Canal+ and UGC launch a new offer combining cinema and streaming for young people

If you are under 26 and love both television and cinema, you may be interested in the new offer from Canal+ and UGC Cinéma. The two groups joined forces to form A unique subscription combining access to Canal+ channels and an unlimited UGC card allowing unlimited entry to all UGC cinemas.

This is a historic partnership between traditionally rival small and big screen markets. The aim is: Attracting younger audiences who are increasingly turning to streaming platforms and video-on-demand services. By offering them a wide range of content, from movies to TV series, documentaries to sports, the two groups increase their loyalty and give them a wide range of content options to watch.

Additionally, the first 5,000 young people who are already subscribed to Canal+ -26 years and the RAT+ offer will be able to benefit from the preferential price of €11.95 per month instead of €19 per month for the UGC Unlimited -26 years offer. . Subscription is available on a first-come, first-served basis starting February 7, 2024.

To compensate for this increase, UGC Cinéma created new subscriptions and benefits for its customers. For example, the UGC unlimited Family pass for €49.90 per month allows the subscriber to invite up to three people to each session. The UGC unlimited Weekend pass for €19.90 per month gives you access to the cinema from Monday to Friday, while the UGC unlimited Weekend pass for €19.90 per month gives you access to the cinema from Friday to Sunday. Viva l’Opéra!, an unlimited UGC card for €34.90 per month, allows the subscriber to enjoy both cinema and opera.

Even better, UGC Cinéma has reduced dessert and ticket prices for companions. Subscribe now with UGC unlimited and UGC unlimited -26 cards buy a place for a friend for €8 per session. New subscriptions are now available to existing subscribers; UGC is considering full migration in May for those who have completed their commitments, and the following month for others.

“ These new offerings reflect our audiences, our identity, our history and boldly seek to make access to cinema easier. Bringing the passion for cinema to life and stimulating the curiosity of the audience by showcasing the full diversity of films is at the core of our company’s passion. », says Brigitte Maccioni, CEO of the UGC group.