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Tonnes of Prizes now up for grabs at ODEON cinemas across Ireland

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Updated 15:45 8 Nov 2022 GMTPublished 14:29 4 Nov 2022 GMT

Tonnes of Prizes now up for grabs at ODEON cinemas across Ireland

Virgin Mobile have teamed up with Odeon cinemas to launch new gaming experience for big screen with instant prizes to be won at screenings.

Shane Winckworth

Shane Winckworth

Virgin Mobile Ireland
Sponsored by Virgin Mobile Ireland

The MCU is keeping the blockbusters coming but with the upcoming release of Black Panther 2 and Virgin Mobile’s new CineGame there are more reasons than ever to head to your local ODEON Cinema.


Gone are the age-old days of no phones in cinemas (at least before the trailers start) as Virgin Mobile have teamed up with Odeon cinemas to launch a brand-new gaming experience for the big screen with instant prizes to be won at every movie screening.


We all know the feeling. You’ve picked up your perfectly buttered popcorn, grabbed the ultimate treat selection of Maltesers, Minstrels and M&Ms and your ice-cold drink is chilling beside you. You’ve got the best seat in the house and are eagerly awaiting the show before boredom strikes. That’s where CineGame comes in.


CineGame is the first of its kind in Ireland and is basically an interactive game played on the cinema screen via your phone, granting you the chance to win some instant prizes. From sweet treats to tickets, the top scorer from each game will instantly earn coins and QR codes that they can redeem at any Odeon Counter. The best part? You play against everyone in the cinema audience - friends and foe alike.


So how does it work? Keep an eye out for the CineGame posters and pop ups in your local Odeon. Scan the code to be taken to the App Store of Play Store and download the Virgin Mobile CineGame app. Creating a profile takes two minutes - then once you’re set up, keep an eye on the cinema screen for your unique game code. Pop this into the app and your phone will act as your controller as you play the game live on the big screen.


Sounds pretty good right? Well it gets even better. We’ve teamed up with Virgin Mobile to give our audience the chance to win the grand prize – a brand new Samsung Galaxy S22 and Cinema Tickets. Just head to our Instagram and leave a comment on the competition post. We will randomly select a winner from the comments to take home the prize. Simple!


So, what are we going to go see first? Click here to download CineGame on the App Store or the PlayStore.

Featured Image Credit: Virgin Media CineGame

Topics: Ireland, Gaming, Cinema

Shane Winckworth
Shane Winckworth

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