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Vue Cinema (Plymouth)Newest Review: ... buy them online and print them of at one of the ticket machine just inside the main doors. Outside you can park for free. You can also choose from several different restaurants, so the VUE in Plymouth has definitely a good location. You can either walk there or drive, I prefer driving. Inside everything is very organized and there are signs on show for everything so getting lost is not easy. Opinion A few weeks ago I went to see 'The Imaginerium of Dr. Parnassus' which I have been waiting for a year to see. I had high expectations so I wanted everything to be perfect; it wasn't. The lights in the middle were left on and the first 2... more |
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by - written on 06/11/09 (Very useful, 77 readings)
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The last time at visited VUE in Plymouth I had quite the experience. I go to the cinemas at least twice a month but have never been treated like I was at Plymouth. The VUE You can find VUE all over the country but I have only been to the one in Plymouth. They have up to 12 screens and show the latest films several times a day. They always have offers for all ages and are very generous when it comes to students and kids. At the cinema you can buy food, drinks, snacks, sweets, ice cream and of course popcorn but keep in mind that it costs a fortune and maybe bringing your own is a better idea. The tickets you can buy either at the ticket ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/07/09 (Very useful, 197 readings)
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Vue cinema, Plymouth, is located on the Barbican Industrial Estate near Plymouth's Marina. The estate also hosts other really good venues such as Nandos, Oceana, Pizza Hut, a Gym, Frankie and Bennys and other bars/restaurants. The cinema consists of 15 Screens and can seat upto 3315 people; I have frequented this cinema many a time whilst I was a student of Plymouth for 3 years. As you enter the cinema you confronted with a large ticket booth which is rarely used, past that and you get the large concessions bar where you can purchase a large selection of over priced drinks. The concessions stand hosts a variety of food, drink and snacks. The vue, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/06/09 (Useful, 74 readings)
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I've watched 2 films now in less than 2 months - Star Trek and Angels and Demons at the Vue cinema complex (formerly Warner Village) in Plymouth. Vue has approximately 14 screens so there is normally something for all, and they do also have a Sunday morning performance for children at a very reasonable price - which parents will love. I love watching films at vue, but ticket prices are high and it makes it difficult for many to justify compared to waiting 6 months and buying the dvd. I certainly like the sound effects and the comfortable chairs, but I certainly don't love the cost! I really don't know how people can afford to spend so much on ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/12/08 (Useful, 62 readings)
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Vue cinema located in Gunwharf Quays is a great attraction to Plymouth. It might be a bit pricey compared to other cinemas such as the Odean and ABC's etc but you certainly get what you pay for. It is centralised in the middle of Gunwharf stretches over the shops. The entrance is at the top of an escalator with surrounding restaurants either side which makes it well located if you happen to turn up and see you have an some time to spare before the film and fancy a bite to eat. It has a big fouya area after the ticket desk. The ticket desk is only open when the cinema is very busy otherwise you can just walk through to the food/drink counter to buy your ... Read the complete review
by - written on 12/12/08 (Very useful, 166 readings)
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Now I have two children my hubby and I like to go on dates to keep a bit of a spark in our relationship and catch up a bit because life is so hectic. Going to the cinema for us is a real treat because we don't do it very often. We tend to use the Vue cinema in Plymouth which is situated in the Warner Village complex just outside the City Centre. It's the most popular one in our area and the showings of films are regular. The first thing you will notice when you enter is the fact that they have done away with the front desk. You have to either purchase your tickets by card through a machine or go to the where they sell the food and get them from ... Read the complete review
from vazaa50
16/12/2008
Vue Cinema (Plymouth) : Take a closer Vue of Plymouth.from Claribella
12/12/2008

