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This Cineworld has 12 screens and includes a licensed bar. There is free parking (3 hours maximum) in the Euro car park, subject to having your parking ticket validated at the Cineworld box office.

Edinburgh's Cineworld in Fountainbridge is the city's only cinema with an IMAX screen. It is surrounded by plenty of restaurants and a bowling alley.

This is an 11 screen Cineworld in the Parrs Wood Entertainment Centre just of the A34. It has a large free car park. is a short walk from East Didsbury train station and on bus routes 50, 142, 42, 42a, and 45a from Manchester city centre.

This is an 8 screen Cineworld on the sea front near to Brighton Pier. It has a free car park and there are a range of restaurants within walking distance. Bus routes 7 and 12 from the town centre pass the cinema.

Dundee's Cineworld opened in 1999 and features nine screens.

This Cineworld has free car parking and is in easy walking distance of the bus station. It is opposite the Spinning Gate shopping centre.

This is a 9 screen Cineworld in the Touchwood Shopping Centre: it is on the first floor. There is a large (pay) car park, which has much cheaper rates for entry after 6.00pm.

This art deco cinema was built for ABC and designed by their regular architect William Glen. It opened in June 1937. Since 2000, the ABC chain has been owned by Odeon who also operate another cinema, a former Gaumont, in this Bournemouth street.

A 12 screen Cineworld, very close to junction 9 of the M20, with a bar and ample free parking. It is located within Ashford's Eureka Leisure Park.

Part of the Barrbridge Leisure Centre, this 14 screen multiplex is well served by local eateries and plentiful parking.

This is a 7 screen Cineworld near the centre of this military town. Westgate Leisure Park has a chargeable car park, with a 3 hour stay limit, between 7am and 8pm, but is free outside these times. Both the bus and train stations are a 10 minute walk.

Scottish ingredients are given a cosmopolitan spin at this muted, stylish hotel restaurant located in central Stirling.

This is a 14 screen Cineworld in the Southside Shopping Centre: which was built on the former Wandsworth Greyhound Stadium. It has a (chargeable) multi-storey car park.