The on-sale
A 70mm run goes on sale in blocks. Each one appears on the booking system first and is discussed afterwards.
Dune: Part Three · IMAX 70mm · London
One London screen. Know the second it opens.
BFI IMAX at Waterloo is the one London screen whose IMAX 70mm bookings we read directly. Get a Telegram alert when Dune: Part Three goes on sale, or a sold-out performance returns a seat.
No auto-buyingNo resaleLinks to bfi.org.uk
The Odyssey
Match found2 seats togetherSeats just opened
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Why 70mm is the hard ticket
Two moments decide whether you get in.
The returns
Once it is sold out, the way in is a cancellation or an expired basket. That seat is public until someone notices.
What the alert contains
Cinema, screen, date, time and a link into BFI’s checkout. BFI publishes a count but no seat map, so the alert cannot promise the seats are together.
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Straight answers
Dune: Part Three in 70mm.
Can I buy Dune: Part Three tickets here?
No. Ticket Sniper sells and resells nothing. It tells you a seat exists and links to the cinema’s own page and price.
Which London venues run 70mm film prints?
BFI IMAX at Waterloo and the Science Museum’s Ronson Theatre both run 70mm. Dune: Part Three is read from BFI IMAX; the Science Museum is watched for the other titles.
What about IMAX laser and standard screenings?
They exist at far more venues and rarely need an alert. Set the format to IMAX or Any and every London cinema is included.
What does it cost?
£3.99 a month, cancellable at any time. One subscription covers every film and both live cities, including Manchester.