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Review Highlights - Cineworld

great cinema, seats are very comftable for a cinema, the unlimited pass for £11.

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Vue Cinema

Vue Cinema

(4 reviews)

The Vue cinema, a large modern cinema from the chain of Vue cinemas - pretty much a rising chain…read moreover the last few years. It is quite confusing to get to as you almost appear to be driving past it to get into it so if you're a driving visitor to the area I would recommend looking up the route before you go. The cinema is a really big complex right near a pizza hut. The area it's built on looks really modern with big sandy stones. Parking is free. Inside it's pretty much like other vue cinemas, a huge blue decorated entrance room with the big pink neon signs and a door to the left which direct you through to the screens. The prices aren't really that cheap for the area - there are cheaper cinemas in Middlesbrough but of course that's a little out of the way so you might be better saving on petrol costs! I think it's around £6 for a student ticket which is what I get and a bit more for adult prices. The vue cinema has a really cool aura to it once you go through to the screens - the lights are all dimmed and each screen is indicated by a large bright pink neon number. Beware though - some of the screens are hidden round bits of protruding wall. The screens are all really nice with the seats arranged so that each row is much higher than the next in order for people who a tiny to be able to see! There are also some boosters you can use for particularly small children who might struggle to see. The actual screen is massive so I would advise not sitting near the front. Refreshements aren't cheap but you can't take in your own. Overall it's a bit expensive for me and I only tend to go if its for a specific reason.

Nice clean good value for money only complaint was its quite a cold cinemaread more

The Ritz Cinema

The Ritz Cinema

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The Ritz cinema is a small cinema located in the centre of Thirsk. It has one screen and only shows…read moreone film at a time. The films it shows have usually been out for a couple of months but it is worth it to go and see them at Thirsk as it is a very quaint and lovely cinema. The seats are old style cinema seats and are quite comfy. It has a balcony with seats as well. The tickets are competitively priced and popcorn / snacks are available. Although there is no parking right outside the cinema, The cinema is not far from the market place where you can park.

Ritz…read more The Ritz is a small volunteer run cinema in Thirsk. I visit this regularly as its local, clean, comfortable and apart from recently when Mamma Mia frenzy hit, is rarely over-busy! Ticket prices are five pounds for an adult (this has only recently risen from four pounds which its held at for five years!), with reduced rates for children and concessions. There are 215 seats over two levels and the building has been renovated to include modern seating. The Ritz is a local legend having first been opened in 1912 and has a fantastic community feel to it whilst at the same time provides excellent entertainment on its one screen. Sweets/drinks etc are available at the front of the cinema and ice-creams and sweets are brought through half-way through features on a lit tray. Films usually run for a week before the next one opens and the film shown have usually already been shown in the bigger cinemas a few weeks or more before. Parking is available in the nearby town centre (literally around the corner). The Ritz provides a cheap, local and fun night out for all ages. Highly recommended!

Cineworld - movietheaters - Updated May 2026

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