Went to watch a movie at the Odeon Cinema attached to the SkyDome…read more As you walk in the lobby you have to go up the escalater to buy your tickets. Once purchased there are the usual foody counters with Ben & Jerrys, Costa and popcorn. This is not a huge cinema but Screen 1 had a large screen. If your out early enough the Harvester restaurant and pub next door are in an ideal location for a bite to eat before or after. You cant miss IKEA just over the road. With 6 floors to shop and plenty of carparking (4 hours if you spent £10 in IKEA)

Day or night Skydome is the place to be. With cinemas, variety eating outlets and a lively…read morenightlife theres not much you won't find here. Bars for all peoples different interests. Maybe the one thing missing is a traditional pub but you can get the same drinks at one of the trendy modern bars.

Has a lot of screens and a wide range of films to see, which is very good. Also them films they…read morehave on show are all the popular ones plus many more that other cinema's dont show. The price of tickets are reasonable and orange wednesdays is always great. Would say to use that promotion, will save you a lot of money Kept clean and tidy all the time which is very important Prices of food and drink are quite high. Buy from shop on the way. Out of the way a bit, and there is one centered in the town center, which is more handy. Staff can be unhelpful and is now quite old

Well what can I say its a cinema and it shows films. Nothing anymore special to this cinema than…read moreany other. The price of the popcorn and drinks is a complete rip off like the rest, the price of a ticket seems to go up every other month. Was it really that long ago tickets were only £3.50? The cinema has always had a funny sort of smell to it that its had since it first opened and its still there. Its generally clean and the staff are well mannered. They do occasionally seem to leave the air conditioning on for too long and once the volume of a film was too low but they were happy to correct this. They also run the insiders club that gives free preview movies and newsletters, so well worth signing up to. I'm usually there at least once a month and besides the 'being ripped off' Its a good place to go to watch a film!

I was only in the arts centre for a launch elf an event and was quite impressed that they could…read morefacilitate a glitzy affair. They had the smoke and strobing lights and it gave the impression that it was a much bigger venue. Staff were helpful although they could not get me on line on the conference wifi which is allegedly available throughout the arts centre (not to mention across the entire campus?) The auditorium which I was in, I am assuming was the main one, was of a good size and functioned well for the event launch I was at. There is plenty of space within the arts centre to sit have a chat/meeting. There were a couple of food/beverage areas so as long as you have some funds you should be able to get some sustenance to keep you going. The drawback would be that parking is limited but if you are staying/working out of Radcliffe or Scarman the distance to walk is not far at all so it nicely negates the need to drive anyway.

I came here to watch Warwick student perform a special night to promote a cultural program. The…read morearts centre is situated in University of Warwick campus. Very modern facilities, they have a cinema, bookshop, concert hall, theatres, cafe, art gallery and bars. Warwick students are eligible for discount when they enter the cinema. At night, the arts centre is beautifully lit up. I can't wait to see the new Butteworth hall this autumn. London, you're not the only one with a cool arts centre.

I've been to Jaks on tuesdays and saturdays…read more Tuesdays, new drink prices make it amazing. Live stage shows do put me off as I love to go out and dance, which on a tuesday are all the songs you secretly love no matter what! Saturdays the music is more up to date and feels more like a night out as there are no interruptions for stage antics. I find it best to start my night of here but not to end it, but each to there own :)

Now officially named JJs, (they thought long and hard about that one!) I think the novelty of this…read moreplace has well and truly wore off now. Its a bit hit and miss, sometimes it can be really busy and other times there is no point going. The drinks as like everywhere are a total rip off and if its busy you'll be lucky to get served at the bar! Its a good place to go for a dance, lots of cheesy music and staff dancing on stage. You can have a dance on the chairs and not get told off! If you're on the pull then you're likely to here!

My partner and I took our two year old on his very first visit to the cinema last week. Neither of…read moreus had been to Resorts World yet so we decided to head to the Cineworld there. The ticket prices here are higher than other cinemas with the standard adult 2D ticket costing over £10 and IMAX costing a whopping £16.20. There is no box office at this cinema meaning that tickets have to be purchased from automated machines (card only) or the snack counter. Although the cinema was not busy by any stretch of the imagination, I did have to wait a substantial amount of time to be served as there were only one or two members of staff serving (both tickets and refreshments) at any one time. There was the usual selection of snacks available and we ordered a large popcorn to share. There was also a small Costa Coffee in the entrance area which served a great range of coffee and treats. The actual theatre was a nice size (if an unusual layout) and the seats were very comfortable. Everything at the cinema indicated newness which was a nice change from the other well used multiplex's in Birmingham. The screen was the perfect size and the volume level was set just right for a children's film. While we did enjoy the film, the cinematic experience was in no way outstanding. Taking into consideration the higher ticket price I am left only able to offer four stars.

A massive Cineworld with very plush seating. It is located at the top of the shops at Resorts…read moreWorld. Like I said, it is massive and they have a nice Starbucks inside. It is reasonably priced and they have friendly staff. I really like how massive the screens are and you can really relax in their comfortable seats. I give it four stars because my friend wanted to order some dessert and they were out of a lot of the items available. Overall, a great movie theatre and a good experience! I had a great time here and will definitely be back! :)

On a par with any other Odeon cinema I have been to, so I guess they have national standards like…read moremost chains... Tickets are expensive, but no more so than any other cinema - £8 ish for an adult - but they participate in Orange Wednesdays, so you get in 2 for 1. At other times, student discount gets you for the same price as a child. They have a good range of pick and mix, but they are pricey. The only sizes of popcorn they do are huge and even huger, so I wish they did them a bit smaller and a bit cheaper. Interior is nice and always well maintained as are the toilet facilities. Free on site parking, and next to Franky & Benny's and KFC too.

Easy of access, on a newish development Odeon Cinema in Nuneaton will need no introduction. Yes…read moretickets are pricey, drinks and popcorn even more so. The regular seats are cramped and uncomfortable, the luxury ones good, the surcharge is £1, Price for an adult £6.50 regular, or £5 if you can make it before 2pm Monday to Thursday. Student concession £6. Film listings are available on the website, or you can receive a weekly newsletter if you want.