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IMAX Theatre

The largest IMAX screen in British Columbia with a mix of Hollywood feature films and traditional IMAX films.

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Address: 675 Bellville St
Getting there: part of the Royal BC Museum
Price: $9-12, Hollywood feature films are an extra $3.25. Tickets are not included with regular museum admission but discounted combo tickets are available
Website: imaxvictoria.com (opens in a new tab)

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