It is important to note that prices for the subscription plans differ for users residing in Southern California and the New York metropolitan area. In these regions, the Basic tier costs $20, the Standard plan is priced at $30, the Premium tier is available for $40, and the Pro plan is offered at $60. Despite the higher prices, subscribers in these areas receive approximately double the number of credits compared to the general users. For example, the Standard plan provides 140 credits instead of 72 in Los Angeles.
MoviePass states that the introduction of this credit-based system allows members to select the plan that best suits their viewing habits and budget, catering to both casual moviegoers and avid film enthusiasts alike. While the subscription does not currently include 3D movies, MoviePass has plans to include “large format and premium screens” in the near future, possibly including IMAX screens. The service is supported by a vast network of over 4,000 theaters across the country, ensuring widespread accessibility for subscribers. Interested individuals can find a comprehensive list of participating theaters on the official MoviePass website.
