I have had my card for just over 2 years now, me and my husband were originally persuaded to get them to go on "double dates" with friends of ours. i wasnt that keen ont he idea to start with as i thought it would make me feel i had to go even if i didnt want to just to get my monies worth. However my attitude changed completely as soon as i started using it, the first weekend it was raining so we decided to have a "cinema day" starting at 10am and watched 4 films that day, it was brilliant we had nothing else to do and managed to get our monies worth and more in just one day. we have done this quite a bit since when its a horrible weekend and have ...  Read the complete review

I've had my Cineworld unlimited card for about 7 years now, back when the company was called UGC. I think back then it was £10 for unlimited films for a month. It has slowly crept up to £15 a month since then. I still find this to be good value for money as I generally go to the cinema about once a week, which would cost me about £32 a month if I paid the standard fee. For £15, I can see as many films as I like per month. So, it's good for those days where I am bored but cash strapped as I all I have to pay is my train fare to catch a film. I used to receive vouchers for money off popcorn, drinks etc in the cinema but haven't received any for a year or two ...  Read the complete review

I no longer have my Cineworld unlimited card but up until a few months ago my husband and I both had the cards for over a year. We decided to get the cards as the price of going to the cinema now is very expensive especially if there is two of you and due to our working hours going on a Wednesday and taking advantage of the Orange Wednesday BOGOF offer or going before noon to get a cheaper price was not always possible. Getting the cards was very easy, we just simply completed the online form and uploaded a photo. I was then emailed with a temporary letter that allowed us to use take advantage of the unlimited usage until our actual cards arrived in the post. ...  Read the complete review

im now tied into an unlimited card with cineworld .....at first the card seemed like a great idea ,i thought i could go a few times a month ,and probably save a few quid on normal ticket prices .....ive been a few times now and have to say ...ITS A TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE ,glasgow renfield street cinema seems to be populated by morons who talk/text/make phonecalls all the way through the film ,id rather not go and see movies under these circumstances ,so i tried to cancel my card ....cineworld sent me back an email saying they have a zero tolerance policy for people runing movies by talking,phoning etc ....clearly this is just not true,now i seem to be stuck with a card i wont be using(as cineworld refuse to cancel it) ....so thanks cineworld for the zero tolerance policy (shame you dont actually enforce it)

I'd toyed with the idea of getting a Cineworld card for quite some time but decided to make the plunge this year. I live near Glasgow and therefore am lucky enough to have the massive Glasgow Cineworld cinema near me which was at one time the tallest cinema in the world (I don't know if it still is!) and has 18 screens. It also has a bar where you can kill time waiting on a movie to start although it is rather overpriced. The top floor affords great views, too. All in all, I felt with a great cinema like that on my doorstep, I'd be daft not to get a Cineworld Unlimited card. It costs £14.99 for a month or £179.88 for a whole year for access to cinemas all over ...  Read the complete review