Reviews
Cineworld is brilliant since the recent refurbishment with new cinema features with 4DX for new cinema experience. Also with VIP given food and drink before going to see the latest blockbusters. With Cineworld unlimited card can be advantage for those die hard fans want see latest films. This can save you loads of money and get 25% of certain places for food and drink.
Had an amazing experience. Went VIP style. All you can eat buffet and unlimited soft drinks hot dogs and nachos for 30 and lazy boy recliners for 30.
Tried the VIP experience. Nice buffet options, quiet and clean bar area to chill before the film, good selection of (unlimited) snacks to take into the auditorium. Seats were spacious and comfy, with a moveable table for drinks and snacks. The price feels a little steep but I can see it being worth while when in a hurry and still want to eat before a film The only downside? The size of the seats meant I ft like I was miles away from my partner. Some double seats would be good so you can cuddle up while watching a film.
Out of the blue, looked for 2 last-minute seats for Blade Runner 2049 - got adjacent seats in an almost full theatre, good position rear right facing the screen, and very comfy and spacious.
Immense complex, like 4 or more complete multiplex cinemas, each stacked one on top of the other.
Tickets on the pricey side, but my son's school travel permit was accepted to give student discount on one ticket, £11 full-price, £8.80 student price.
Didn't have time to get popcorn etc, so cannot comment on prices or selection there.
Highly recommended if you are at a loose end in Glasgow on a Friday and want to avoid the crowds.
Nice cinema, very basic showings with no real interest in showing older or lesser known films, or anything that isn't a guaranteed hit. Understandable, but it would be nice to see some more variety. The staff couldn't be bothered when I was in, and it was as if I was a bother to them when I went to buy a drink. It makes you wonder what the point of coming to the cinema really is if this is what you're getting.
Fully accessible cinema (and tallest in Europe!) This has all new releases in 2D, 3D & 4DX.
Never taken so long to get tickets at a machine. Takes ages to get to the screens due to escalators and lots of floors. Nice comfortable seats though.
We did sit in row K to see Guardians of the Galaxy too & that did feel a bit far away from the action.
Still, it's all very acessible and a lovely movie venue.
Awsome complex, has a coffee house and bar, one of the biggest cinemas. They also have a huge screen that when seated feels like an arena with super comfy seats.... Has lifts and good wheel chair access. Good veriety of munches also