This cinema is clean with very comfortable seats. The cinema offers free parking in the nearby…read moremulti-storey. Food and drink are overpriced, even for a cinema. We have seen two 'premieres' there through SKY. On both occasions we enjoyed it.

Located down the Riverside complex which is close to the train station in the city. They offer four…read morehours free parking when watching a movie with them. You need to have your ticket validated before leaving the cinema and is only if you are lucky enough to get a space in the multi storey parking lot linked to the site. It's the best cinema in the city with fourteen screen showing blockbusters and occasional art house films. They have new technology in the form of digital projection, a new bar which offers hot bar snack food as well as a vip open for those willing to pay a bit more for the relaxed atmosphere of a private bar prior to the movie. Ben and Jerry's ice cream is served in all the usual chocolatey flavours along with waffles cookies and coffee.

Queues are often pretty long and the films are never ready and clean on time, other than that the…read morestaff are amazing and helpful the screens are very big and the seats are all spacious and comfortable

A good cinema with a wide variety of films…read more We went last Saturday. £1 a ticket for the Kids Club with free parking. A great deal! Sometimes the cleaning, especially of spilled drinks, is not as good as it should be. Beware of sticky floors, especially near the bean bags!

I love this cinema so much, it's small, private and cosy. This cinema also has the added bonus of a…read morewaitress service to your seat depending on what seats you have booked.

Great cinema, you feel very much at home on the sofa's enjoying your film, can even go to the bar…read morefor a glass of wine etc

Movieplex as the name suggests is a cinema. It shows six different films throughout the week and…read morethe occasional special preview for major films. The films are rotated to show on different screens over a period of weeks, thereby allowing wheelchair users and those benefiting from induction loops, the opportunity to see each film, as these features are not available for each showing. Popcorn and other refreshments can be purchased in the foyer. Ticket prices as of November 2008 are;- Adults £6 £3.99 for everyone on Mondays only Concession's £4.50 senior and children under 15 Movie Magic Cards Adults £3.99,Concessions £2.99 at anytime Telephone & internet bookings +50p per ticket http://www.merlincinemas.co.uk Tel:-01263 510151/513311

This is a small but perfectly formed cinema, its ideal for the locals and another option for the…read moretourists. It is reasonably priced and has frequent offers and up to date films with many screens and wheel chair access. They cater the usual pop corn and drinks, but it might be a bit cheaper to take your own along secretly!!

Yes, it's a bit dated and seems like nothing has changed since it was closed all those years ago,…read morebut it's nice for a small town to have a cinema. It does all it needs to do and has a good selection on films on for the size.

Thie is now called 'VUE'. It is right in the centre of the…read morecity situated in the Castle Mall. It has a good number of screens, showing various films at any one time. The seats are quite comfortable with plenty of leg room, well above the average. There are a good range of snacks available, but they do tend to be a little over priced. Booking can be done in advance so ou don't need to queue. It is safe enough for children to go on their own whilst parents do a bit of shopping in the Mall.

This cinema is now known as Vue and is a very convenient cinema in the city. It based within the…read moreCastle Mall shopping centre and so not only can you do your shopping but you can also relax and watch one of the top new films here too. This cinemas is based on one of the upper floors in the Mall and it has quite a few screens constantly showing movies throughout the day and evening. The seats here are very comfortable and generous sizes. They also have lots of leg room so you're never feeling squashed this enabling you to have a much more relaxing time whilst watching a film. I've wanted to treat my grandchildren and I too some treats whilst watching the film but have been put of by their prices as they are very high indeed for what you get. It is a very modern cinema and very clean too but can get rather busy leading up to the start of each film that's being shown.

The Maddermarket Theatre is a lovely local theatre in the heart of Norwich City Centre. Home to The…read moreNorwich Players for over 90 years this is a pretty special building but really the best thing is their programme. Welcoming new and established performers into their space is something this Theatre does really well. I visit every year to see East Norfolk Operatic in their performance and the theatre always feels very welcoming. Covering all the basics of a what is needed in a theatre: The bar- is standard but reasonable value for a small theatre. The toilets- never enough for the ladies in the interval rush but they are clean and looked after The seats- quite confortable but rather old fashioned cinema feel with a teeny rake because of the tradtional layout design inside so if you're small sit near the front. All in all if there was something you wanted to see that came up here go for it!

We are probably here about once a month on average…read more I have yet to see a bad production here. The last two were Avenue Q and Goodnight, Mr Tom. It would have five stars if the prices for soft drinks, especially water, were more realistic.

From my visits here, Norwich Theatre Royal seems a decent theatre, moderately sized and with a nice…read moreatmosphere. The cafe and bar appear to be good quality, and the staff are courteous and helpful to all customers. There is a good variety of productions including comedy, drama and panto for all audiences.

Brilliant little theatre. Seating nicely placed with plenty of legroom. There are 2 box's which are…read moreusually the same price as the circle and holds about 6 people in each one, so great for family or friends to sit together. There is an inhouse cafe and bar which is open during the day and evenings if there is a performance. This theatre is one of 13 designed by david Fisher and build around East Anglia. I don't know if any more are still standing. This one was first opened in 1828. You will see many historic items on display recovered during restorations and the orriginal (reconstructed) pit in the atmospheris cellar. There is an unusually broad programme of arts events and reasonable prices and consessions with tickets easily booked on line. The theatre is also used as a cinema.

Great little theatre. Well worth a visit. Varied and entertaining shows.read more

A theatre/cinema in the 'old seaside town'. The building is quite functional but inside it is…read morecomfortable and well presented. We normally go there fro Christmas pantomines but it is worth bearing in mind that they show movies as well. Sometimes I have found that it is easier to get tickets there than in King's Lynn. they also show films not necessarily shown in chan cinemas

I play in theatres all over the UK and I have to give this one a review. The staff and crew really…read moremake the people and acts feel so welcome. It's nice the bar with terrace is open after the show and everybody can wind down with a drink and it continues the night. Good to see a theatre supported so well by locals and holiday makers. Well worth seeing a show if you're in Hunstanton.