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The Cinema La Esperanza In sant Vicent del Raspeig, a small village near Alicante, there is an antique cinema since 1950 called "La Esperanza". It is a family business very successful due to the affordable price in all service they offer to the public. The most charming thing is you can see the films outdoors in a terrace in summer which is provided with quite a few chairs and also some tables in order to eat some food comfortably. We are allowed to bring food from home and many families come with their cool boxes, bags, and so on. By the time the spectators stare at the scenes on the screen they are eating quietly. The absence of noise seems unbelievable. In addition, a stand service some drinks and home-made sandwiches freshly made. Considering the ticket price costs only 3 euros against 10 euros to the mainstream cinemas besides the inexpensive bar service, families can afford to see the current films in a big screen. In fact, you can remain unlimited time in the auditorium and take advantage of seeing more than one film. The only inconvenience is the plastic chairs that make difficult to remain sat down long hours. I would recommend carrying a pillow to face that situation. All these advantages allow this cinema has a considerable audience and the owners make enough profits to make ends meet. Therefore, everyone is happy and thankful. If I lived nearer I would be an unconditional customer. I only have been once in summer and I really enjoyed the experience.

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The Cinema La Esperanza (The 'La Esperanza' Cinema)

In sant Sant Vicent del Raspeig, a small village near Alicante, there is an antique (old style) cinema since built in/ in operation since 1950 called "La Esperanza". It is a very successful (or 'thriving') family business very successful due to the affordable prices in all service they offer to the public.

The most charming thing is that you can see the films outdoors in on a terrace in summer which is provided arranged with quite a few chairs and also some tables in order to eat some food so the patrons can dine comfortably. We are allowed to bring food from home and many families come with their cool boxes, bags, and so on. By the time the spectators audience stare at the scenes on the screen (It is a bit weird saying this. Maybe 'By the time the films start, the audience...) they are eating quietly. The absence of noise seems unbelievable. In addition, a stand service some drinks and home-made sandwiches freshly made. (Maybe: 'In addition, there is a bar that serves some drinks and fresh, home-made sandwiches.)

Considering the ticket price costs only 3 euros against in comparison to the 10 euros you'd pay to the at mainstream cinemas besides and taking into account the inexpensive bar service, families can afford to see the current films inon a the big screen. In factAlso, you can remain unlimited time as long as you like in the auditorium and take advantage of seeing more than one film. The only inconvenience is that the plastic chairs that make difficult to remain sat down seated for long hours. I would recommend carrying bringing a pillow (or cushion) to face that situation.

All these advantages allow ensures that this cinema has attracts a considerable audience and the owners make (or have) enough profits to make ends meet. Therefore, everyone is happy and thankful. If I lived nearer I would be an unconditional frequent customer (or 'I would go all the time'). I only have been once in summer and I really enjoyed the experience.

 

 

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The Cinema La Esperanza

In Sant Vicent del Raspeig, a small village near Alicante, there is an antique cinema called "La Esperanza". It has been operating since 1950.  It is a very successful family business due to the affordable price and the service they offer to the public.
The most charming thing is you can see the films outdoors on a terrace in the summer.  The terrace has quite a few chairs and tables so food can be eaten comfortably. We are allowed to bring food from home and many families come with their cool boxes, bags and so on. By the time the audience stare at the scenes on the screen they are eating quietly. The absence of noise seems unbelievable. In addition, there is a stand selling drinks and fresh home-made sandwiches.

Tickets cost only 3 euros as opposed to 10 euros in the mainstream cinemas.  Also the inexpensive bar service means families can afford to see the current films on a big screen. In fact, you can stay for an unlimited time in the auditorium and take advantage of seeing more than one film. The only inconvenience is the plastic chairs that make it difficult to remain sitting down for long periods of time. I would recommend carrying a pillow to make the situation better.

All of these advantages allow this cinema to have a considerable audience. As a result the owners make enough profit to make ends meet. Therefore, everyone is happy and thankful. If I lived nearer I would be a regular customer. I only have been once over the summer and I really enjoyed the experience.

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