Vue Cinema (Camberley) Reviews


Newest Review: ... itself is actually very nice, good layout and clean with easy access to parking, although the car park is quite tight and small. As with most cinemas these days, I find Vue to be very expensive, but for a night out once in a while and a good movie, its worth it. The first movie I saw in this cinema was Twilight, and I chose to pay an extra 50p and sit on the bean bags as I thought this sounded like a comfy idea - not quite so. The bean bags are at the very front and you actually have to look up to see the screen, so you get a sore neck, and everyone in the film looks like an upside down triangle! I practically ended up lying on the floor ... more
Customer Vue Cinema (Camberley) Reviews (3)

by - written on 12/02/10 (Very useful, 166 readings)
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I was quite excited when this cinema was built as I like to go see new movies, and its so much easier than going to Basingstoke or Guildford to see a movie. The Vue in Camberley is part of the new Atrium shopping centre, and has only recently been built, some of the centre is still to be opened its that new! The cinema itself is actually very nice, good layout and clean with easy access to parking, although the car park is quite tight and small. As with most cinemas these days, I find Vue to be very expensive, but for a night out once in a while and a good movie, its worth it. The first movie I saw in this cinema was Twilight, and I ... Read the complete review

by - written on 06/10/09 (Useful, 119 readings)
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Vue Camberley is a good cinema and is ideally located meaning I don't have to go all the way to Basingstoke or Guildford when I want to see a film. The Cinema (as is common with other cinemas)is very expensive to become too much of a habit, although for the occasional night out, to see the latest release, it's great. Parking in the new Atrium car park is £1.50 for the night, but it should be free, tempting people to come into town at night and not pushing them out into the suburbs with a rental DVD. For an extra 50p in the cinema you can sit on beanbags and for an extra £1 you will be able to sit in premier seats, however both are unnecessary, and ... Read the complete review

by - written on 10/07/09 (Very useful, 209 readings)
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We aren't expert cinema-philes, but have visited a couple in our area. Several have closed over the years, so when the new Atrium shopping centre was being built, we waited for Vue to open with a lot of anticipation. We parked in the new park house, wondering how easy it was to find. The lift doors opened, and there we were! It is a bit disorienting, as there is no ticket window - there you are right in the concession area, wondering where exactly you buy your ticket. There are ticket machines on the wall, but no helpful information like, just how old is a child for a child ticket? The machine doesn't give you that information, either. We did find out ... Read the complete review
