Great cinema. I…read moreused to go here as a kid and it had got really run down last time I was here. Staying close by we wanted to take our 3 year old to the cinema one afternoon. Walking into the Jet centre and heading to the cinema I was very please to see and be able to tell you the place looked bright, tidy, professional and buzzing with people. Also not too dear and have all the snacks a cinema goer could want. Highly recommend it.

A great day out for the whole family. While waiting for your choosen film to start there are plenty…read moreof amusements machines and video games to keep you all occupied. There is also a bowling alley and a soft play centre (the best in the town). After the excitement of all that there is a beautiful restaurant to enjoy a hearty meal.

Booking is required for group tours. Opened in 1855, this is one of the three gasworks left in the…read moreBritish Isles. Over a century, Ireland's sole surviving gasworks supplied Carrickfergus with gas from coal. This has been reopened and restored as an educational attraction. (There is a shop, I always look for that.)

I love the way they refurbished the Outside cinema, foyer, lobby, and screens. it looks so modern…read moreand brand new to me. And i love it, thank you so much Glengormley.

Back in the days when Glengormley felt like it was a thousand miles from Belfast (not 20 minutes…read moredown the road), I would wile my days away going to the cinema. This cinema, to be specific. I remember massive queues on a Friday night and constant noise on a Saturday and Sunday afternoon. Now, it's a different story. The cinema seems, to me at least, to be the haunt of Glengormley youths and families looking for an easy way to entertain the kids. That's fine, there are plenty of big cinemas in the town that I'm happy to go to for grown-up company. My point, however, is that the customer base has massively affected the film choice available. Nowadays, they make their money from teenage gross-out comedies or kids films. Again, not a thing wrong with that, I just never really find anything in it that I'd like to see, so I don't go.

Haven't been here in years until tonight. Took my boys to…read moresee Alvin and the chipmunks and I cant complain. The seats were comfortable enough, the prices have increased a little from I last went for tickets but the sweets and concession prices seem to be pretty fair. Staff were helpful and supplied booster seats for the kids! Overall good experience

So I love going to the cinema, one of my favourite things is watching a good movie!! A cinema…read moreexperience can really make or break a film for me, its all to do with the atmosphere, the cleanliness, the popcorn etc. And for all of the above Omniplex is good, but unfortunately the thing I HATE about the cinema experience is being squeezed into a row beside strangers, especially when the rest of the theatre is empty....the fact that Omniplex make you choose your seats is a real problem for me, I prefer the 'easyjet' approach of find a seat and sit down where you like! So all in all Omniplex is a good choice for a movie, if you don't mind sitting next to lots of strangers! lol

This Gallery sells original Irish art from a wide range of professional artists…read more It has an excellent website at:- http://www.gracehillgallery.com Well worth a visit

I only come up here for the IMAX, the big screen makes everything screened on it even better to…read morewatch (we went to see Star Wars, was emotional). The seats are comfy, and raised so you are not stuck with someones big head filling the screen! It's not cheap but no more expensive than the Odeon and there are other smaller screens, at cheaper prices if you're not that bothered, and size doesn't matter to you.... You can pre book seats which I love and the selection of snacks is good, love their popcorn! Worth a trip up from Belfast in my opinion, and it was extra special seeing Star Wars on the big screen!

I want to watch Titanic in 3d and it was so good, you felt like you were actually in a movie I…read morerecommend

We love this cinema. Small and comfortable and all screens have reclining seats. The staff are…read morefriendly. Our favourite cinema.

A small 3 screen cinema, with a major difference between the main screen and the other 2 in terms…read moreof seats available for the screens. Also, this particular Movie House tends to be delayed at times in terms of getting the new releases in to be viewed, which can be annoying as it is my 'local' cinema.

Mossley Mill, the other name for this centre which includes council offices and exhibition space in…read moreaddition to the theatre, is a triumph in the art of repurposing an old industrial building. The architects have come up with a glass fronted extension to the Victorian mill which looks brilliant especially with original chimney standing beside it - a wonderful combination of modernity and history, on an impressive hillside site. It's certainly drawing plenty of people, at least there was a good number of visitors on the evening I saw a powerful exhibition there about Anne Frank, which was on tour and is now moved elsewhere. There is a wide programme entertainment on offer at the theatre throughout the winter including both professional productions and shows involving local groups hopefully providing a healthy mix of culture and community.

Went to Theatre at the Mill for the first time this week to see the Harlem Gospel Choir. I was very…read moreimpressed with the theatre, particularly the setting- the restored mill is stunning! The acoustics were great so at times, the choir was able to sing without microphones. The theatre has free parking and a licensed bar. I will definitely look to see what future shows are coming up!