Don’t stay in! You can have a lot of fun in Bristol for less than 10 quid.
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There are loads of little cinemas in Bristol that are worth checking out. The most famous is The Watershed where you’ll find a variety of great films for less than a tenner.
Another is The Cube Cinema, hidden away in Stokes Croft. There’s a smaller selection but a bit cheaper with tickets costing no more than a fiver.
If you’re after the latest blockbusters you can pop to Scott Cinemas where you’ll be able to see the latest releases for around a fiver as well. Head over to 51 Northumbria Dr, Bristol BS9 4HN for this place.
The Arts House show independent films on a Monday and a Tuesday where entry will cost no more than £3.
Where did we come at the bowl -off last night? @thelanesbristol pic.twitter.com/U3K2BCmQ9w
— Celt Brewing (@CeltBeers) September 29, 2015
Get yourself down here and bowl the night away. It costs £5.50 per person for a walk in bowl. Bonus. Every Sunday and Monday, pizzas are buy one get one half price.

Most nights of the week you’ll be able to play table tennis for free in this brilliant King Street bar. On a weekend it will set you back a fiver for 30 minutes. There’s also a wide variety of arcade games to try your fancy it.
It's sunny. We have seats. Come sit in them and have what it says on that A-board for your dinner. £10. Yep. Bargz. pic.twitter.com/eJxKtHRTzo
— BAGEL BOY (@BagelBoyBristol) October 1, 2015
You can find these guys just off of Corn Street or on Gloucester Road. Grab the ‘Whole Kaboodle Meal Deal’ to get a choice of – onion rings, homeBBQ beans or home-made ‘slaw and a Samuel Adams lager for £10.

There’s live music every night of the week here and the best of all, it’s free! You’ll also be able to eat a very tasty meal usually under a tenner.
Fantastic progress being made for @WardrobeTheatre's move to Old Market both on site and in the background. Go team!! pic.twitter.com/RGIOvPMQ9W
— The Wardrobe Theatre (@WardrobeTheatre) September 23, 2015
The Wardrobe Theatre used to sit above The White Bear pub up on St Michael’s Hill but they’ve soon to be moving to a new space in Old Market. and is committed to affordable nights out. Previously, tickets were usually no more than a fiver.
If you book before hand it will cost you £9 (skate hire included), to strap up and roll around the Trinity Centre.
There are endless places in Bristol where you can find a pub quiz. Friday’s and Saturdays are unlikely but here are some places Sunday-Thursday where you’ll find entry for just a quid.
Monday: ‘The Flyer’ on Gloucester Road
Tuesday: ‘The Brass Pig’ in Clifton
Wednesday: ‘The Christmas Steps’ on the Christmas Steps
Thursday: ‘The Hare on the Hill’ in Kingsdown
Sunday: ‘The Spotted Cow’ in Fishponds
@JungleRumbleUK loved crazy golf after a spot of shopping at Cabot circus #Bristol #Gloucestershire pic.twitter.com/dINO2iUKQJ
— Tzara (@TzaraMarriott) October 7, 2015
Jungle Rumble in Cabot Circus is open until 11pm. A round of 18 holes will cost you a measly £7.50
Keep your eyes peeled for these beauties hitting the streets of Bristol this weekend! @thebitnet #Improv pic.twitter.com/IuvY2Puijm
— Closer Each Day Co. (@CloserEachDayCo) October 9, 2015
Located just off Whiteladies Road, The Bristol Improv Theatre has a variety of nights that are almost always below a tenner. We recommend the fantastic ‘Closer Each Day: The Improvised Soap Opera’ for a huge barrel of laughs!
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