This is the best cinema i have been to. The trailers and the giant O before…read morethe film make the times inaccurate so you show up 15 mins before it actually starts.Still, the popcorn and all the movie food is amazing, and the movie selection is good. If you want to see a movie in Castletroy, Odeon is the place to go!

staff really mean and unhelpful also making comments on my daughters looks which was not asked forread more

Before I write this, I would like to say this happened in cork, Mahon…read more My friends and I went to see a movie, and I will admit that a few of them were messing a small bit too much. I highly disagree with how the workers felt with the situation. First of all, they interrupted the whole movie. They said we needed to leave, and made everyone stare at us, it was very humiliating. They kicked us all out even though most of us, myself included, where not talking. I got my things together so I was behind the others, on my way out I heard the workers calling us horrible names. When I asked for my money back, (since I didn't do anything and I couldn't watch the movie,) they said I could not get one. I was and still am extremely upset.

Ok, I have since upgraded my rating to four stars as they have in some of the screens put in new…read moreseats which are spacious and comfortable. They also do a Saturday morning matinee for children for like €3 and offer special priced kids popcorn and drink for €2.50 which is brilliant. My son loves it and with the new seats it definitely deserves another star. One thing to note, not all of the screens have been upgraded so it's a crap shoot right now if you get the comfortable seats or the old, cramped ones.

As the only cinema in Co. Clare, I have been coming here from a very young age. The usually offer…read morethe more popular blockbuster type movies, so if you are looking for something a little more artsy or indie it may disappoint :/ That being said, the place is always clean and the staff generally friendly (I have had one run-in with soemone at the ticket desk, an older staff member who was very sharp and quite frankly rude, however as a one off I'll let it slide). They do a wide range of snacks, including popcorn, soft drinks, chocolate, candy, nachos, crisps...everything you need to get you through a 2.5hr movie! Two sets of toilets, one in the lobby near the ticket office, and one further along up near the screens at the back of the complex (these usually have a shorter queue so if you really are bursting to go, these would be your safest bet!) Elevator from the ground floor lobby, while makes the place completely wheelchair accessible, however not sure about spaces within the theatre rooms themselves (pretty sure there is space at the very back where people in wheelchairs can view the screen from). Some of the older theatre rooms have not been upgraded yet, as such the seats are smaller and not as comfortable, however as stated before they are all clean and kept in good condition so for me it's not a deal-breaker. They do special rates for children, OAP's & students, and also an early morning matinee club for parents and their children (great for parties!). This is a good idea because the cinema is located in the middle of a busy district of the town and so later in the evening, especially on a Friday night, there can be alot of rowdy, and slightly tipsy, people hanging around the bars that are nearby. One final note, they allow for advanced booking and ticket collection, which is a great service if you are planning on viewing something on it's opening night!

Nice spacious cinema…read more 5 screens, they offer discounts to student and unemployed people. They offer even more of a discount on Tuesday for students as there is cheaper than during the week. Great selections of sweets, popcorn, nachos, etc! They also offer group, school, and corporate rates.

I went in there Saturday with my nephew after years without going to the cinema I was impressed…read morewith the facilities and the staff were nice and friendly the film that we went to watch was early man which was quiet funny both children and adults would love it

i have been dealing with the management and staff of imc clonmel with a couple of years ...and i…read moremust say i could not find fault ...lovely people..keep up the great work

I would never recommend this cinema to anyone who cares for someone with special needs or who…read moreavails of a FCC Went in here 5/5/24 A family member was accused by one of the managers of faking a disability simply for the disability card. As well as another staff member making assumptions and smart comments on the person's disability. Disgusting and vile behavior from staff at the eye cinema I emailed in and heard nothing back not even an apology. Which has lead me to get legal advice and I will be taking it further considering no apologies have been offered

The Eye is one of the main cinema theatres in Galway and have come here more times than I can…read morecount. First of all, it's very small compared to say Cineworld in Dublin, but they screen more movies and for much longer than the IMC theatre. They also have more screening times, but not that many. I saw the new movie "What If" featuring Daniel Radcliffe on release day and there was only two screening times. The screens itself are quite small, and on weekdays the theatre tends to be quite empty for most movies. The only time this place gets crowded is if something like Twilight or Hunger games comes along. But otherwise it's kind of quiet on a normal day. By the way, there is a small Ben & Jerry ice cream shop but its only open in the evening. Otherwise, not much in the way of food, just popcorn and sweets. It's quite a way out from the city but there is underground parking with direct access to the theatre. They also do a few deals with the G Hotel and spa.

i was very disappointed with the customer service me and my friends received at the cinema the…read moremanager was extremely rude to me and my friends for no reason and he had no manners

I am happy to read all the positive reports about the cinema but our experience on Saturday 6th was…read morenot so positive. We went to the film Star Wars and the cinema was very cold, way under comfort feeling and the result today is feeling ill. It is just not fair to take money from people and have them sit in a cold cinema for 2.5 hour, staying in the cinema you lose, leaving you also lose NOT FAIR, disappointed. Did try to phone cinema but no answer to the phone Michael from Charleville

This is now the IMC cinema company. Pretty bad experience. Strong smell of cheese in the screen…read more Sound was distorting because speakers were obviously damaged, and a lot of the screen was cut off so could not see what was happening in one of the scenes of the movie.

I wrote this review not realizing they didn't even have a Yelp entry yet. That goes perfectly with…read morethe theme of my review: the theater that doesn't want anyone to see movies. This has to be the most outrageously useless theater in the known universe. First, there is no indication anywhere on the building that it is, actually, a movie theater. No sign (other than dueling "Palas" and "Palace" signs), no movie posters, no marquee. No "movies" no "cinema" no "theatre." Second, the entrance is completely hidden. It's not actually in the building marked Palace, it's in the one next to it, through a tunnel that, again, has NO SIGNAGE. All those glass doors? Exits. Third, if you do manage to stumble across the box office (hint, it's behind a corner once you've gone blindly down an alley, and has no markings indicating it's the box office; just a hole in the wall with a person standing there), there's no signage once you get your ticket, either. "Third floor," she says and points to some stairs, which then lead to a bar (pub). This bar is set up like a maze, with odd walls jutting out. Again, there is NO SIGNAGE pointing the way to the rest of the staircase. Turns out, after asking the barman, it's behind one of the jutting walls, and down a hallway. Fourth, three levels of screens, all of which are only accessible by stairs (apparently). Fifth, no soda fountain, only bottled drinks without ice. Which, BTW, are sold only at the box office. Which she didn't mention, but I noticed a small fridge behind her and realized it's also the concession stand. Thank goodness I saw before walking up all the stairs. Sixth, once you get all the way up all of the stairs to your theater, they have a tv monitor screen that says "Scan your ticket below." After passing my receipt under the screen for about a minute, a light finally came on and scanned the barcode. The result? The screen then said "Theater closed." Turns out the previous feature hadn't ended, so now I've gotta walk back down all the stairs to find a seating area, which turns out to be the bar two stories down. Seventh: toilets. On the ground floor only. More stairs. Eighth, while the seats are fairly well-padded, they do not recline or give at all. Honestly, I think this theater was intended as an art installation with the theme being the importance of usability and signage. They've done everything so wrong that I find it hard to believe it wasn't intentional. The only thing they could have done to more polish off the effect would have been to not have a screen to display the movie on. Also, I can't picture any woman on her own heading into that tunnel to buy tickets. It was broad daylight when I entered, and I was unnerved. Dark, hidden, and (one more time) not labeled.

Pity the Palas sometimes shows interesting filmsIn. Because not many people get to know about this…read more The publicity is meagre. No leaflets on display visible for outside; nor in useful places around (Town Hall theatre, Arts centre, Oranmore, libraries around the county, bookshops... Invisible, cold, wet, dark, windy ticket office. Interior un-thankful and unwelcoming. An architect who likes dark with places lots of sharp slivers of light penetrating the gloom, all aimed at the eyes, seemingly aimed to blind people (uplighters on the TOP of handrails beside steps (!), ceiling spotlights aimed BACK towards audience rather than down/forward). Little signage when needed (try and find directions to toilets; try to find row letters; where the edge of most steps are in the gloom...). The design is terrible. A health hazard. I expect the place to fold soon. Pity.