1. The Light Cinemas Adult 2D and 3D eCode can be exchanged at the box office for one admission ticket to a standard 2D or 3D performance at any Light Cinema in the UK.
2. The Light Cinemas Adult 2D and 3D eCode is only valid for standard film screenings and is not valid for private screenings, special events or event cinema performances. The eCode may be used for IMAX and other premium screenings only when the member is prepared to pay an uplift charge (payable at the box office only). 3D glasses will need to be purchased at an additional cost.
3. The Light Cinemas Adult 2D and 3D eCode is guaranteed for a minimum of 6 months from date of issue. Once expired, the eCode will be invalid and cannot be extended, replaced or refunded. It is not replaceable if lost or stolen and no refund will be given.
4. The Light Cinemas Adult 2D and 3D eCode can be redeemed in person at the box office or online. The eCode cannot be used via the telephone booking services. The Light Cinemas Adult 2D and 3D eCode does not give the bearer priority over other guests.
5. Each eCode is considered to have been redeemed when the booking of tickets is confirmed. Each eCode may only be used once, repeated attempts to use the same code will not be successful.
6. Admission is subject to availability, normal age restrictions apply - ID may be required, and any other relevant standard terms and conditions including Light Cinema's general admission terms apply (https://wisbech.lightcinemas.co.uk/info/terms).
7. The Light Cinemas Adult 2D and 3D eCode may not be used in conjunction with any other offer.
8. There is no cash alternative; the Light Cinemas Adult 2D and 3D eCode is not transferable and may not be re-sold.
9. Light Cinemas reserve the right to withdraw any offer associated with the Light Cinemas Adult 2D and 3D eCode at any time and for any reason.
10. Light Cinemas reserve the right at its absolute discretion to refuse admission.
11. Light Cinemas reserve the right to amend these T&Cs at any time and without notice. These T&Cs and any related disputes are subject to interpretation under the laws of England and Wales, and to the jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales unless your residential address is in Scotland, when Scottish law applies or in the Republic of Ireland, when Irish law applies.