Vue

Multiplex within the Star City entertainment complex north east of the town center (which also boasts restaurants, bars, nightclubs, bowling and a large casino). The cinema offers 24 screens, including 3 gold class screens with larger, more comfortable seats, at-seat service, free popcorn and a bar.

Address: 29 Star City
Price: £5.70-6.60 (£8-15 for gold class)
Website: myvue.com (opens in a new tab)

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