Cineworld Cinemas

Cineworld is my preferred choice of cinema, mainly due to my unlimited card but it's also got an awful lot of useful features and they try to combine the internet site and their cinema to make the experience as easy and hassle free as possible. Before I had an unlimited cars and I used to pay each visit they used to go out of their way to keeps costs down which I found one major benefit. They partake in Orange Wednesdays, but at my local cinema in Bexleyheath, they also used to do a discount on a Tuesday where you could watch a film for about £4. I'm not sure if this is nationwide but it's a perfect example of how they try to keep their costs down for ...  Read the complete review

Growing up in West Yorkshire, our local cinema was an Odeon, so it wasn't until I moved down South in my teens that I had even heard of Cineworld! I'm going to write my review starting from the booking of tickets. I went to the cinema a few years ago with my mother and sister in law, only to find the film we wanted to see was sold out and we ended up watching a film none of us enjoyed! Now, whenever we want to go, we book our tickets online. The website is simple to navigate around. There are 2 ways to find your local cinema. You can either use the quick book on the right hand side of the screen: Here you just use the drop down boxes to find your ...  Read the complete review

I love going to the cinema to see the latest films and tend to go about twice a month. I've lived all over the country and have had a different cinemas in each place I've been. My local cinema now is cineworld and I have to say I do like it, apart from it being so expensive, but that's the way it is these day (no longer can you get a cinema ticket for £2.50). Tickets cost around £8 for adults which I always think is expensive but if you compare it to theatre tickets I suppose it's cheap. I tend to go on a Wednesday so at least I can get the 2 for 1 deal with orange. I do like popcorn and a drink when I go to the cinema but this really bumps the price up. ...  Read the complete review

My wife and I love going to the cinema every so often and as we love to go shopping in Glasgow we always visit Cineworld Glasgow as it is well located just off the main streets for shops and near to the train station. The cinema itself is a multi storey building (I believe about 6 floors) with a number of screens offering all the big films out at the time. The cinema itself has a good amount of information on the outside as it has advertising for the current films on offer and future film releases also alongside the timetable for films showing currently. The cinema is well laid out, clean and well maintained with a good sized area for ticket purchasing aswell ...  Read the complete review

We used to go to our local cineworld regularly as it was close to our work place, we had the unlimited pass and used to go at least once a week, sometimes more. At the time we were paying £12 a month and this worked out at quite good value. We avoided buying any food and going out for tea and it became quite a good way to enjoy a cheap night out. However we found that instead of going to the cinema for enjoyment, it got to the stage where we were going because we felt we had to, to get our money's worth. In the end, we decided we were no longer getting value for money so cancelled the subscription and decided we'd just go now and again to see any blockbusters that we ...  Read the complete review