Cineworld

You would not know that this cinema was here until you are on top of it but I am so glad I did. Most times when I take the family to the cinema, I feel like someone has robbed me.
I still feel a bit like I have should have sold a vital organ when I order popcorn but at least the family ticket was under £20.
The theatre’s themselves are large and there is good viewing from all areas. Even my kids can see over the seats in front.
There are loads of deals to be had online although non ever seem to be for the popcorn.
A very good day out and the best cinema in the area.

Went to go and see the film Expandables 2 and was quite suprised how much the place has changed, since it has been a while since I was last here. Very clean and tickets are fair priced. Good size screen and staff are very friendly. Only bad point is the price of the food, but that was to be expected.

Love this cinema as it’s a big modern one which shows all of the latest films but it’s much cheaper than some other cinemas. It only used to be £4 on a tuesday for students when I went. The food and drinks are quite expensive but then they have to be in order to make money.

We went to see the Kings Speech last night at the Eden Cinema, and as a treat because it was Cheap Tuesday offer, I booked VIP setas for £7.50 each (3 of us went). We loved it, a member of staff took us up to the box, there were 10 seats in total with a thick glass screen looking into the cinema. We were able to adjust the volume in the box and the seats were really comfortable (shame they did not recline ha ah) with tons of leg room. We ere the only people in the box so it was a real treat, plus we were able to chat without annoying anyone else. Fantastic idea and a bit of a treat as i suspect these seats are £11 on a normal day.

This is a great Cinema to go with the kids On a Saturday morning films are £1 so its fun as well as affordable. It is clean inside too.

I go to this cinema at least once a week — as cinemas go this is without a doubt one of the best around. Being newly built, the facilities are excellent — a large concessions and bar area, VIP seats, lots of clean and well maintained toilets, friendly staff, comfortable seats with plenty of leg room, 12 screens of different sizes and good disabled access including a lift operated by staff to avoid it being vandalised. The Unlimited Card is a BRILLIANT idea if you love the cinema as you only have to go twice a month to justify the cost.

Recently built as part of the Eden centre, cineworld offers all the latest blockbusters and mod cons you would expect from a big chain cinema.
The seats are comfy and air con offers a relaxed and comfortable viewing. Not the best pic n mix but popcorn, chocs and other sweets are all good. The bar affers a relaxed atmosphere and comfy seats to enjoy a drink before and/​or after the film.
On offer are also the executive suites and packages for the film fanatic.

I have been here on a couple of occassions since it first opened and I can honestly say I’ve been impressed on both occassions. The place has always seemed professional and clean and the large number of screens means there is always a good choice of films on offer to watch. My latest visit was to watch the most recent Bond film ‘Quantum of Solace’ and by fluke it was on one of the digital presentation screens, which was amazing! I also spied the VIP seats behind me which I am just going to HAVE to try on my next visit! The only downsides are the over-​priced pic n mix, popcorn and drinks etc (but then you can say the same for every cinema) and also you have to walk apst the entrance to the Bowling Alley, where there tends to be a number of youths hanging around at weekends. Overall I’d definitely recommend it though!

Standard pictures, £5 a ticket then all the other stuff that goes, drink popcorn etc. I have been here both on and evening and during the day and depending how much you want to see a film and how sad you might look during the day is fantastic, only about half a dozen people in the screen so nice enjoyable film

This is a new cinema which was built as part of the Eden project.
I recently went here to see Mamma Mia, this was the first time I’d been to the cinema in quite a few years. It was bright and clean and I was impressed with the layout. The cost of seeing a film here is slightly cheaper than the nearby cinema at Handy Cross, but you do have to pay to park.
It is great to have a cinema back in the town again, and there are plenty of places to eat nearby, which means you can make it a pleasant evening or day out.

It has 12 screens ranging from small to large-​medium, a bar and a kids show on a Saturday morning which is really good value for money. There tends to be the usual national films here really but its good that you can get to see the new releases and the cinema is conveniently located as it is right near the bus station and is part of the Eden shopping centre.

The new Cineworld cinema is part of the new Eden Shopping Centre and has 12 screens. It’s well priced with all films before 5pm just £5 per tickets. It also has cheap Tuesday tickets and an unlimited scheme when for £12 a month you can see as many films as you like.
As it has 12 screens it shows a really good choice of films with lots of showings every day. The food is pricey as it is in all cinemas but no one forces us to buy it. Unfortunately you do have to pay to park but it is cheaper after 6pm.

This shows a huge variety of films because it’s got so many screens, it’s a great location right next to the bowling, yo sushi, frankie & bennys. It has a coffee republic in it and the toilets are really nice there. Although I do not like the screens or seats much, the big ones are so nice, but about the other 10 are quite uncomfortable and the screens are definitely too small.

You’re not going to get any different films than any other chain but at least you get cheap seats on a Tuesday! Lots of toilets and funky sparkly marble floor on the way in. Seats very comfortable

It’s a cinema. It’s in High Wycombe. About all that needs to be said really, though it has 12 screens ranging from small to large-​medium, a bar that sometimes serves beer (seems to be random whether it’s on or not) and a kids show on a Saturday morning. It’s part of the new Eden shopping centre development so if you go along and can’t find a film you like you can always cross to the bowling alley instead. The projection facilities are analogue not digital (unlike the nearby Empire Cinema at the M40 junction), and the difference shows. But yes, I do go there since it’s closer!