Doctor Who: The Day of the Doctor will be in select theaters around the US November 23rd, and simulcast around the world!
GeekDad previously reported Doctor Who: The Day of the Doctor will be presented in 300 cinemas on Monday, November 25 around the U.S.. Tickets go on sale today from FathomEvents!
GeekDad can now report that on November 23rd, BBC America will present a simulcast 3D screening of Doctor Who: The Day of the Doctor in eleven cities as part of a global simulcast. Tickets go on sale TODAY (October 25, 2013) at 9:00am EST for theater locations in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, Seattle, Washington DC, San Francisco, Dallas, Houston, Atlanta and Minneapolis. Tickets may be purchased at Cinemark.com and Fandango.com.
Want to go? Here’s where it will be showing in the U.S. on the big day:
Los Angeles
Cinemark Rave 18 + IMAX (Los Angeles, CA)
Los Angeles
Century Huntington Beach Bella Terra + XD (Huntington Beach, CA)
New York
AMC Loews Village 7 (New York, NY)
New York
Regal E-Walk Stadium 13 & RPX (New York, NY)
Chicago
Century Evanston + XD (Evanston, IL)
Chicago
Cinemark at Seven Bridges + IMAX (Woodridge, IL)
Philadelphia
Cinemark Rave University City Penn (Philadelphia, PA)
Philadelphia
Cinemark 16 (Somerdale, NJ)
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Cinemark West Plano + XD (Plano, TX)
San Francisco-Oak-San Jose
Century San Francisco Centre 9 (San Francisco, CA)
Washington, DC (Hagrstwn)
Cinemark Rave Fairfax Corner + XD (Fairfax, VA)
Houston
Cinemark Tinseltown + XD (The Woodlands, TX)
Atlanta
Cinemark Tinseltown 17 (Fayetteville, GA)
Seattle-Tacoma
Cinemark Lincoln Square Cinema (Bellevue, WA)
Minneapolis
AMC Southdale 16 (Edina, MN)
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8 thoughts on “MORE DETAILS: Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Episode in Movie Theaters on 23 November!”
Thanks for the heads up! I have been trying to buy tickets, but Cinemark tells me that my cart contains more tickets than are available and Fandango looks like it is not even set up for sales yet, although states they should already be on sale. There will be much sadness if we missed out on these (feel like I’m trying to get PAX tickets!)
I had the same experience as well. That’s just bad usability, and both sites have lost my trust.
Try CineMark again. I actually made it through this time.
SOLD OUT!
The tickets for my local showing sold out within minutes, and I didn’t get my order for four tickets submitted in time. I was watching both Cinemark and Fandango, and the Fandango site really let me down! I thought I was on the right page, but it turns out it was a preview page NOT the purchase page. But there was no link to purchase and a “coming soon” message which made it look as if the event was still not ready.
Disappointing, but I guess that means we’ll be having a TV party on the 23rd.
UPDATE: So, I did get tickets. Still not sure how, since it had said it was sold out, but was working on an article about usability, and went through the cinemark process again and was able to get tickets. Happy, happy, joy, joy.
Glad to hear you got tickets. I tried a number of times but no luck, with it eventually simply stating that the time was sold out. Very disappointed, but I suppose we’ll be able to pause if we need to use the bathroom 🙂
Wowzers! For reasons unknown, I just went back to Cinemark (10:40am PDT) and while the show time was still marked as unavailable, a second show time (the same time as the unavailable one) was listed and I was able to purchase my tickets. Not sure how this will go down on the 23rd, but will be making sure we are at the front of the line. Worth checking back if denied earlier!
Awesome! I also see it is playing in central PA, in Harrisburg.
Thanks for the heads up! I have been trying to buy tickets, but Cinemark tells me that my cart contains more tickets than are available and Fandango looks like it is not even set up for sales yet, although states they should already be on sale. There will be much sadness if we missed out on these (feel like I’m trying to get PAX tickets!)
I had the same experience as well. That’s just bad usability, and both sites have lost my trust.
Try CineMark again. I actually made it through this time.
SOLD OUT!
The tickets for my local showing sold out within minutes, and I didn’t get my order for four tickets submitted in time. I was watching both Cinemark and Fandango, and the Fandango site really let me down! I thought I was on the right page, but it turns out it was a preview page NOT the purchase page. But there was no link to purchase and a “coming soon” message which made it look as if the event was still not ready.
Disappointing, but I guess that means we’ll be having a TV party on the 23rd.
UPDATE: So, I did get tickets. Still not sure how, since it had said it was sold out, but was working on an article about usability, and went through the cinemark process again and was able to get tickets. Happy, happy, joy, joy.
Glad to hear you got tickets. I tried a number of times but no luck, with it eventually simply stating that the time was sold out. Very disappointed, but I suppose we’ll be able to pause if we need to use the bathroom 🙂
Wowzers! For reasons unknown, I just went back to Cinemark (10:40am PDT) and while the show time was still marked as unavailable, a second show time (the same time as the unavailable one) was listed and I was able to purchase my tickets. Not sure how this will go down on the 23rd, but will be making sure we are at the front of the line. Worth checking back if denied earlier!
Awesome! I also see it is playing in central PA, in Harrisburg.