Cineworld Middlesbrough

cine world is the best cinema there is around town you get all the movies there and you get assume 3D glasses but the food is to much to by its all expensive

the £1 movies on a saturday morning are good but i’m not saying that it’s the best it really isn’t i go with my brothers sometimes and i really don’t like the food or anything there there is a lot of choice but the food service and the people who work there are saddos and there are awful; they give you less for what you pay for and makes me feel sad coz i’m not getting my moneys worth so really it isn’t that good if i didn’t like my brothers i wouldn’t go because who else would take them so i pay for them but i don’t feel comfortable in the movies well cineworld anyway

Cineworld is your average cinema. It has the usual high priced snacks: pick ‘n’ mix, popcorn, drinks, ice-​creams and bagged sweets. They also have a lovely Ben & Jerry’s ice-​cream counter that serve sundaes and gorgeous ice-​cream milkshakes.
If you’re going in the late afternoon/​evening on a popular day (e.g. Fridays, weekends or Orange Wednesdays) then there can be quite a long queue for tickets but it moves quite quickly.
There’s plenty of leg room but the floor can get messy/​sticky so be careful about putting your handbag under your seat (mine got covered in chocolate sauce once!)
There’s a bar upstairs but during busy times the seating is very limited.

The cinema is a great location in Middlesbrough, It’s just out of town but very easy to get too, surrounded by eateries and theres a pub just over the road. I have a cineworld yearly pass that cost me £100 but its well worth it if you go to the cinema often. To buy a single adult ticket i think it is about £6 so this can become expensive over a period of time. Middlesbrough cineworld has lots of screens with extra large ones upstairs. The place is always clean and the staff are always helpful if you need them. The snacks and drinks are expensive but you expect that with cinemas, overall, very nice.

This is my favourite cinema in the area as the chairs are lovely and comfortable and there is plenty of leg room. There are lots of screens anda great range of snacks and sweet and a bar on the first floor. Try the ice creams — yum!
The only two negative points about Cineworld is the price and also the parking. This is in a car park that is also used by patrons of several restaurants so leave plenty of time incase you have a little walk.

Excellent cinema — we subscribe to their ‘unlimited pass’, which is £11.99 per month and you can visit the cinema as often as you like.
Good facilities, although the food/​snacks are quite expensive.

This is an excellent cinema! It is modern and spacious and has enough screens to allow them to show both blockbusters as well as more cult/​indie films. The food is over priced, but is to be expected in a cinema! If you’re willing to pay, then there is a vast range of cinema snacks to choose from they even have their own Ben and Jerry’s stand, fantastic! The ticket prices are also as you’d expect for a standard show but they have £1 Saturday morning kid films and as it’s Cineworld, you could always invest in the Unlimited Card and see as many films as you like for under £12 per month. The bar is an excellent addition to the cinema, especially if you have to wait for your film to begin and the weekly movie quiz is much fun!

This cinema is easy to reach by car and a short walk from a bus or train station. Parking is limited to blue spaces in the week but on weekends the whole car park near the leisure park is free.
All screens are spacious with well set out seats — no struggling to see for those shorties who get stuck behind tall people!
The staff here are fairly helpful and with the more busier films will actually help you find seats by asking audience members to move along and make room. However on occasion there has been the odd staff member who has given the impression of not being willing to work.
The cinema is a large complexion with a bar and itbox to entertain people while waiting. There are three possible food counters with typical cinema food, though the prices I would say are a little extortionate.
The only complaints are that sometimes the floors are sticky and that in younger age films the screens can be subject of annoying youths near the back who throw popcorn at the audience. Security can sort this out however. Pricing is reasonable though not brilliant.

This cinema is very easy to get to. Just off the A66 which is one of the main roads leading to Middlesbrough. There is good carparking but it is shared with long stay shoppers and gym members. A part of the carpark is free for cinema go-​ers and these spaces are well marked.
There are lots of screens showing a wealth of pictures at different times throughout the day. Once you have selected your film there are escalators allowing access to upper floor screens. A bar is between some of the uppers floors.
There is a good range of confectionary and drinks, and this is available on floors other than the lower ticket sales floor.
Once inside the seats are one of the most comfortable I have sat in to see a film.
One bad point is as it is so easy to access there is often more than a fair share of unaccompanied children who are not always as eager to watch the film as you might be :(
For this reason I usually try to see older certificate films here

From the exterior this cinema looks pretty good, the inside is the same, very spacious, and lots of choice of refreshments, whether you want an alcoholic drink or just a coke. The is an ice cream bar, as well as a shop selling all things sweet. The only downside really is the price of everything. I know cinemas have a reputation for being a lot of money, but this is the most expensive one i have been to before. The only way you could really get your moneys worth is if you went to the cinema more than a few times a month then you could get an unlimited pass. otherwise its an expensive night out.
On the other hand the actual screen are very good, seats are the comfiest I have ever seen in a cinema.