Cinemas

A new cinema for New Brighton, featuring the latest digital technology and luxurious seating.

This Omniplex, in Antrim, claims the largest cinema screen in the island of Ireland.The OMNIMAXX screen is 23 meters wide and covers an entire wall. This cinema is the edge of the Junction One retail park with free parking on the A26 going towards…

This is a 12 screen Showcase within Westfield Derby on the third floor (Level 3). There are indoor pedestrian connections to both the Eagle Market and St Peter's Way precinct. It is in walking distance of both bus and railway stations. There is…

This is a 14 screen Showcase with lots of free parking. It has all the usual facilities including ticket collection points, print at home ticketing, XLR seating, and a 24 booking line. All screens have Dolby digital sound.

This is an 8 screen Cineworld. It is located off the A14 between the Kings road and the Risbygate Street roundabouts with a (chargeable) multi-stoyrey car park and others nearby. It is not in walking distance of Bury St Edmunds rail station, but is…

First opened in 1997, the Cineworld in Queen's Link Leisure Park features nine screens. Adults £7.40 (before 5pm £6.50). Children / Seniors / Students £4.60. Family ticket £21 (before 5pm and all day Sat, Sun and bank holidays £20). All tickets…

Glasgow's first modern multiplex has been part of the Cineworld group since 2005. It forms part of the Forge shopping centre and has seven screens.

Moray's playhouse was hastily erected in 1932, opening with ‘Jack’s the Lad’ and ‘Mickey Mouse’. It was designed by AG MacDonald, the son of then Prime Minister Ramsay McDonald.