Vue Cinema Reading

i was not impressed by the vue cinema in reading at all today. we all turned up with the tickets we bought online and we were not allowed to go in because we did not have ID ?!?! i meen, im sorry but we are 15, we are not expected to carry around ID with us. and the tickets were bought online and it did not say on the website anything about needing ID, it is a silly rule and it ruined my friends b-day... we were not allowed to go in and therefore had to get a refund from all 7 tickets - couples retreat. i was very dissapointed.... and soo were my gallsss/joeee x

There can be few cinemas with such a prime location as Vue Reading. Nestled on the river side, in the heart of Reading, right next to the Oracle centre and a short walk from the station, Vue Reading is a modern and deceptively large cinema. There are 10 screens in all; this being a chain cinema you won't find this cinema showing many "arty" films - but all the blockbusters and new releases are generally available. Parking is in the adjacent Oracle carpark, a short lift ride away, and is at your own cost. Tickets can be pre-booked on the Vue website at www.myvue.com ; I find this worth doing even at the slight extra card cost of £2.50, as ...  Read the complete review

I was quite impressed with this cinema the first time I went. As you walk up to it the entrance is surrounded by little screens which show you still adverts of current and upcoming films which is nice to give you an idea of whats being shown before you even walk in. When you go in there is a reasonably big ticket dispensory, probably about six tills. There are also a few self service tills if you're paying by card or have prebooked your tickets. You then head on upstairs to the food section, which also doubles as a ticket sales area sometimes when the cinema is quiet. Again there are quite a few tills and a specific Ben and Jerrys ice cream area, as well as a ...  Read the complete review

I went to this cinema to see Quantu of Solace not too long ago. This was my first visit to any Vue cinema. My first impression when I walked in was slightly confused. The ticket office was there but no one was around and the display was off. Instead, a crude sign told us to go and buy tickets from the food place. There was nowhere giving us a brief descriptions of the films as in Showcase, Cineworld, Savoy and just about every other cinema I've been to. This was annoying as we didn't really know what was on or have a film in mind we wanted to see - hence why we ended up going to see James Bond. The cinema was a lovely size, and they had a good range ...  Read the complete review