Most comfortable cinema ever. Loads of leg room. Love the sofas. Food and drinks (Inc. Alcohol)…read morebrought to your seat. Must try the beef dog, it's excellent. All this helps to make going to the cinema enjoyable.

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This cinema is ancient!…read more Although not the first time I've been since the old Warner Bros cinema was bought by Vue in 2003, it's facilities is nearly exactly the same. Seats are uncomfy and old (although they do have 2 or 3 rows of VIP seats now). Toilets are woeful and old. Ticket prices are also very expensive - £8.40 during peak times (5pm onwards) - and food & drink is getting expensive too. I think if cinemas want to encourage people to visit, they should charge considerably less for tickets, food & drink and invest in refurbishments inside (esp for this outdated Vue). Lastly, thank god for orange Wednesdays!

Great cinema. Feels a bit special going here - when it was first built a while back - it was meant…read moreto feel a bit glam and glitcy. It is quite expensive to go the cinema, these days. But the restaurants next door offer discount to the cinema if you eat there - which is a great incentive to get out for the night. Lots of parking - and queues aren't normally bad. I would go all the way to 5 stars if they were an IMAX cinema - it's big enough to have it installed - so they should just do it.

lovely cinema, with comfty seats that has with plenty of room both width and leg wise. The is more…read morethan enough parking, situated on the busy kingswood complex. There are 10 screens and a bar above. Staff have always been polite and helpful and they also take Orange Wednesday tickets, so half price tickets! it is always busy here on Wednesday. Drinks are quite expensive but thn most cinemas are.

This is always my cinema of choice. There are 9 screens here and if you are lucky enough to find a…read morefilm shown in screen 9, you will get a very comfy seat with a foot rest and your own bar at the back of the seats. The rest of the screens are the usual but still comfortable. The cinema is big enough to hold a lot of people waiting for films but the food area could do to be a bit bigger. The upstairs bar is quite a handy place to wait for your film if you are early but always feels cold so bring a jumper.

This place is a fascinating walk through a period of history…read more Eden Camp is a real prisoner of war camp built in 1942. You walk through a series of huts and scenes are set with sound and smells depicting WWII. The hand waving, from under a pile of rubble, in the blitz is pretty memorable. Two idemitical rooms show how prisoners of war would escape. Room one shows the room and you try to spot how and where. Room 2 shows the passages open etc. A spot the difference if you like. It is perfectly accessible for the disabled and very child friendly they have a two part Assault Course. One for the Tiny Tot Commandos and through the escape tunnel for the potential SAS members. A lovely gift shop and for food try the Prisoners' Canteen, Officers' Mess Tearooms or have a drink in the Garrison Cinema Bar. Food is called Dambusters stew and dumplings, Churchill Pie, Veggie Did for Victory, Home Guard etc All under a fiver. You need time to visit this place. At least 3 hours I would say. Incredibly interesting.

Regardless if you have got kids or not this place is a great day out…read more This former World War II prisoner of war camp has its displays in the prisoner huts, displays include the Hitler uprisings to how civilians survived the war through bombing and rationing. Also included are more recent conflicts up to the present date along with a memorial chapel to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Entry price is reasonable Adults £5.00 Children £4.00

This very new cinema is modern & spacious. Good sound & picture quality, seating is vip or normal,…read moreboth comfortable. A number of eating establishments within the complex

A good sized pavilion for Whitby for all the folk, goth, jazz, etc festivals they put on. I was at…read morea Streetchoir festival myself and this was a good place for the festival base. They have a theatre, a cinema, a cafe, a bar, a conference space and various other spaces. Plus the view of the beach is fantastic and there are steps in the building that lead to the path to the beach. Although this did lead to ditching a boring session and having a paddle and loaf on the beach instead.

This is a magnificent entertainment complex, exhibition centre and theatre…read more Originally an impressive home, the first owner added a theatre for his Gaiety Girl wife. It has been improved many times since with vast entertainment and display areas added. I have only had experience when Whitby Folk Festival virtually take over the complex for one week in August. Wonderful dance and music sessions in the Exhibition Hall and the downstairs pavilion hall and top class performances in the theatre. All ground floor areas have dedicated bars with a good selection of drinks and the main area has a cafe/coffee bar which serves a wide variety of snacks and meals at the appropriate times. The views over the sea are spectacular I am told this is one of the few places in Britain one can actually watch the sun come up and go down over the sea and I can well believe it, having seen some spectacular sunsets and dawns.

Laughably bad cinematic experience which amazingly does the impossible and makes the Futurist -…read moreScarboroughs outdated and out of touch other cinema venue in town - the better option. As mentioned elsewhere, it really is like stepping back in time to an age where sticky floors and bad decor were the norm. The screen is abysmal, the seating is just about comfortable, its either freezing cold or desert island hot with no inbetween, the sound is dodgy at the best of times and again - there are INTERMISSIONS! Why does this happen in Scarborough and nowhere else on the planet since the 1980s? If I wanted to watch films with a break in the middle I'd watch at home and probably be able to see the film in better quality. Scarborough is crying out for a cinema. sadly we have to put up with two throwbacks to a bygone age instead. Its worth the expense and inconvienience to go to the multi screens in York instead, to be honest. Avoid, avoid, avoid.

It's like going back to the 70's. The seats are old theatre style, the heating seems to be on full…read moreall the time, it needs a good lick of paint and worst of all the films stop dead halfway through (no matter where the plot is ) and ushers come out with ice creams for the intermission. It needs a complete refurb

The best cinema in Hull. Typical cinema prices, but the…read moreseating is very comfy, it's always clean, and the quality of the picture and sound is amazing. It also helps being right in the city centre.

this is a great cinema. I go here with my friends all the time too see the biggest new releases!…read moreits comparatively cheap and has comfy seating and a set of great quality screens!

From the exterior this cinema looks pretty good, the inside is the same, very spacious, and lots of…read morechoice of refreshments, whether you want an alcoholic drink or just a coke. The is an ice cream bar, as well as a shop selling all things sweet. The only downside really is the price of everything. I know cinemas have a reputation for being a lot of money, but this is the most expensive one i have been to before. The only way you could really get your moneys worth is if you went to the cinema more than a few times a month then you could get an unlimited pass. otherwise its an expensive night out. On the other hand the actual screen are very good, seats are the comfiest I have ever seen in a cinema.

Cineworld is your average cinema. It has the usual high priced snacks: pick 'n' mix, popcorn,…read moredrinks, ice-creams and bagged sweets. They also have a lovely Ben & Jerry's ice-cream counter that serve sundaes and gorgeous ice-cream milkshakes. If you're going in the late afternoon/evening on a popular day (e.g. Fridays, weekends or Orange Wednesdays) then there can be quite a long queue for tickets but it moves quite quickly. There's plenty of leg room but the floor can get messy/sticky so be careful about putting your handbag under your seat (mine got covered in chocolate sauce once!) There's a bar upstairs but during busy times the seating is very limited.