Vue Cinema (Thanet) Reviews

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Newest Review: ... our staff passes, which was the extra incentive we needed to try it out, interestingly enough when we got there none of the staff actually knew about the discount, but that was besides the point! The cinema complex is large and imposing from the outside. As you enter it follows the standard format. Over to the left is a long bank of tills where you can buy your tickets, and some food and snacks. If you have pre booked your tickets you can get them out of a machine by inserting your card, which is great as there is less of a queue. There are plenty of screens, the numbers go into two digits, so there is always plenty to see at a time to... more

Customer Vue Cinema (Thanet) Reviews (2)

ktbainbridge
Vue Cinema (Thanet): Overpriced, but they have the monopoly. (313 words)
by - written on 25/01/10 (Very useful, 67 readings)
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A vue cinema has recently opened up in a new shopping complex near myself and my work place, in Westwood cross in Thanet. It is the first one in the local area, but I have visited one before, in the Bristol/ Bath area, which I was quite impressed with. Vue had contacted the company I work for and offered a discount if we took along our staff passes, which was the extra incentive we needed to try it out, interestingly enough when we got there none of the staff actually knew about the discount, but that was besides the point! The cinema complex is large and imposing from the outside. As you enter it follows the standard format. Over to the left is a long bank of ...  Read the complete review

Dexter01
A better class of cinema. (627 words)
by - written on 25/07/09 (Very useful, 1359 readings)
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My wife recently treated me to dinner and the cinema and to make a change, we went to Vue in Westwood Cross, Kent. It always amazes me when I walk into a cinema. No matter which one you go in, they are pretty much the same design. If all the adverts were taken down and you walked in blindfolded, after opening the eyes, you would have no trouble guessing the place was a cinema. The only major difference I could find with Vue was where you purchased the tickets. Normally, you have a ticket stand at one bit, get the tickets and then walk in to get get sweets, etc. At Vue, we purchased the tickets at the same place as you purchase sweets, etc. This made it ...  Read the complete review