Based on IMAX experience only- the seats were comfortable and soft, arm rest had padding as well, which was nice. You can get tickets online and pick your seats, which is a big plus. I didn't understand why so many seats were empty right before the movie was going to begin, even though I saw them taken on the computer. There are several advertisements before the previews, so by the time the movie began, 26min. had already elapsed. - Minus 1 star for people coming on late cuz they can't see and end up sometimes in your way. The refreshment area was pretty standard- ice cream, candy, popcorn, wine, etc. read more

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A nice theater located in Leicester Square, right next to a casino with the same name and across the street from a small park. They have street performers doing various magic tricks nearby which really increases the crowds. The theater itself is spacious and has couches in the waiting area. Concessions aren't marked up like in the USA - everything in London is equally expensive :). I want to see Raid 2. The screen is decent sized, but the theater access is strange with several stairs going down and then up again. Like cinemas in Asia, they have assigned seating but you can switch if the theater isn't too crowded. Seats are comfortable, and are the rocking type. The other difference from USA theaters is that they show more commercials than trailers - that's okay since I find many UK commercials actually funny. BTW - Raid 2 is an excellent action flick that is pure adrenalin rush. A must for all martial arts fans. The fight scenes were intense and the violence over the top (makes Kill Bill look tame). I hope it does well in the USA - it left me speechless and many audience members here gasped at the intensity. read more

Empire Cinemas - Highly recommend Raid 2 for martial arts fans. Amazing fight scenes and over-the-top violence- makes Kill Bill look tame! - Cinema Near Me - London, XGL

It always annoys me when I see this skeleton of a once glorious cinema. To think that this eyesore required the total destruction of one of the world's beautiful cinemas where REAL films were once shown. I visited this monstrosity once and that was enough. I go to the cinema to watch a film, not munch popcorn or sup wine. Keep your padded seats and armrests. I hear that the cinema is closed - justice at last! read more

I had no clue this cinema was so damn awesome! I just walked in not expecting much except the typical run of the mill cinemas. Walking through the entrance my friend and I both were open mouthed and in awe! This place is massive!! Leaving the cinema was like the end of a concert of something; the amount of people heading for the exit was manic. The screen has a curtain like a theater or a proper cinema should have and the layout is similar to a theater with stalls and a circle. The red velvet seat are the comfiest I've sat on in a cinema and I couldn't stop complimenting them. The screen was big and the sound was crisp. Ushers are helpful and will buy your snacks for you as you enjoy the film (how cool!) Alcohol is permitted too !yay! Tickets are well above the usual £8-9 but it's well worth it if cinema atmosphere is important to you. read more

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Empire cinema Leicester Square has now been taken over by Cineworld but nothing seems to have changed. I've been here many times for special film event screenings and know the place very well. The main attraction is the big IMAX auditorium. Booking seats right at the front is problematic as you are too close to see the full screen which is expansive. Also if there are fast passed action scenes you may suffer from motion sickness like a friend of mine when we went to the Deepwater Horizon premiere. I didn't get sick but I had to keep shutting my eyes because the action scenes just turned blurry and hurt my eyes. Apart from that, the sound is great, IMAX screen makes the film look great and the seating is comfortable. Some of the other auditoriums are a decent size but if you want to see a film that's been showing for a few weeks or is not very popular you may end up in a tiny auditorium, which in my opinion is so small you may aswell watch the film at home. Which brings me onto the ticket prices which are not cheap at all. This is a concern especially if you end up in the tiny screening room or one of the other outdated screening rooms. I've known the two main male managers for years and they are quite frankly miserable. Their saving grace is another female manager, her name I forget, who is lovely, friendly and very helpful. Best to bring your own refreshments if you want to keep the costs down. read more

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This place is just all round greatness! I saw 4 films this year as part of the Frightfest weekend held here in August, and i thought this was a fantastic location for it. What a treat. The seating is utter luxury, and you can see the screen perfectly, even if there is a tall person in front of you! Which always happens to me. It has a nice foyer with some comfy black leather sofas too! Plush is the word! read more

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I've been to this cinema loads and loads of times, but mostly for film premiere events e.g. Django Unchained, Flight and A Good Day to Die Hard I don't have a strong opinion about this cinema but it appears to serve a good purpose for press photographers like me. read more

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When I first arrived in London, I was taken to the Empire on a date. Wow, I was impressed by the sheer size of the place, the red velvet seats - a real experience compared to the provincial cinema back home. Somehow Leicester Square has managed to hold on to some of the glamour of yesteryear, but tourists probably make up the majority of the visitors. I still prefer the Empire to the other massive cinemas on the square, even though in truth it is just another multiplex. The red velvet has long gone, replaced with wipe down plastic seats. They crammed in as many rows as they could making this more of a budget airline experience than the special occasion you would expect at £20 a pop. What's worst though are the queues in the "refreshments area" with staff not making the least bit of effort to serve the long queues efficiently. The prices here are astronomical as well, of course - today's cinema experience is all about pack 'em in ... they guys in the cordoned off private event area didn't look much happier either, but they got their beers a little faster. And as the credits started rolling the area emptied, leaving behind a few dropped bits of popcorn ... read more

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It's Monday, I've some time to kill, so I go online to see what cinema has a midday showing. Empire in Leicester Sq fits the bill and I pop on the tube to go and see Green Zone. Not many people around town as it is a working Monday, I get "chugged" outside the cinema (charity mugged) but as I am not a UK resident I did not interest the pretty girl. Nearly fell over when asked did I want the £11 or £13 ticket option.... The same night I visited another cinema for £4.50. Hmmmm. Anyway, this is a very nice cinema, large, seating areas while waiting with tv screens around showing trailers, was then into screen 1 (the biggest I think). Great seats, picture and sound amazing. A good show all round. Expense is the only problem and midday Monday..there is really no excuse. read more

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At a time when cinema chains with a large of screens are sprouting up everywhere, the significance of the West End cinemas is gradually fading into history. Due to widespread piracy, cinema chains release their films nation-wide simultaneously these days. In the old days, the films would come out in the West End first and then gradually spread through the country. However, the Empire Leicester Square still has a few specials up its sleeve - it has a huge screen with a fantastic sound system, so it's worth watching films here, when size is everything. I remember watching Top Gun here and it was an amazing spectacle. It also still hosts film premieres when you can come and rubberneck at the celebrities arriving on the red carpet. The matinees are especially good value. read more

I dare you to find another cinema in proper central London that charges just £9.95 per ticket! The Empire is pretty darn spiffy. Located right in the heart of Leicester Square, it has several screens, and is a throwback to the days of yore before mega cinema chains took the world over. But that's not to say the Empire isn't up to snuff! It's pretty fab. Went yesterday to catch a showing of Despicable Me 2, and landed in Screen 8, a 4-row wonder of tininess by today's standards, but I loved it just as much. The seats were comfy and rock a bit, the room was clean, and despite the small screen and small room, the sound was fantastic and the video quality was superb. I had a wander around the rest of the cinema after the movie was through, and stuck my head into what I believe is Screen 1, and is a massive, impressive thing, with multiple tiers and mood lighting of many colors and woah. I need to come back and catch a flick in that room. Love it! I now have my standard for catching a movie in central London! read more

Went here to see a film, "Monsters" for Frightfrest, and was pretty surprised when I walked in the actual theater- the concession area is small & old school looking, but INSIDE the theater - its HUGE! Haven't seen a film on the other screens, so I'm not sure if they're all huge. This theater is located near lots of restaurants and shops, very touristy area, very crowded. When you walk up to it, its "EMPIRE" lights are so extravagant & bright, its fun, and you can't miss it. Once you're in, there isn't much to choose from at the concessions, so hopefully you will have already had some sushi down the street or quick bite at "Burger King" or something next door. If you're here, and you get the chance to pick a film, pick one that's playing on the BIG screen, Screen 1 I believe...not sure. From what I went through, we had arranged seats, so it didn't matter what time we would arrive. The chairs are older, BUT - its such a huge room with a decently large screen. The sound was fine, and the ushers were helpful. All in all, its a great big cinema with a....great big screen. It reminded me of a bigger old American AMC Theater, not quite the Arclight, or anything. read more

Oh Empire Cinemas! You sucked me in because you were the only Cinema in the area showing Veronica Mars. You impressed me with your lounge seating to wait in while I was waiting for my movie to start. I stared longingly at the booze sitting behind the snack bar, wondering if you had anything good (but abstaining because, well, Monday). You even have lotion in the toilets! The seating inside your cinemas is super comfy and reclining to make my movie experience better. You also have great sound quality, and you can't really beat a movie for a tenner. So why? Why only four stars? I'll tell you why. You reminded me why I hate going to the cinema and would rather watch movies at home. Yes your screen is larger than mine, but watching a movie at home has one plain advantage: I don't have to sit through twenty minutes of annoyingly stupid commercials and previews for movies that look way too stupid to watch. Seriously. Thanks for reminding me. It may be another two years before going back to a cinema! (But if you, dear reader, don't mind those shenanigans, this is probably the cinema for you.) read more

I recently visited the Empire Cinema in Lecicester Sq for the second time time in my life. The first was when I was 10 years old and with my parents to watch Jurrasic Park back in 1993. I really like this place, compared to the new Odean and Vue that are spitting distance away from the Empire, this place has a certain old school charm about it and what's more appealing is the the cinema ticket for a evening show was less than 10 quid, now that's pretty decent for central London. I liked the seats that reclined, almost like a rocking chair and our theatre was tiny and intimate with only 6 rows. The staff were freindly enough and they sold a good collection of booze that wasn't too expensive. I think I'll be going back again but next time it would for a big film on an even bigger screen. read more

My first Leicester Square cinema outing. We popped in on our way to dinner to get our tickets from the self-serve touch screen a few hours before our show time, and that was easy enough. They claim that every ticket, no matter the time or day, is £9.95 and that was case for our 22:40 showing on a Saturday night. We ended up in a theatre that was about the third the size of a normal theatre, to my surprise. Not sure if they're all that small. Picked up a small popcorn, two Coronas and a small ice cream (like the size of a sample) for £14. Is that reasonable? I think I've been in London too long because I have no idea.... I think so. Small lounge area with tables and couches was a nice touch, theatre seats were plush and plenty of room to make use of the seats rock back features without annoying the person behind you. The theatre in general seemed very ... quiet for a Saturday night. No line for the snacks at all and very short line for those buying tickets from the counter. Compare that to Odeon, which had a line of people 15 deep snaking out the door, I'm not sure what Empire is doing right or wrong. But I had no complaints. read more

I've never been to an IMAX but New Year's Day we booked tickets for the new Star Wars at Leicester Square Empire at a whopping £20 each! Ouch! But I was super excited. The screen inside was massive and we got seats perfectly in the middle so it was great. The film was brill and so was the cinema. The most ridiculous thing was that they made people queue before going in and so we were stood outside for 10 minutes in the cold. Lucky it didn't rain. This was so there wasn't a mass surge at the toilets, bar and for seats however surely people would have filtered in without the queue!? We didn't bother with snacks etc as they're so over priced! Glasses are provided, seats are comfy, toilets are clean. I really enjoyed it and will def be back for the next Star Wars but wouldn't be paying for it for any old film. read more

Rise of the Planet of The Apes - Certificate 12a - 105 mins 'Rise of The Planet of the Apes' is a modern day take on the original 60's Planet of the Apes movie, where the primates had enslaved humans. The new storyline shows how a scientific experiment (to cure Alzheimer's Disease, using Chimps), goes seriously wrong. As a result, the helpless animals are killed off except for baby Caesar, who survives the onslaught, thanks to scientist Will (James Franco), who saves him. The irony being Will is responsible for the Ape overthrow by messing with mother nature of course. The effects of the experimental cognitive serum that was pumped into Big C's mother was passed on by birth to her son. The effects of the serum showed to increase Caesar's (Andy Serkis), intelligence and cognitive skills. With all his intellect however, Caesar is still a primate with primate instincts. His instincts were to protect his adopted grandpa from being hurt by a neighbour. As a result the authorities find, bind and throw him into an ape sanctuary. There he meets Dodge (Tom Felton, evil Malfoy in Harry Potter), who beats cages and taunts Caesar and tries to destroy his soul. Felton is really good. However, in true leadership fashion, Caesar rises to the challenge, unleashs his anger and uses his genetically engineered brainpower to take power over his fellow inmates and order them join to his CGI army. The special effects of this film is really cool, using a performance capture suit catching every emotional characteristic and movement of Serkis playing Caesar. The creative technical team also devised a portable performance capture rig This means they could take it on location and film in daylight a first timer, the result is a full blown action packed Hollywood battle against the authorities in a real outdoor setting there the angry young chimp goes absolutely ape. This film is emotional, the tears well up; you hate the bad guys and cheer at their downfall; annoyed with the good guys and you just love Caeser, Serkis played him well. Good fun film, even my brother enjoyed it and he's a tough one to please. When you book at the Empire go up the stairs there are ticket booths there as well as at the entrance. read more

The main screen at the Empire at Leicester Square used to be my very favourite in the area. So naturally, they ripped it out and replaced it with an Imax. This was my first return visit since then and well... meh. The seats are kinda comfy, but if you end up in a seat anywhere that isn't directly in the centre and you end up craning your neck because the aspect of the screen is completely out of whack. With the cinemas in the Leicester Square area always fighting over who can seat the most, the comfort of the customer is often forgotten. So while the seats are comfy (they should be as they're so new), there isn't enough room to out your stuff in front of your feet during the winter as your coat is often a lot bigger than during the summer. I can understand that the Empire wanted to have something that no one else had nearby, but frankly nothing is going to use this Imax screen properly until Avatar 2 comes out in two years time, and in installing it, they hacked apart the single best screen in the area. It wasn't worth it at all - the only improvement I spotted was that at least this time they chose seats with cup holders. read more

Screen Great, Film Great... Seating Horrendous!! Went to see Avengers: Infinity War at the Empire Leicester Square (3D IMAX) since it had a showing at 10am. Lets start with the positive: The screen is great, really clear and even with the 3D glasses was extremely bright. The sound I would say is on par with the IMAX Waterloo. The bad (the list is long): On first entering the cinema you make you way up the stairs and the assistant who scans your phone could have not given any less of a f@;#. Expressionless, unsmiling, like you were bothering them to do so. Not a great start. I have not visited the Empire in over 7 years as there have been some great cinemas around London. (IMAX Waterloo, PictureHouse Central) For your staff, have a look at the PictureHouse Central staff for what real customer service is. Friendly, inviting. One of the first things they said on my first experience with them was "You will love the film you are going to see". You can see they are film geeks, compared to your staff who you can see clearly is doing it for the pay. There is no interest there and it sets up the feeling for the rest of the experience. Toilets- Renovations still going on!! Bumped the electrician/plasterer when I pushed the door to go to the toilet as they were working behind the door. His colleague came in and proceeded to have a lengthy conversation.. while I was taking a wee. Also you have been renovating since Feb 2018! Snacks- Upselling popcorn where they can. "You can have more popcorn for a £1. Like I couldn't decide how much popcorn I wanted in the first place. I'm not 3 years old, man. The trailers- The computer says no... The manager had to come up to the front of the screen to explain that they will try to reboot the trailers as the screen went blank 2 times when showing the trailers. After a few minutes they managed to sort it out, but still... come on.... THE DEVIL SEATS- I cannot express adequately how horrible these 3D IMAX seats are if you are over 5ft tall. There is a bulge for a headrest, but as the backs of the seats are so low, the headrest is actually a "spine misaligner" as in it will mis-align your spine if you seat back into them. So what do you do, slide down a bit. You can do this, but as the knee space is so tight your knees gets crushed. Most of the cinema goers had to resort to a side sitting stance, or a wide manspreading pose to get any sort seating position that did not cause you pain. I will not visit your cinema again while you have the seats you do- it's like a Ryanair reject seat, in that even Ryanair would not want these seats. I urge anyone not to come to this cinema if you value your spine. They are the most horrendous seats you could sit on and having to pay £23+ for the privilege, really knees you in the groin too. PS Avengers: Infinity War is damn cool. read more

Despite the fact that I've seen films in Leicester Square a few times, I'd somehow never been to this cinema before. Which is a shame, as I think it might be the best one here. The seats are definitely the comfiest. Noticed that as soon as I sat down. Went to a late showing of a film and getting in and getting to our seats (tickets easily picked up after booking online) was easy. Ignored the usual overpriced refreshment options. It did take a while to filter people out, via one open door, but I guess they have security or safety reasons for this. This place would probably could be worth a 4but I just can't because I don't want to go back, because of the location. Coming out of the fantasy world created by the film into the grim reality of Leicester square at 2 in the morning, provides a severe shock to the system. I'd forgotten what this part of town was like at that time of night (because I had been avoiding it for so long, I guess). read more

I really like Empire Cinema. I first went a few years back, and I just recently saw Chronicle in the small theatre (#5) that only has four rows and feels more like a living room than a movie theatre. It's kind of strange how most of the pre-show ads are either for booze or video games (hidden message?) but aside from that the whole experience is top-notch. read more

A blockbuster cinema steeped in history in the heart of London Town. It pretty much is the most epic place you can watch bar iMax. However for the price and the fact that London is filled with great cinemas, independent or otherwise that have seemingly caught up in not sure if venture here specially to watch a film for the steep price. It's prices are high because it's in tourist central. So, while I admire it, unless I was lucky enough to go to a premiere I don't think I'd watch many films here. read more

Now I hadn't been to a cinema in Leicester Square for a while, but having not managed to go and see Cloverfield for numerous stupid reasons - I was forced into town as it was one of the few places still showing it. So off to the home of premiers I go, and ohfirst impressions aren't too good as it's now got casino emblazoned on the front as well as cinema - the choice of font and general look is not a good one. Anyway, in we go and while it's better than your run of the mill Odeon, it's really nothing special - an ok seating area with a few sofas and a long bar, but it's all so devoid of personality and makes you think you're waiting for a plane not your cinema screen to be ready. As it was late (very) in Cloverfield's run, we were in one of the small screen rooms and although they have good leg room and the chairs are pretty comfy, they are not exactly wide. Overall ok I guess, but it's not a patch on the Ritzy in Brixton or numerous other independent (ish) cinemas like the 'on the Hills' around London. read more

A great cinema in a nice central location, very comfortable and clean. I saw 'Neal and Nikki' on one of the smaller screens. Yes, expensive, but they all seem to be these days. read more

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High marks for glitz and facilities, deductions for absolutely ASTRONOMICAL prices. Cinema 1 is easily the biggest theatre I've ever been inseats hundreds and has massive screen. Unfortunately, you pay for ita hefty £13.50 for a peak showing!! I'm sorry, but no screen size is worth that. Save your money and go elsewhere. If your films is on one of the smaller screens, the prices are more manageable - around £10.50, I think. Still pricey, but fairly on par with other London cinemas. Really nice facilitieslarge snack bar and big open waiting areas. Cinema was pretty clean when we went in, but strangely lacking in cup holders! (I pay that much, I want cup holders, dammit) read more

This is the best cinema I have ever been to. The seats are fantastic, they recline slightly for comfort and if you sit in stalls, each row is elevated enough so that no one will get in your way. The food is reasonably priced and everything tastes brilliant, i've never had a bad snack hot or cold from there. During one visit I lost my camera and the staff did everything possible to help me find it, they are always so helpful and friendly. The screens, lobby and toilets were always clean even with all the people that were there. read more

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Just came back from watching a movie (The Imitation Game) in screen 7. Horrible. Worst cinema in the UK. There are only 4 rows of seats, right up against the screen at the front. The seats at either side will view the screen at a crazy angle. You will get neck strain. You will not see the movie properly. The sound suddenly gets very loud. I actually put in my unconnected headphones to block it out. It gets really loud, then it is back to normal again. It also gets hot then cold. Yes really, the air con drops the room by about 5 degrees in a couple of minutes, stops, then starts again in 10minutes. There should be rules against this - particularly the angle of the screen from the edge seats - you CANNOT see the screen properly AT ALL. it is like you are standing at one edge of a TV and looking along it. I will NEVER go again. read more

A centrally located Cinema, which probably commands above average prices given location etc. But if you aren't worried about price too much, and like a relaxed, clean and high quality environment then this place is great. The impact theatre is brilliant - massive screen and balcony seats only a fraction more than standard seating (certainly true on a weekday afternoon). Staff are very friendly and a good selection of snacks, it is also licensed to sell alcoholic drinks which I like. I have been there both for standard movies as well as Fright fest a couple years ago. read more

Watched 007 here and impressed with the sound and screen performance just like any other iMax cinema. Seat is a bit smaller than the ones in the States. We got medium popcorn with half sweet and half salty ones in it. There are 20mins preview for each movie by the way. We paid $39 for two iMax tickets on a Saturday night. read more

Really like this theater! Conveniently located near tube stops and restaurants, good selection of movie treats, tasty diet coke, friendly staff, and the theater we were in was obviously recently updated. The seats were large and cushy, movable armrests with cupholders, adequate lighting for finding your seat, good quality projection and sound, and unlike some other theaters in the area that are in older buildings, this the theater had no strange smell. Saw Horrible Bosses here. Assigned seating. read more

This cinema has a proper 3D screen and is THX certified. It's big, and probably the best one in the area. Unfortunately as with the local competition it's very expensive! read more

my boyfriend and i ordered tickets online to see katy perry's documentary here. when we arrived imagine our surprise when we walked slap bang into the perimeter of the batman premiere. oops. two kindly policemen informed us that we would not be seeing our 8pm movie as the empire cinema was cordoned off for the premiere. WHUT?! why was this not mentioned on the website??? why were we allowed to purchase tickets for a showing we couldn't get into??? a small crowd of manic katy perry fans were clustered round the barriers, so we joined them (i must point out here that i am no manic katy perry fan, my boyfriend on the other hand...). i was all for giving up, but with a little perserverance, we were eventually allowed in. terrible organisation, seriously. the cinema staff acted like premieres never happen in leicester sq and that this one was just sprung on them. we were seated in screen 5, which is tiny and really quite intimate. comfy chairs, but overdone air con which really didn't need to be on. when we walked in, i saw a mouse scurrying across the floor. lovely! i don't mind mice if they are in a cage, or far away from me, but in such a small space? well, not keen on that! i spent the whole time with my feet up in the seats, using my jacket as a sleeping bag (for warmth) - definitely not the best experience. we went on orange wednesday so got 2for1 - it still cost us £18. YIKES! read more

I've been in both the smaller screens and in the large screen one in this cinema. They are all comfortable (and cheaper if you don't go at peak time), but I still don't think this place is as good as the nearby Odeon in Leicester Square. The seats, though comfortable enough, are smaller and more packed in, and the stalls section could do with more of a tilt in case someone really tall sits in front of you. The picture, though, is crisp and clear, especially the digital presentation I saw today of 'Burn After Reading.' read more

The best cinema I've ever been to, the best cinema in London hands down!!!! The sound is very loud and will drown out any noises from people talking or eating etc read more

As this is on the square you pay much more for your movie. Screen 1 is worth it, screen 2 is rubbish. Under screen 1 the screen is small and too low. The 3d here uses small lens early generation glasses that are very grubby. Best avoid unless a special occasion in screen 1 read more

In an age where most businesses are cutting their workforces at the expense of good service, I was impressed by the presence of ushers at this cinema. All of the staff were very pleasant and helpful. The interiors had a glamorous feel, complete with upholstered leather doors and glowing 'stars' on the ceiling. The price may be a bit hefty, but it's nothing more than the charges of other Leicester Square cinemas. And let's be honest here, you get what you pay for. read more

Went to watch Lawless at The Empire, really easy to find and comfy seats that even recline a bit. Simple to buy tickets from the machines just inside the door, even for Orange Weds! read more

Nice cinema, huge screen, but when i last went a few years ago the sound system was terrible. It wasn't powerful enough for the size of the main theatre and the sound became too distorted read more

I went to this cinema as i was given free tickets as a gift. I'm glad i didn't have to pay otherwise i'd had to re mortgage the house to pay for two people. Central London is expensive i know but almost double the price than a town cinema is ridiculous. Especially when the service, cleanliness and overall feel of the place was below average. Very disappointed. read more

We turned up on Friday evening and walked into Screen 7 only to see MICE running across the floor to behind the curtain beside the screen. After looking around the cinema, with food, popcorn and rubbish on the floor, it didn't seem so surprising. I complained and was met not with an apology but this: "Oh, we haven't heard anything about mice in THAT screen before." She then proceeded to blame some new business that had just opened up round the corner saying they are attracting mice. I cannot emphasise enough how appalled I was at the response from the management staff. I would not recommend going to this cinema. read more