn? Atom Tickets may well provide a solution...
“Captain America: Civil War” kicks off the summer moviegoing season next weekend with the kind of blockbuster event that’d be fun to experience as a group. But between picking a day and showtime, finding a theater, and figuring out who’s going to pay for the tickets (and then chasing down your buddies to pay you back), who has the time or energy?
Whatever you might think of the current offerings playing down at the multiplex, these are good days to be in the movie business. Global box office was more than $38 billion last year. But, and yeah, there's always that but, the number of times we go to the movies has on average slipped in the last decade...
Adam Aron has been head of AMC Entertainment for less than four months, but in that short time he’s already orchestrated one of the most significant deals in the country’s history. In February, AMC announced that it has an agreement to buy Carmike, propelling it from being the second-biggest exhibitor in the country to the world’s top movie theater chain...
Mobile movie ticketing systems moved to the front of the line at CinemaCon, the theater owners convention taking place in Las Vegas, as Atom Tickets, Fandango and MovieTickets.com announced deals on Tuesday...
LAS VEGAS—The proposed merger of AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. and Carmike Cinemas Inc., creating the nation’s largest movie-theater chain, is moving through a Justice Department antitrust review despite continued shareholder scrutiny, the companies’ chief executives said Monday...
In an effort to drive attendance and engagement, Regal Entertainment Group announced on April 11 that it has teamed up with Atom Tickets, a mobile ticketing platform and app. The Tennessee-based company, which has theaters in 42 states, intends to utilize Atom's social invitation features and preordering feature for tickets and concessions...
Atom Tickets has signed partnerships with the two largest theater chains in the U.S., assuring that its nationwide launch this summer will cover much of the nation…
CinemaCon, the annual love fest between theater owners and studios, kicks off this week in Las Vegas with the entertainment industry at an inflection point. Over four decibel-pounding days, exhibitors will be treated to footage and trailers for upcoming blockbusters such as a “Ghostbusters” reboot and an “X-Men” sequel, as well as a screening of “Captain America: Civil War.”
Popcorn prices aren’t necessarily going down anytime soon, but Landmark Cinemas is looking to alleviate the second issue with an Uber-like mobile app that lets moviegoers order and pay for snacks on their phone, then pick them up at a dedicated kiosk in the theatre...
Going to the movies is only partly about the images on screen -- it's a social experience, too -- and a mobile application just launched at Knoxville Regal Entertainment locations is meant to tap into that. Atom Tickets, a Santa Monica-Calif.-based startup, has produced an app that is designed to make the movie experience -- from buying tickets and popcorn to rounding up friends to see a film -- as seamless and convenient as possible.
For years, some moviegoers have wondered why theaters didn’t offer discounts on bombs or films fast approaching the end of their run. Now several studios are backing a startup called Atom Tickets that will let movie houses offer variable pricing...
A new ticketing app backed by major studios that aims to make planning movie outings simpler and allow patrons to avoid lineups at the concession stands and box office is making its Canadian debut in Calgary...
Box office revenue set a record last year, thanks in part to higher ticket prices. But the relatively low number of people actually going to theaters has the industry wringing its hands....
Fandango has some competition. Three studios are investing in a new app that they hope will make movie theater outings more popular. With more movies available to stream online, less people have been dishing out money to actually go to a theater. Ticket sales have subsequently fallen over the…
A Hollywood-backed startup wants to help theaters offer discounts. Film studios and theaters are trying to convince more people to spend a night out at the movies with a new app backed by some of Hollywood’s biggest players. The app, Atom Tickets, could make it easier to…
Three studios are leading a $50 million investment in a new company looking to solve one of Hollywood's oldest problems: How to get more people into movie theaters. Walt Disney Co., 21st Century Fox's Twentieth Century Fox, and Lions Gate Entertainment Corp. are backing Atom Tickets, a mobile startup that can organize groups to go to movies and enable discounts for less-popular screenings, a controversial practice in the industry.
Disney, Fox and Lionsgate are teaming to lead a $50 million investment in the Atom Tickets mobile ticketing app that will roll out later this year. Atom Tickets is touting itself as a platform designed to make movie-going simple that can be used to pre-purchase tickets and concessions…
Startup Atom Tickets is designed to make it easier for friends and larger groups to arrange a rendezvous at the theater. A trio of Hollywood studios are leading a $50 million investment in startup Atom Tickets, an online movie ticketing app that's set to launch this summer…
Digital lifestyle expert Randi Zuckerberg, host of Dot Complicated on Sirius XM, shows Willie Geist the latest apps to make your holidays easier, including ticket-buying app Atom Tickets…
LOS ANGELES — The next big multiplex trend involves eliminating what some theater owners call the “popcorn pinch point.” The largest multiplex chains in North America, AMC Theaters and Regal Entertainment, are rolling out technology that allows customers to preorder and prepay for…
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