Cineworld Cinemas

I have been a unlimited card user for several months now. Never had a problem. Always book online, collect tickets at the machine, and head in. Pretty painless. Could maybe make clear you can buy tickets from the food kiosks for people that are perhaps not too tech savvy.

I don’t get to the cinema much, but I had a Cineworld gift card to use and, as I’m not a fan of really tall buildings like the Cineworld in the city centre, we used this as an excuse to visit the new one in Silverburn. After a bit of a palaver with buying tickets (we weren’t sure if we could use the gift card on the self serve machines, and then we were confused by the seating options) we headed to our screen. It was then we discovered why our seating options had been so limited — the screen only had about 10 rows of seats! Not an issue for us though, and I think it certainly made for a quieter experience all round. The best bit? The leg room was the best I’ve experienced in any cinema that I remember! All in all, a good cinema and I would definitely return here over the city centre branch.

Having an Unlimited Card, we were quote excited when this new Cineworld opened. Its very close by our home, comparable in distance to the City Centre location but with much better parking. The number of screens is great and they even have dedicated viewing areas for those guests in wheelchairs with a private booth at the back of some screens with a wheelchair space and 2 seats which was great when one of our number broke his leg! lots of room in all regular seats also and very comfy. Very clean and Tidy with very helpful staff. the only gripe I have is that the Ice Blast machines keep breaking down (almost every time we are there) though this is only a minor inconvenience.
Handy with all the eating locations right next to it also. Great cinema

Oh dear
What an anti climax to a cinema opening
I expect teething troubles however having visited this place now about 6 times
I’ve gone back to my usual cinema
From popcorn on the floor
Double booking my chosen seats which I booked in advance online
Unhelpful staff
Giving out tasters of milkshakes only to find that the reason they were wetting your appetite and giving you a taste of something you wanted to but… Was because they were using up the last of the ice cream… Who does that, who apart from bullseye shows you what you could have had!!!
Also the to screens sometimes show the advert upside down, or just not on at all
This cinema really needs to start concentrating on the small details, they are the fresh new cinema yet loosing customers to competition cause they can’t serve customers and deliver a decent cinema experience
Yes they have the second biggest screen in Scotland but I don’t care if I can’t buy a drink without a scowl from a staff member making it feel like I’m interrupting their conversations and ruining their day

Very quick and small update — I’ve now been in the Superscreen, and it’s cracking. Not quite IMAX sized, but to be honest it’s big enough. It has nice wee extras, like toilets behind the screen entrance, so you don’t have to go out into the corridor area. Seats are nice and comfy, and the screen in brilliant.
You still have to go to Silverburn to get there (definitely not a fan!), but it’s a great cinema no matter what size of screen you’re going to.

Cineworld chain offers a great service with lots of services available within there cinemas. Downside is that the prices for food & drinks are very expensive & could be easily £20 for two people for basic snacks & drinks for eny film. The plus side is the unlimited cards. For a fee each month, currently £16.90 per month as of this posting gets screenings to as many films free, but small charges for 3d & other premium services. Good service generally but prices could be better.

Very well designed, clean and all round a very good cinema experience! Even though it was the opening day of Hunger Games Mockingjay part 2 and it was busy it didn’t feel crowded or over busy and queue’s where kept short at the kiosk.

My first trip to the cinema in about two years and I was impressed with this new Cineworld. The foyer area is massive, there are lots of tickets machines but I struggled to see an old school ticket desk. A helpful staff member told us that you could buy tickets from the snack counters.
We went on a Tuesday so I was using my Meerkat Movie code (basically a two for one deal) which made the cost a total of £8.10 for two adults to see the new Bond film. Not bad at all. Of course we then spent £5.10 on a large popcorn!
We were in one of the smaller screens but I was impressed with the seating layout and the comfort of the seats. The seats aren’t drop down seats and have a nice headrest for properly relaxing in to. There’s oodles of legroom and I’d say it’s the comfiest I’ve been in a cinema and for a two and a half hour film (plus trailers and ads) that’s pretty good going.
The picture and sound quality were great and I enjoyed the whole experience. I wish I had the time to go to the cinema more often.

I was impressed by my visit to Cineworld Silverburn as the booking process was easy, simply log in with Facebook and get a discount on your tickets. I don’t go to the cinema that often as it can be quite expensive, but on a stormy wet day very little beats the comfort of a really comfy chair in this cinema. no ordinary seats as they have lots of leg room and are like lounge chairs. Nothing like cinema seats I have experienced before.
Drinks and pick and mix and popcorn are available, and I enjoyed treating myself to the popcorn for that authentic cinema feeling (though trying to hold your phone with QR code, student card and popcorn and drink all at the same time to get access to your screen is pretty difficult!)
Will definitely visit again, my preferred Cineworld, though the view from the entrance is not quite as exciting as the one in town. the Silverburn bus station is not that scenic compared to rooftop city views in town.

I wasn’t all that excited for Cineworld opening at Silverburn, I’ll be honest. The last time I went to the movies was June 2014 and it’s just not something I ever think of doing, even when it’s a movie I like the sound of. I also don’t get to Silverburn very often even though I live nearby because of two reasons — 1 the horrendous parking situation; and 2 all the people.
So I really wanted to see The Martian as I loved the book so much, and this week is the last week they’re showing it. We booked online and collected our tickets when we arrived although note that you can’t scan an iPhone 6 Plus screen to collect them as the screen is too big. Ha.
The cinema foyer is pretty small, just has a candy bar bit and a Starbucks and toilets but that’s fine by me. The actual cinema we were in (6) was a wee one, with only about 10 rows of seats. It was great though as it was only about half full and everyone there was my kind of movie goer — silent and well behaved. There is loads of legroom and it was pretty damn comfy for a 2+ hour movie. It’s about £9 each booking online which isn’t too bad really.
I’ll definitely be back!

Great cinema, great leg room and not cramped in the seats. The complex has a great American vibe to it. Sadly on a Friday night they seem to struggle with the volume of patrons at the kiosk which meant waiting 25 mins for a drink, and missing the start of the film. Hopefully teething problems-I’ll definitely return… with my own drink

Great location for the cinema, there are multiple restaurants/​places to get food.
The screens are good, though vary in size quite drastically. The seats are comfortable but do not «flip up» like traditional cinema seats, the leg room is good, I am 6 ft 2 and have plenty room.
I have a cinema card so have been about ⁷⁄₈ times since it opened and each time the experience has been good.
My top tip is that tesco are is right next door for your snacks/​drinks, the prices of food are still quite high, but this is apparently where a cinema makes money.
In short, it’s a nice modern cinema. You get the same films as you would in Glasgow Cineworld, missing our one or two «indie» films. But it’s handy, plenty free parking.
We now use this cinema as our first choice.

A new shiny cineworld cinema. Located above silverburn shopping centre just off the m77.
This cinema is massive for the location licensed bar, Starbucks and great selection of confectionery and Ice cream. In addition to the food and drink you have the cinema itself it’s brand new so you get comfy seats great view large screens and great sound system. While we are on the subject of screens these guys have a super screen one of the first in the UK and this thing is massive it does cost a premium but is worth it for the right movie.
Other than that they show the usual selection of 2d and 3d movies at the great cineworld unlimited card rates. You really can’t complaint. So settle down for a coffee/​beer/​soft drink serve up the popcorn and enjoy a movie in Glasgow newest cinema.

This is a well designed, stylish cinema with friendly staff and great screens. It’s extortionate, but to be honest the prices are consistent with the Cineworld chain so it’s neither a surprise nor is it unfair. It shows 3d and 2d and has a giant «super screen» which I can’t wait to check out (sadly Magic Mike XXL was not offered in this screen; an oversight in my opinion). There’s a Baskin Robbins ice cream stand and a Starbucks — not a concession, an actual store, so it offers the full range of beverages. It’s right up the stairs from the food court so it’s central for all your date night/​family day needs.
What I’d like to see them do to improve the experience is better ticket deals and a wider selection of films, as there’s not anything really apart from the standard multiplex fare. Other than that, I had a great afternoon and will certainly be back.