Been an unlimited member for almost three years - best decision I ever made! Cheap and cheerful date night (or day!) And the staff are always very attentive and friendly :) read more

Cineworld Cinemas - Cinema Near Me - Dublin, D

Price - Value = Amazing! If you like movies and you consider going for 2 or more movies per months, get the Cineworld card for 20.90€ a month! Great thing also is that cineworld doesn't only show commercial movies, they do show movies from film festivals, art style movies, foreign movies too. In addition to saving loads of money being movie addicted, you can also get discounts on food and drinks! I am already using the card for 2 years and save 25% of my purchase prices. In the first year you safe 10%. It's worth it! read more

Not a bad cinema, The IMAX on top is really good actually gives it an extra star for me. Occasionally you get a screen where you can hear the hand dryers going, and to be honest the number of people that talk in this place is above average. So all in all pretty average. Prefer the Swan in Rathmines. read more

I like this cinema. Lots of screens, lots of times, very organised so no matter how long the que is it moves so quickly. It is a little expensive but hey, aren't all cinema's these days. What I love in particular about this cinema is that they have a bar. Perfect for those times you have to wait around for the movie to start, though again it is a little pricy. They've got an ice cream bar, a great sweet selection & of course hot treats like popcorn & nachos etc. The only reason I'm deducting a star is because I often find the popcorn to be stale & for that reason am less inclined to get it while I'm here which is a let down because the treats are sometimes the best part of going to the pictures! read more

With seventeen screens, you have a good chance of finding something worth seeing at Cineworld, the seats are comfy and the toilets are many. However, if you planning on buying popcorn, be sure to bring your fattest wallet, as a medium size bag and a drink will set you back about €12. Even a bottle of water from the machine costs €2.40 and the cheapskate option of bringing in your own snacks is strongly discouraged - there are signs up asking that you bring the smallest bag possible. read more

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So this is a 17-plex movie theater is in the city center of Dublin and is pretty new and modern. Self-ticket machines and multiple ticket selling agents are located in the lobby, a bar and 2 movies are located on the floor above that, 12 movies and food-selling, including a Ben & Jerry's ice cream stand, is on the next floor with 2 more movies above that and the last of the 17 movie rooms on the very top. Single-ticket prices are a bit high though you can pre-book online for a 10% discount with Cineworld or, even better, pay 19.99 Euro a month and get UNLIMITED movie watching at any Cineworld location ( this one in Dublin and over 50 other locations around the UK, with about a dozen of them in London which was convenient for me ). A little movie marathon in one weekend more than pays for that month's movie bill on the credit card and do that every other weekend or so and the movies come to under 3 Euros each. This location is kept clean, organized and is a very decent place to see both 3D and 2D movies ... they even have some special previews and one-off live-telecast performances. If you're gonna be in town for a year or more I recommend getting the UNLIMITED card. read more

My favourite cinema in Dublin, 17 screens, lots of films and the odd film festival. Located about 5 minutes walk from O'Connell Street. Does the mainstream films but does some international cinema from time to time, they seem to have a bollywood film each week though, Like the majority of cinemas food is expensive which is a real bummer but my pro tip is to go to Tesco on Parnell St before going to the cinema. Queues can be long at weekends. You watch unlimited films for 19.99 a month so if you are a regular goer well worth it. read more

A great cinema, well kept but more on the pricey side. They do the take 2 deal but often the films aren't great, but if the movie is good and worth seeing then the take 2 deal is amazing value. This is the cinema I regularly attend. The place is well organised and very tidy. Like in any other cinema, the snacks and drinks are priced like gold, but other than that, it's a great place with a great atmosphere and friendly staff. read more

I've been going to this cinema ever since it was a Virgin cinema! We used to live on Parnell Street, so it was our "local" and even after we moved, it is still our go-to place. Since Cineworld took over, its gone downhill a bit. Seems to be a lot less staff than years ago, and it just seems to have a slight air of dingy-ness about it. I used to go see movies here before it was Cineworld, to just get the nachoes. They were awesome. Now, they are revolting. As this is a family friendly site, I won't actually say what I think of them. As with any cinema, the food is fairly bad, and the sweets and drinks cost a fortune. Way back when, the bar area used to do nice enough food and drinks, now its a quick stop spot for a beer if your too early. The selection of drinks is poor, seems ot be mainly beer. They have brought back the IMAX screen, yay! So thats a bonus. To be honest if there was a better one across the road, I wouldn't go here, but options are limited. A final note, which is not Cineworlds fault, but more a general note to others reading this: If you are that person who insists on coming in late, after the lights are down, laden with bags, rucksacks, drinks, food and wants to get to that ONE seat in the middle of a packed row, go somewhere else. The rest of us show up on time to get the seats we want. If your late late, you don't deserve to make an enire row of people stand up to let your sorry behind get in and hit us with your bags and spill our drinks. And don't say "sorry" because your not sorry, if you were sorry you wouldn't do it in the first place. Next time go sit at the front.. We have words for people like you, and they are not nice. I dislike you immensly. Rant over...breathe out... read more

Cineworld is actually one of my least favourite cinemas in the city centre. They're expensive and it's the only cinema I've ever gone to where someone very loudly simultaneously translated for their friend the whole way through a film and nothing was done by staff when complaints were made. Why do I go? I have the monthly pass where for €20 a month I can see as many films as I want. It's worth it for that alone. Have you seen the price of cinema tickets these days?!? read more

It's been a few years since I was at Cineworld, but I went to see Gravity on their IMAX cinema in 3D. And it was definitely much better than ODEAN (didn't like seating) and Vue (blurry in Screen 2). Suffice to say, I'm a big fan of Cineworld again, I choose films to watch nowadays and it's a treat, so watching on a proper high def screen is nice. I'm not a big fan of 3D but IMAX 3D glasses are bigger and comfier which is important as I wear glasses normally). I will definitely be coming back. read more

I recently treated myself to an Unlimited Card and have been abusing it ever since. I go to Cineworld as often as I can (at least once every two weeks) and I find it more than satisfactory. Probably because I don't have to pay cash every time I see a movie! The nachos are horribly unhealthy but that's kind of why I love them and the popcorn deal costing a euro more than any other deal is a little baffling. Surely popcorn is the cheapest thing you can make? I would recommend getting in early as the queues can be a little long during peak times however. The proximity to a few restaurants and an amusement arcade makes it the perfect place for date night. A decent cinema with nice big screens! What more could you ask for? read more

I think this is my favourite Dublin cinema. Firstly, it has a BAR! What better way to kill those 10 minutes before a film starts. Second, it's close to The Woolshed, a sports bar where all the Aussie, Kiwi and other fun-seeking backpackers hang out. Finally, it's new, comfy and a Euro or two cheaper than the others. Otherwise, it's the same films, the same salty popcorn - you know the story. A quick tip - the entrance is a bit hard to find. As you're walking down Parnell Street (away from O'Connell Street) it's on the right hand side, just past The Woolshed. read more

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Cineworld is my second home, I have been a proud owner of the cineworld unlimited card for about 10 years. Could I live without it? I admit, it would be tough. For 21 euro a month I think it's great value, not only that...if you have a card they give 25% off on any food/ drinks purchased. So buying a round in the bar...no problemo, they are on me! I was pretty devastated when they got rid of the Ben&Jerries scoop shop, as that Baskins-Robbins rubbish is just not the same. I need to start a petition: 'BRING BACK B&J's'- ooooh peanutbutter cup how I miss you. Another big negative is the temperature in the screens, I don't know why they put the Aircon on full blast all year round, I always make sure to dress like a little michelin man with about 5 layers, so at least I won't be too cold. read more

I'm a big fan of the movies and I love the larger movie houses that have several screens especially when viewing a blockbuster. This is the place! Add a lounge where one can enjoy an adult beverage before or after your film and I'm sold! There are three levels. The top floor tends to be where they promote the blockbusters. I like it! If there's an IMAX film being presented - you must check it out! What an amazing experience! Tip: Avoid the lines and save 10% by ordering your movie tickets in advance and pick them up at one of the kiosks. Don't forget the popcorn! read more

It's 'my' cinema... Together with the unlimited card and the wide array of movies they show here it gives me an excellent place to see that movie, that's thé blockbuster or that hidden gem they managed to uncover. read more

This is the best cinema in Dublin. Location is perfect. In the building you may find a nice Irish sports bar to watch games and have cheap lunch or snack. There's Eddie Rockets as well. So, if you have to wait for the movie, you may hop in there and eat, if you're hungry. Prices, tho, are't the cheapest, but the screens and seats are lovely. I've been few times in Odeon in point Village (East Wall) and wouldn't go back there, even prices are a little bit lower. In Cineworld you'll find sitting area and a bar. One floor up - pop corn, candy, snack area. The greatest thing about Cineworld is that, if you go mid-week, you might just go to next movie and to next after that one - no one really checks tickets. They might do, tho, especially for the 3D movies, as they would hand out glasses to you and ask for a ticket. read more

The theaters are spacious and always clean. Always showing the latest and greatest movies. I really like the bar area they have, it's nice to grab a drink and relax a bit before the show. They also have a deal where they do a monthly membership for roughly 20 euro which allows you access to unlimited movies for the month. read more

Cineworld Cinemas - Cinema Near Me - Dublin, D

This is like my home away from home in Dublin, I have spent more hours here than I would care to think about, but I love the movies so I go on average to 2 movies a week. I would not be able to do this if I had not had the unlimited card, which comes in handy when I love to go to the movies and do spend quite some time watching movies. It is a big complex which means that there are many movies to choose from and they are shown several times a day. I love this, because that means that I at times have been able to watch 4 movies consecutively. No, it is not because I love the movie theaters this much but it is the cheapest option of going out in Dublin. I love the service, they are very friendly, helpful and patient, especially when you need to get tickets for 4 shown and some time an advanced screening for sometime during the week. If I had not had the unlimited card I would not go to the movies that often as the ticket prices are a bit steep even with the 10% off, but I would also be inclined to go on Tuesdays when the tickets are half price. The seats are all very comfortable. I do not have the longest legs in the world, so if you have long legs the leg-space might not be great, but that is why my boyfriend would opt for the aisle seat, so he can stretch his legs out, which is needed after 4 movies. The only thing that is missing is a proper IMAX or 3D screen, but that is about it. The selection of movies is one of the best that I have experienced in a chain cinema in both Europe and the states, they do not shy away from trying foreign movies and they have the usual American movies. read more

I'm not a huge cinema buff so I don't really have much basis for comparison as we pretty much always come here to see a movie. The obvious plus is the IMAX (especially in 3D), although I'm often sceptical about 3D I loved the Hobbit and can't imagine it being as effective on a lesser medium. The bar is handy for a relaxing drink if youa arrive early enough or are one of those irritating people who leave it to the last minute to go the the screen and then are disappointed because your group of 20 can't all get seats together. The popcorn is average (well it is popcorn) and the coke is watery; hey it's a cinema I don't expect a lot although it is pricey enough. I have brought my own a couple of times but somehow it's just not the same. Not much more to say, its got screens and sound and popcorn. It's a cinema. read more

Luv the cinema. Can't really fault it. Just the process ridiculously high alrite. I think everyone's in agreement. However. U get all that back with just over 20 a month. U get 2d movies free. Anytime any day. U also get 10% of food n popcorn etc. After a year u get 3d movies free n 25% off. So instead of 9.50 I pay just over 7. Great value. I save on average 600 a yr give or take. In response to Emily C ' comment relating to Seat Allocation they introduced this a few weeks ago. So rest assured any seat that u want. U will get. Another thing the staff are so accommodating. Anyone who knows me will know that customer service is a must for me to b happy with a service I receive. Today was no exception. I was seeing Into the Storm. A new member of staff as I didn't recognise him asked me If I needed help with my bags. As I did Lidl shopping. read more

As Ireland still has the highest percentage of moviegoers in Europe, it's no wonder that a 17-screen-multiplex like the Cineworld is packed every weekend. It shows all current blockbusters plus the odd arthouse-film, and offers an unlimited cinema card for 50 €/month that allows you to see as many movies as you want. It is however a mainstream cinema with a mainstream audience, so it might get loud and cramped. If you're looking for a more alternative cinema experience I recommend the Screen or the IFI. read more

Great multiplex cinema not far from the town center and one of the main shopping streets. Sound and picture quality is great (as any multiplex), the seating is also comfortable. I particularly liked the signs in front of the theaters informing you of all the details - leg room, projector, screen size, etc. What I didn't like so much was that there isn't any seating at all in the waiting area. Also, the nachos are WAY overpriced and taste like cardboard. read more

Cineworld cinema, Dublin, is, I think, the largest cinema in Dublin. It is bright, modern, has a large selection of food and drink on one floor and a bar on another floor, which serves tea, coffee as well as light refreshments. I find this cinema good in that it usually has a good selection of films that are out currently, and, if you can't get tickets for the show thats on now, well, you can just buy tickets for the next show and pop in next door to 'the Woolshed' , a relaxed Australian bar..where you can have a soft drink or what not and while away a bit of time while waiting for the next show. There is a good choice of films in Cineworld, from Action, Adventure, Romantic Comedy's and the like. It's up to you !! read more

I would agree with Emily that for the once off movie this is not the place to go to, quite standard big screens all the rest and kind of pricey compared to what you can get elsewhere, especially the day time rates. What is great about Cineworld is the yearly membership. For that you pay 20 a month and get unlimited movies and a discount on the food, if you really want it. The 20 a month is actually great if you do go to the movies a good bit! read more

Pros: - solid IMAX screen with reserved seating - unlimited movie card - clean and nicely designed building Cons: - cafe and snacks aren't all that great - theater wasn't cleaned up to a satisfactory degree read more

Cineworld is dublins largest cinema with 17 screens - meaning when you turn up their will be an abundance of choice and frequent showings. the cinema has its own bar which is quite nice, with good seating, nice decor, reasonably priced drinks and a good place to get to know someone if you're on a date. There is a good selection of sweets, hotdogs and popcorn also offered by the cinema. Also to be noted is the cinema offers student discount and a monthly pass for adults (as many movies as you wish for a month) for 19euro which is tremedously good value. read more

Right after Christmas the service was downgraded considerably. Movies advertised as IMAX 3D like the revenant or deadpool are not in 3D and just show them in 2D in the same room and charge you the same amount. Times are shortening and if it's not a movie they expect o make a lot of money on the latest time is at 8:00 PM. They also laid off a lot of staff and the service is quite poor. Last time I ended rushing into the movie with no popcorn. Very disappointed. Going to other cinemas instead. read more

Cineworld is a decent enough cinema, with a superb selection of films on offer: arthouse sits nicely alongside the mainstream blockbusters. The interior of the building is quite impressive; the sound and picture quality is second to none. Major drawbacks: popcorn that is served in paper bags rather than the usual cardboard boxes leads to lots of noise during the film; the queues can be horrendous due to lack of staff manning the desks, sometimes getting to the cinema twenty minutes before the film starts is not enough. It's not that there isn't many staff working, just that there is vast numbers of film-goers, which is to be applauded. With such a turn-around of profits and cash, all the desks could be manned though, rather than the five or six that normally are. For a multiplex experience though this is good. Tickets are mega expensive also. read more

Cineworld Cinemas - Cinema Near Me - Dublin, D

It is what it is, can't really complain. Get an unlimited card and you can't go far wrong. For €20 approx a month, you won't lose money anyway. Sure it's a bit run down in areas and at times could be cleaner but it's grand. If I want a bit more class and don't want to hang with the commoners I go to the Lighthouse or the IFI but for your run of the mill films cineworld is fine. As I said get an unlimited card, throw it in your wallet and you can't go too far wrong! Cheers! read more

There isn't much left to say on this one. Yep, it's eye-wateringly expensive, gigantic, a little out of the way, super-comprehensive films-wise (though by no means an art house), and the unlimited card is amazing. There're only two things left: Firstly, if there's a new blockbuster release, Cineworld's Screen 17 is the best place to see it, second only perhaps to Screen 1 at the Savoy, but buy your tickets early as it does sell-out eventually. Secondly, when this was a Virgin Cinema, it looked oh-so much better. The UGC/Cineworld people are obviously slack-jawed fools because, with a goofy, toothless grin, they moved in, cut the building up all arse-ways. They simply dispensed with the grand entranceway that was illuminated by a Daily Palent-like red l.e.d ticker tape declaring useful information. They poo-pooed the broad, twin, curved stairways that ascended, as artificially and theatrically as the gate-way to Hollywood ought, to reveal the gleaming pick 'n' mix arcade and jumbo-Virgin Cola dispensing counters that seemed so spangly and new, and wowed me so thoroughly at age seven, or eight, or nine, maybe. Perhaps this description is a little overblown, a tad overwrought maybe, but I just don't think this more utilitarian, less red Cineworld compares in mega-plex wow-factor terms to its candy-floss wünder land ancestry that was so colourful and confusing that it literally forced my eye-balls to the brink of explosion. I imagine that people of another generation may have similarly venerable memories of the more marbled and stately Savoy, and may even consider this nostalgia for what was the sharp-end of the weapon that murdered the local cinema as distasteful, but I can't help that, I loved it. I do hold much grá for the current incarnation of this cinema as Cineworld, though almost exclusively in relation to its utility and provision of service, and this does garners it four stars, but it is lacking the wow needed to clinch that elusive fifth. It seems, as is always the case, that in the aftermath of this war, between local cinemas and multi-plexes, that magic and innocence lose. read more

this is a great cinema in the middle of the city but the queues to get a ticket can often be very long and annoying and after spending over €10 on one ticket i then reach the shop level and find the prices of dryed up hotdog or nachos way tooo expensive! i'm sorry but someone telling me that it is 'only' €8.95 for a box of popcorn and a medium syrupy drink does not make it true! thats expensive and makes me run to the local shop for a bottle of coke and bag of popcorn for €2.50. the best thing about this cinema is the seats; which are comfortable and tiered so you don't have to look into some bald guys head. read more

Wow, what an expensive place!! Took my girlfriend out for the evening and, between the overpriced tickets, un banterous staff and snacks worth gold, we were quick to spend 50e in a few hours. I would tend to avoid the place,... read more

This is a pretty cool movie theatre, but I have to mark it down a lot because of how gross the male bathrooms are. I seriously had to go up every single floor to try and find a clean bathroom stall. Other than that, I enjoyed going to Cineworld, they have a nice bar, and I really enjoyed coming here to watch the latest movies. read more

I think Cineworld has a little bit of a Monopoly in Dublin City centre (with the exception of the Savoy) it is the biggest multi screen cinema in the city centre. While this boasts 17 screens, a bar, a large shop and the only IMAX in Ireland.....it certainly charges you for the privilege for the use of the venue. The cost of this cinema is so high I was shocked to be paying so much especially for kids! The popcorn and other treats is extortion.....i mean it couldn't possibly cost them that much to make the popcorn and yet they charge them prices! This cinema is in a handy location but will always be a last resort for me! read more

The unlimited card is the best idea ever! They normally have many movies on. The webpage works really bad though.

Tonight the online booking portal did not work despite numerous attempts - I was referred by some error script to a British number that does not work. There is NO Dublin/local or Irish number available from this company to get help or a booking. I then looked in contact details and they had another British number that rang out. I rang their Premium 1520 booking number. Eventually after many minutes it became apparent I couldnt use my Unlimited card on this. I rang their 0818 premium number (companies that use this Earn Money from Callers). After nearly 10 minutes another British office answered and said they couldnt help me in a rude way, and referred me to another British number. After many minutes on this number I realised that this was for a few options of it's north England cinemas. That was 6 disfunctional methods for the Irish customer which gave a double hit of a few quid down from the premium numbers. Many times I went to this cinema before with sick on their seats and non-operational computer systems regarding the discount for unlimited customers - enough reason to avoid this crowd that treat Irish customers with disdain. Why is there no simple Dublin number? Why try and scalp potential customers who want to call you and book? It just all reeks of treating the Irish outlet and it's customers with contempt. read more

It's like any other big cinema....expensive popcorn, slightly disorganized and ok seats. Generally not a fan of big modern cinemas.

Unlimited card is well worth it but snack prices are crazy and pints are always flat!!

I think they may have a new manager in as I keep seeing him around the place. It seems to 've more efficient now and the staff are more consistently friendly now which is great! I haven't been back to the ice cream bar yet so not sure about improvements there but the toilets have been cleaned (finally!) And I haven't had lights on/movie cutoff etc in a bit so things are looking good! read more