Loughborough, United Kingdom
Old Hospital Ct
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+44 3303334444
Good for kids
Wheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible liftWheelchair-accessible seatingWheelchair-accessible toilet
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lovely cinema reasoable price was hoping it was going to stay open during the winter but sadly closed again due to covid will miss it wish it didn't close again
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It has many different restaurant in the same area in Cineworld, the restaurant are pizza express, Starbucks coffee, Papa John's Pizza, Plan Burrito Baxtergate (mexico restaurant) and Nando's Loughborough. It has a 2 floor in Cineworld. 10 out of 10 must go there. unfortunately there is no car park instead you have to find the car park yourself.
I love going to the Cinema. Cineworld is my idea of perfection. Right from the sparkly floor and the comfy seating to the variety of screen sizes from cosy to huge, I can't ask for better. Having had an Unlimited card since three days before it opened (it has its third birthday on 18th May '18) I am a regular visitor. Refreshments are available ( though expensive without an unlimited card discount) also there is a Starbucks coffee shop adjacent downstairs.(unlimited card discount there too and in adjacent restaurants). It's central location is ideal. Busses pass it and there is limited parking available. Wheelchair access and a lift are available and designated spaces in the numerous screens are provided.
Had a really enjoyable evening, it's good to get back to Cineworld
This was my first visit to Cineworld in Loughborough during October 2019. Meeting a friend to see Ad Astra, the cinema was pretty easy to find via Google Maps, and was situated in an area with lots of bars and restaurants around. The cinema itself is on the first floor of the complex. On entering through the ground floor doors there is a Starbucks on your left and escalators ahead of you. (I don't recall seeing any evidence of a lift for wheelchair users). Finding my friend I went to purchase a coffee from the counter but the machine was out of order, meaning a quick trip downstairs to buy one at Starbucks. We saw the film in screen 3, which was a quite small screening area. From where we were sat in row C it felt like you could practically reach out and touch the screen. In terms of presentation there were a couple of niggles. The picture quite obviously curved up at the bottom corners - we were sat to the right of the auditorium and at a guess I'd say that corner of the projected picture was about 8" higher than the bottom center of the picture. Some weird artefact was also visible on the right side of the screen in darker moments. I'm not sure quite what caused it (e.g. an odd reflection somewhere in the projection room) but the effect reminded me of screen burn you used to see on cash machines. Another issue I had was to do with the entry to the auditorium. Whenever someone went out to the toilet or a member of staff came in to check on things, the change in air pressure caused the ceiling tiles to audibly lift up and I found this a bit distracting. On a positive note, unlike a lot of cinemas I go to these days, the sound level wasn't set at a deafening level, so I didn't come out feeling like my ears had been assaulted. Hopefully the issues I had with that screen are not an indication of what to expect in the other screens.
I go here often since it opened and its always kept clean and tidy. Comfortable seats and a pleasant viewing experience every time.
My daughter and myself visited Cineworld to watch Downton Abbey. I hadn't been to the cinema in years and it was great. Everywhere was nice and clean with a good choice of food and drinks. Can't wait to go again.
The cinema offers lots of in trend films, the layers to the building adds a modern effect, the snacks they offer are a bit overpriced, but they have a wide range of snacks that I like.
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