Get a BFI IMAX sold-out ticket alert: Odyssey, Dune, Digger and more

Buy tickets for The Odyssey, Dune: Part Three, Digger and more. Get sold-out ticket alert for BFI IMAX directly in your browser.

Never lose out on movies like The Odyssey, Dune: Part Three, or any other BFI IMAX screening because it's showing "Sold out" the one time you check. BFI IMAX ticket alert watches BFI's screening pages in the background and tells you the moment a sold-out slot becomes bookable again - so you can be the first to book, not the last to notice. What it does Checks BFI's own site automatically, every few minutes, for any film you choose. Fires a desktop notification the instant a screening becomes bookable, plus a red badge on the toolbar icon once you've pinned the extension. Opens a tab straight to that exact screening's booking page, ready for you to finish checkout. Watch as many films at once as you like - Odyssey, Dune, Digger, or anything else BFI IMAX is showing. You can narrow alerts down to specific showtimes only, instead of following every screening of a film. Follow a film before its dates are even announced, and hear about them as soon as they go on sale. Runs quietly in the background - routine checks need no tab or window open. How it works Pick a film from the dropdown, tap "Get notified for all screenings" (or tap the bell next to a specific sold-out time), and that's it. Setup No account, no sign-up, no configuration needed. Install it, pin it, pick a film, done. Pinning matters: Chrome hides new extensions behind the puzzle-piece icon, and the red badge is only visible on a pinned icon. Limitations Desktop notifications only work while Chrome is running. BFI IMAX slots for popular titles can be re-booked by someone else within seconds of opening, so speed still matters - this makes sure you're not finding out an hour late. You're alerted when a screening becomes bookable. A newly announced date that is already sold out won't trigger an alert until a seat frees up. Very occasionally, if BFI's site challenges the check, the extension briefly opens a minimised window to re-establish its session, then closes it again. Disclaimer This is an independent, unofficial tool built by a film enthusiast for other film enthusiasts - it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the BFI (British Film Institute). It simply checks BFI's own public ticketing page and links you back to it to book.