Ready to pay a $35 movie ticket?

[Tomcat]

$35 is not just for movie, but apparently it includes reserved seating, chairs with footrests, valet parking, concierge service and a bar that serves cocktails and appetizers, etc. BUT the $35 movie ticket won't buy you a better movie.:p


Posted on Thu, Mar. 27, 2008
$35 movie tix could be in the picture
The Hollywood Reporter

Get ready for the $35 movie ticket. That's the estimated price of tickets for a new deluxe cinema to open this year in suburban Chicago, one of 50 U.S. multiplexes set for construction during the next five years through a new, $200 million joint venture headed by Australian entertainment conglomerate Village Roadshow.

The planned theaters will boast boosted amenities, including plush reserved seating, special parking privileges and upscale food and beverage offerings with seat-side waiter service.

Some or all of those offerings are available at existing deluxe cinemas in select U.S. markets that charge $20 or less for movie tickets. But Gold Class auditoriums will feature a 40-seat-maximum patron capacity and an even higher-end atmosphere, officials said.

"It's an absolutely different environment than anything else that exists," Village Roadshow CEO Graham Burke said.

Village Roadshow Gold Class Cinemas also plans to open a site in Redmond, Wash., by year's end, with about 20 additional sites planned for rollout by 2010.

"The demand for luxury moviegoing in the U.S. is very strong," said Kirk Senior, CEO of the new Burbank, Calif.-based joint venture. Companies partnering with Village Roadshow in the joint venture include Act III Entertainment, a company co-owned by Norman Lear and Hal Gaba; Michael Lambert's Lambert Entertainment; and the Retirement Systems of Alabama, a pension investment fund.

Village Roadshow operates more than 100 Gold Class screens in Australia, Singapore and Greece, part of its roughly 500-screen worldwide theater circuit.

[pyropat2323]

I read this story the other day... don't think I would ever pay that much even with food included.

[pandora]

I think I would try it once; but that's it. And it would still have to be a damn good movie and something that I've been waiting to see.

[pyropat2323]

I think I would try it once; but that's it. And it would still have to be a damn good movie and something that I've been waiting to see.

hmmm... yeah... now that I think about it. It could be cool for an opening night of a really big movie, like if they had done it back when the third LOTR came out, I might have considered it.

[pandora]

Yeah see I would do it for the new Batman movie or something. Plus it will cut down on the chance of someone that is talking on a phone or children running around. But still it would have to be a movie I'm really looking forward too.

[garcia5]

If this were an indie theater that would be awesome. I'm talking a theater that had tables where you can sit anc enjoy your food. That would be so awesome. I'd do it if the meal was included and it was good. The movie could be anything. They have these types of establishments in France as well as Italy.

[pyropat2323]

If this were an indie theater that would be awesome. I'm talking a theater that had tables where you can sit anc enjoy your food. That would be so awesome. I'd do it if the meal was included and it was good. The movie could be anything. They have these types of establishments in France as well as Italy.

I thought Tomcat wrote the meal was included?

[majiesto]

The article I read said the meals weren't included. I've done something like this before. Buckhead Backlot does this and it costs the same amount as a normal ticket. There are tables with pretty comfortable chairs although not recliners. There are also small lights (like in the aisle of theaters) so you can see what you are actually eating. It's pretty fun and the food isn't too expensive.

[SenioRose]

...something the RED HAT SOCIETY would love...
_______________________________________
Thank-You TomCat

[Tomcat]

I may pay this much only if there's a movie I care enough about AND the theater management guarantee that there will be nobody using cell phone, talking or eating loud, or no crying baby. I also think waiter/waitress constantly walking around to serve food/drink during the movie can be annoying too.

Anyway, there are planning to build in Illinois, Washington, Texas and Arizona, California, Florida, Nevada, Pennsylvania and New York. If you are interesed to see what it looks like, you can take the gold class tour on the company's website here. http://www.villagecinemas.com.au/goldclass/

I thought Tomcat wrote the meal was included?

I thought at least appetizers were included, but according to the more detailed article, you have to pay extra....sorry. :(

"the circuit will especially push its culinary offerings -- made-to-order meals like sushi and other theater-friendly foods from on-site chefs (a service button at each seat calls a waiter). Moviegoers will have to pay extra for any food they order, however."

For the complete article:
http://www.latinoreview.com/news/a-35-movie-ticket-does-it-come-with-heroin-4265

[flame]

See, I would only do it if I have seen the movie once before and think it's good enough enjoy it again. There are too many distractions to actually see the movie. You pay $35 for everything else except seeing the movie... with waiters walking in and out and whatnot.... Why would I ever want to pay $35 to take away my attention and concentration from the screen? Besides, with more services, there bound to be some obnoxious assholes who would do something else, especially with some alcohol involved. If they think they pay $35, I guarantee they would talk on cellphones, text message, bring infants, or even have sex in the theater.
This maybe good for folks who care less about the film and more about an experience. It just won't work for me. I want to be able to listen to every word, watch every detail, every corner of the fim on the screen. I want to able to treat the theater as a temple or a royal castle with silence and respect towards a great film.

[Toasty]

I hate having to pay the regular prices for tickets, there is no way I would spend $35! It just is not worth it, I have a great sound system and an ok TV, if it came to spending $35 or watching at home, I am staying home.

[NikkiSixx]

I don't like waiters comming to me and asking if I'm ok when I'm trying to watch a movie. I dont like being distracted like that. This is why I dont go to buckhead backlot. :snoopy:

[sweetfo1]

I would never pay $35 to see a movie of any kind it's not that serious, if it came to that I would stay at home and watch tv and wait for the dvd. If something like that happened bootleg DVD's would really go through the roof worse than what it is now.

[somipp]

no way i'm paying $35 for one movie...it'd have to be at least 2 1/2 hours long with some sort of satisfaction guarantee...

[prplrose4985]

I think that the price of movies and movie snacks is getting a bit out of hand. I understand they want to make a profit but if you sit down and consider the mark-up for concessions, its bordering obscene. You can wind up paying more for concessions that you do for the tickets for you and your date. Unless there is some unspoken cost for showing a movie, I'm having a hard time swallowing the steady raise in prices these days.

[c-diddy]

Are the drinks and food included in the $35 you mentioned they can provide this option but is it included? I can't see playing $35 for seating, parking, & ticket only.

[wclee3rd]

I can't see myself paying $35 to see a movie, it is hard taking a woman out on a date without breaking the bank. If you have it to spend, hey do your thing big shot. I just stay home and watch Direct TV on the big screen.

[madcowjm]

I just heard about it on the radio and I wasn't quite sure. It was the same time I heard about the $2000 seats at the braves game ...

those were the announcements that made me realise .. while there might be a recession .. some people are still doing very very very very very very very well ...

but .. if you have enough money to pay for those seats and you want a private comfortable experience... wouldnt you just watch it at home in your basement?

[welccm]

Why not -- everyone is trying to get in on the public rip off -- the Oil Gurus are getting away with it -- why not everyone else. If we had any elected officials that actually spoke for those that elected them - we might be in better shape... If we didn't have people like Shakefire that get us free screenings -- we would probably be looking for a tin cup.

[dizzymom]

Although I personally wouldn't be likely to pay $35, I can see that it would be a really nice date idea to be able to avoid the crowds, lines, kids, etc. Surely with the 40-person limitation of the viewing area, cell phone and talking problems could/would be handled by managers promptly to ensure a great experience for all. That would be the way I would hope to see it. In Charlotte I can definitely see lots of folks paying this much. The richer folks are willing to pay for perks, depending on what other theaters in town look like. Just my 2 cents (wait, price just went up--$1.00).

[pluged]

I did this while I was in Sydney this January (spend 3 weeks in a city visiting family and you run out of stuff to do/see). Anyway, thought it would be a novel idea to check it out atleast once & it was worth it. When we got there, there was a line of atleast 30 people waiting to buy tickets & we walked up to a 'gold' line, kind of like VIP at a club or first class at the airport.

The theater was very plush and the seats were really comfortable. I personally never had an issue with a waiter or anyone disturbing me during the movie as truthfully I didn't see one after the trailers were over (yes you still have trailers). The seating was far apart from each other enough to where even if someone was talking unless they were speaking loudly, you wouldn't hear them.

Anyway, it was pretty nice & a decent enough way to watch a movie. For the record (not condoning this) but after Cloverfied (movie we paid for in Gold Class), we snuck into a random movie that was starting. That theater (don't know about all) didn't have names of the movies that were playing, or start times outside the theater. It was simply a number outside the door so you didn't know what was playing. The film turned out to be Juno, which I thought was better than Cloverfied.

[sexy senior]

I wonder if they would have senior prices as a senior I wouldn't pay 35 dollars for a movie ticket but if their were special deals or promotions for seniors I would think about it. The idea of no kids, plush seats, & service at my call is very nice.

[Neuromorph]

this company wont last the year. I can see this in NY or LA, but not CHicago. And definately not in atlanta.

[shereekachu]

With gas prices going up and the economy looking grim I don't think anyone but the rich will want to pay that kind of dough for a movie experience. You can buy about 3 dvds for that and watch them in the comfort of your own home with no annoyances. And now that wide screen HD tvs are popular it just seems nicer to stay at home.

[Neuromorph]

With gas prices going up and the economy looking grim I don't think anyone but the rich will want to pay that kind of dough for a movie experience. You can buy about 3 dvds for that and watch them in the comfort of your own home with no annoyances. And now that wide screen HD tvs are popular it just seems nicer to stay at home.

If you're wealthy and even thinking about this, why not invest in a 35mm projector and have your own in house theater?

[asiancee]

Holy cow! I don't know if I could do $35! That really is like a great dinner AND a movie normally!

[ablessing4me]

When I go home to visit New York, this is something I would definately do. I like the concept and it looks really nice. But, I would make sure I am seeing a movie that is on the top of my list. I hope they consider Charlotte one day.

[love1224]

IF YOU BUILD IT, THEY WILL COME!
They being people who can afford to throw money away. You can already see this taking affect now. Visit the movies on the rich/nice side of town and then visit the movies anywhere else in town and you will see the difference right way. No matter what city or state. I am not one to waste money on anything (ok ok, I AM CHEAP) but I must admit, I would go once or twice a year if it were available. I SAY BRING IT ON!:rocks:

[sharpie]

the ballantyne village theatre has a similar thing, they have nice, leather, reclining seats (that are oh so comfortable), they have a bar and a sushi bar and everything, but tickets are only 8 dollars. theres no need for all this expense....

[ummsamia]

"Curiosity killed the cat". I think that would be my sole reason for going. And after I know what it's like, I probably wouldn't go back. I would need a front row seat, if for nothing else, just to keep the waiters out of my way.

[nmg82]

if drinks and food are included then i would consider doing this on occasion, but it's nothing i would want to make a steady habit out of...

[dizzymom]

No drinks, candy, or food are included as I understand it, although they are available for purchase of course.

if drinks and food are included then i would consider doing this on occasion, but it's nothing i would want to make a steady habit out of...

[welccm]

I wonder if they would have senior prices as a senior I wouldn't pay 35 dollars for a movie ticket but if their were special deals or promotions for seniors I would think about it. The idea of no kids, plush seats, & service at my call is very nice.

Well SS -- I hadn't thought about discounts, but what a great idea for those of us that have reached past our formative years and are into the enjoying life mode... I think a lot of my DVDs would be rewatched and then the theatres would be in worse shape. They were already nervous about DVD and BlueRay - this would probably do it ...:rocks:

[hotstuff]

Well, i have never really had any problems in the movies. So, I wouldn't consider paying $35 for a movie ticket.:rocks:

[MOVIES REVIEWER]

no way - period!

It has gotten to be SUPER expensive to go to the movies nowadays!

A few years ago - matinees before 6pm were all $6.......

[ladybee]

I've seen many movies that I didn't think were worth $7.00. Paying $35. to see one would be outrageous...even with amenities!:shootmyse

[als03g]

$35 dolars seems steep when i can buy a brand new dvd or blue ray for about that price!

[welccm]

$35 dolars seems steep when i can buy a brand new dvd or blue ray for about that price!

don't know where you get your DVDs but I could get a couple and some microwave popcorn for $35 -- don't thiink this will happen unless thy throw in a steak dinner with it ..:rocks:

[sleman]

Absolutely not,.. not yet at least,.. hoepfully doesn't happen in my lifetime..

[daisy70332]

no.. not worth it right now..

[grayfox]

RIP OFF! But, hey with the way tickets are priced, its only a matter of time
:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

[tbbucsfan5212]

I never would pay $35 for a movie. But I did have a friend who paid $35 for special screening of all three LOTR when the third came out, that had 2 catered meals by outback steakhouse.

[welccm]

RIP OFF! But, hey with the way tickets are priced, its only a matter of time
:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

I might just cost that much to get to the theatre -- the way gas costs these days. Maybe the gas stations will throw in a ticket for a fill up???
:rocks:

[MOVIES REVIEWER]

I never would pay $35 for a movie. But I did have a friend who paid $35 for special screening of all three LOTR when the third came out, that had 2 catered meals by outback steakhouse.

Oh WOW!

Now that sounds like a GREAT deal!

Were those the director's extended cut versions that were screened? or were they just the regular theater cut versions?

Still, you can't beat that - entertainment plus 2 meals!

:rocks::rocks::rocks:

[Epi_girl]

Oh WOW!

Now that sounds like a GREAT deal!

Were those the director's extended cut versions that were screened? or were they just the regular theater cut versions?

Still, you can't beat that - entertainment plus 2 meals!

:rocks::rocks::rocks:
omg, how can anyone sit that long to watch not only 3 movies, but LOTR!!!??? Those movies were awesome, but also incredibly long...that'd take like 9-12 hours of your day, if you don't include stopping for breaks. Sounds exhausting

[Epi_girl]

I'm not sure most of the movies I see are worth the $9 student priced tickets I pay these days. If it went up to $35, with the price of gas increased as well, I think I'd have to just say forget about the movies, go to screenings and wait for rentals. Sorry :(

[tbbucsfan5212]

Oh WOW!

Now that sounds like a GREAT deal!

Were those the director's extended cut versions that were screened? or were they just the regular theater cut versions?

Still, you can't beat that - entertainment plus 2 meals!

:rocks::rocks::rocks:


It was the extended versions of the first 2

[MOVIES REVIEWER]

It was the extended versions of the first 2

Oh WOW! Then your friend really had an excellent deal!

I've only watched the extended versions on DVD - but to see them on the big screen....... *sigh*

:rocks::rocks::rocks:

[QueenOfAll]

The best deal is still the Entertainment book. You can usually get one for $18 and free shipping, then get at least 12 coupons good for admission for 2 for $6 each, so it pays for itself after 3 movies. The only thing is you can't use it in the first 10 days after release for big movies, but for that much savings, I can wait :)

[den_mar78]

ridiculous! I wont pay that much for a movie. If you really want to get comfortable, the best way to watch a movie is at home, you can watch with your own pajamas even

[Epi_girl]

ridiculous! I wont pay that much for a movie. If you really want to get comfortable, the best way to watch a movie is at home, you can watch with your own pajamas even
yeah, but it's nice to go out. it's perfect for a first date, if you're too shy to talk at first or don't know what to talk about. you get dinner later. it's just nice to go out sometimes. yeah, it seems like a waste of money but i can understand why people love to go out to the movies so much.

[Britinicia]

My quote for the rest of this year "Gas is too high"....you may ask what does that have to do with paying for the movies....A whole lot...$35 for a ticket are you serious...I'm already ticked that it's $10 now...

[sweetfo1]

I want be paying $35 for a movie ticket. I would love to know what else will be offered besides the movie?

[Epi_girl]

I want be paying $35 for a movie ticket. I would love to know what else will be offered besides the movie?
lol i think they mean $35 just for the movie. i hear there's a movie place where you pay like only $7, but you have to get dinner too. gets pricey but still you do get more then just a movie.

question: if it was $35 for more then just a movie what would you like to get with your ticket?

[brauerpower1]

For $35 you better get more than dinner and a freakin movie. They better throw in a whole lot more! If this was like some fancy pants restarant with a decent chef it MIGHT be worth it once in a while if everything were included, but come on I can not imagin somethin like this being a big success. Most people here that have that kind of cash to throw down on a movie have inhome theathers and get private screenings there!

[Epi_girl]

For $35 you better get more than dinner and a freakin movie. They better throw in a whole lot more! If this was like some fancy pants restarant with a decent chef it MIGHT be worth it once in a while if everything were included, but come on I can not imagin somethin like this being a big success. Most people here that have that kind of cash to throw down on a movie have inhome theathers and get private screenings there!
Well, what happens when inflation kicks in? movie ticket prices are climbing pretty fast

[nadiawallen]

$35? No movie is that good. That better include all you can eat at the concessions!!

[Epi_girl]

$35? No movie is that good. That better include all you can eat at the concessions!!
what about a live bad show, with dinner and all you can drink sangria?

[gumbo615]

Hell...To...the...NO
I would not be spending that, sorry folks

[Epi_girl]

Hell...To...the...NO
I would not be spending that, sorry folks
not even if drinks are included?

[brauerpower1]

not even if drinks are included?
HELL....TO THE ...YEAH!!!! On that one!!!!:rocks: :rocks: :rocks:

QUEEN B can drink WWAAAYYYY more than $35 worth of Booz on a night out! (jk...ok really i'm not)

[Epi_girl]

HELL....TO THE ...YEAH!!!! On that one!!!!:rocks: :rocks: :rocks:

QUEEN B can drink WWAAAYYYY more than $35 worth of Booz on a night out! (jk...ok really i'm not)
that's what i'm saying ^_^ you get dinner and all you can drink sangria...one dinner though,

[sharpie]

what... to the... fuck is wrong with yall? lol

[SenioRose]

...sounds to me like this luxury movie theater atmosphere is designed and marketed to appeal to and attract the "Broadway" "Dinner" Theatre crowd who are willing to pay $35.00 for the ambience, menu, privileges and special attention in a plush/quaint 40 seat setting...plus...these multiplexes will probably be constructed in or near upscale zip codes.

[Epi_girl]

what... to the... fuck is wrong with yall? lol
lol sharpie, what do you expect to get for $35?

[sharpie]

for $35 i better be getting a hummer too

[Epi_girl]

for $35 i better be getting a hummer too
like a cute toy one? you want a LOT for your money sharpie

[brauerpower1]

like a cute toy one? you want a LOT for your money sharpie

OOOHH PICK ME! PICK ME! I WANT ONE TOO!

[Epi_girl]

OOOHH PICK ME! PICK ME! I WANT ONE TOO!
for $35?!

[sharpie]

like a cute toy one? you want a LOT for your money sharpie

wow, that was totally not where i was going with that.
i guess im just lucky yall's minds arent as consistently dirty as mine is

[Epi_girl]

wow, that was totally not where i was going with that.
i guess im just lucky yall's minds arent as consistently dirty as mine is
oh!...still, for $35? that's still pretty cheap sharp

[somipp]

$35 for a hummer --- great deal!!

$35 for a movie ticket --- not a good deal!

$35 for a movie ticket that comes with hummer -- priceless


there are some things that money can buy --- for everything else there are hummers


:devil:

[brauerpower1]

wow, that was totally not where i was going with that.
i guess im just lucky yall's minds arent as consistently dirty as mine is

Sharpie,
If you only knew the half of it.....

[brauerpower1]

$35 for a hummer --- great deal!!

$35 for a movie ticket --- not a good deal!

$35 for a movie ticket that comes with hummer -- priceless


there are some things that money can buy --- for everything else there are hummers


:devil:
This was freakin sweet! I love these ads! HAHAHAHAHA!

[sharpie]

oh!...still, for $35? that's still pretty cheap sharp

Eh, what can I say? I'm an easy man to please.

[Epi_girl]

Eh, what can I say? I'm an easy man to please.
eh.... :no:

[sroumou]

Not even when pigs fly. If this ever happens I will be sorry for the movie industry.

[sweetfo1]

I would never pay $35 for a movie. They would need to offering something else besides a movie.

[garcia5]

It would have to be a high end establishment simply for the fact that food businesses are the higher risk businesses. So, you'd think that with the theater charging so much and offering dinner they would also include better security and a much more personalized enviornment. To actually sit through one film where someone isn't kicking the back of my chair, using their cellphone, or coming in with a cold; I'd pay $35 for that. Besides if there is a new movie coming out on DVD my family and I usually hold a get together and spend just as much on food and drinks anyway. Why not get that experience at the theater for a films premiere?

[Epi_girl]

It would have to be a high end establishment simply for the fact that food businesses are the higher risk businesses. So, you'd think that with the theater charging so much and offering dinner they would also include better security and a much more personalized enviornment. To actually sit through one film where someone isn't kicking the back of my chair, using their cellphone, or coming in with a cold; I'd pay $35 for that. Besides if there is a new movie coming out on DVD my family and I usually hold a get together and spend just as much on food and drinks anyway. Why not get that experience at the theater for a films premiere?
really?? you spend that much per person? I went to a theater recently that seat wise wasn't bad, there was two seats then a table, and on like that, and there was so much leg room...was amazing, but still, a huge group of students came in and made a huge amount of noise at the beginning of the movie until security came in and kicked them out, and there was something sticky and gross on the table, but i didn't pay $35 for that movie

[garcia5]

Lol not $35 per person but you add up all the stuff we buy, the prep time, the subscription fee for Netflix. Our get togethers are an awesome thing considering we have like almost thirty people in our family (and more coming soon). Trust me when I say that certain movies would merit the $35 per person ticket plus dinner. cough cough Potter! :D

[bigrome1]

All I can say is bootlegging would be at a all time high, wrong to say b/c we need to support good art but 35$ for a ticket that's gas for the week.:eek:

[garcia5]

I think those morons out there that buy and watch bootleg copies of films aren't really the types of cinephiles the theaters will be catering to and for me thats another plus. If you want to see a film like Iron Man on some shitty tv with bad sound and bad picture you deserve what you get. There is only one way to see a film and thats at the theater. The ambiance of the audience, the smell of popcorn, the unified laughter and sometimes screams, the out loud conversations with the big screen when you've found yourself sitting in a bad film and the comradere you find with the people around you when they to start heckling said bad film. There is so much to love about going to the theater and for me a higher end atmopshere suits me fine. Let the idiot bootleggers sit in their messy apartments with their friends while those of us out there that would enjoy this kind of thing enjoy it.

[Carol Lancelin]

My movie experiences would be somewhat lacking if the cost become $35 dollars. I just don't think it would be worth my time when I could read a more interesting book. I love movies don't get wrong, but I won't ever be able to afford that price per person even with added amenities. Let's hope that day doesn't come in my lifetime.

[iPopEditor]

Satan controls the concession stand prices at the theaters

[Epi_girl]

My movie experiences would be somewhat lacking if the cost become $35 dollars. I just don't think it would be worth my time when I could read a more interesting book. I love movies don't get wrong, but I won't ever be able to afford that price per person even with added amenities. Let's hope that day doesn't come in my lifetime.
it would become a whole lot more difficule to justify going to the movies if it cost that much. i think i'd have to see a couple movies inorder to feel like i got my money's worth

[nadiawallen]

I actually had a friend that went to the IMAX theater here by the Mall of GA and paid $70 for him and his wife to the see movie and to get a bag of popcorn. I don't know about anybody else, but I think I could find a few other things I could with $70, like maybe put a half tank of gas in my car.

[Epi_girl]

I actually had a friend that went to the IMAX theater here by the Mall of GA and paid $70 for him and his wife to the see movie and to get a bag of popcorn. I don't know about anybody else, but I think I could find a few other things I could with $70, like maybe put a half tank of gas in my car.
oh wow really?! so he actually did pay $35 a ticket. didn't think i'd see it in this life time.

[jodestick]

crazy talk

[sharpie]

i guess we're lucky then, the imax here in charlottes only $15 for a ticket

[garcia5]

Thats just bad money managment skills right there. How you get suckered into paying that much for two movie tickets and a popcorn is beyond me. I would have just told my wife if were going to spend that much lets just go out to dinner and forget the movie. Hence my approval for dinner and a movie for $35 a piece.

[yngforold2001]

Ya i know it is so much money when you consider you can stay home and rent the movie. Renting allows you the option to talk, stop, rewind, and all kinds of good stuff like that. You may also invite as many frients over as you want to to see it free. Then the next Friday go to their house or something. Some movies are best on the big screen I think; we need to catch those later in the season at the discount theatres or matinee or something.
Paying that much is CRAZY it's not like the movie is a live play or something. Geeze people come on!!!:(

[ajpruett]

I agree that paying that much is crazy. Back 20 years ago, going to the movies was such a cool way to experience a movie in a different way that you couldn't at home. Now, with the advent of blu-ray, surround sound, large TVs etc the only reason to go to the movies is to see something sooner or because the crowd adds something (like horror or comedy). If I'm paying $35 then I might as well go see a play or musical!

[csmoore]

If it includes massage chairs, then I'm for it.

[Epi_girl]

If it includes massage chairs, then I'm for it.
haha awesome idea!....but wouldn't it be kinda noisy?