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Cineworld unlimited card - seriously worth it, now I can watch any movie I want at the cinema - also if you use this code you get a month free - RAF-54EF-51AS-04UA-74AL
Love watching movies. Especially with my Premium Unlimited card. But walking through 'Trocadero' is like jumping back in time. Come on guys. This was last renovated 20 odd years ago. Do something!
CineworldMay 28, 2011Get an Unlimited Card and see as many films as you like for just £17.99 per month - 2 visits to Cineworld and it pays for itself. Perfect for all-day movie marathon sessions.
Gordon CharltonJuly 25, 2013The Trocadero Centre was lovely when if first opened. It is now decrepit and disgusting and unfortunately so is this cinema
There are far nicer cinemas in the West End and some charge less for early screenings eg Empire and Apollo. If you want to pay top whack for a crappy suburban style multiplex this is your place
Mei SuenSeptember 29, 2013Disabled access by side of building between The Ripley's building and the Trocadero, ring the bell or call 020 7434 0032
With the unlimited card you only pay £18/month and then it's for free. Love it!!!
Toilets are disgusting. The chairs are almost at the same level, which makes it easy for someone sitting in the 2 or 3 rows in front of you to obscure half of the screen.
Firdaus HaqueMay 31, 2012Do not panic if you are running late for the show. It does not begin without 20 mins of trailers of new releases. But if you want to grab the best seats hurry up the escalator.
The least charming out of all the available cinemas in the west end. The concession stands always look very bleak. Food is too expensive to buy! They don't do student discounts.
Kais ManaiApril 2, 2010Screens 1 & 2 are the biggest, rest are small. Always big queues on Friday and Saturday and there is a maximum of only 3 tills so leave extra time!
BenjaminApril 30, 2012Get yourself the Cineworld Unlimited card - well worth it if you like your movies!
Unlimited card members now get 10% off food and drinks: #win- Get the cinime app an win a popcorn. Totally worth it!!!
Alexandra GoldsteinAugust 8, 2014Pretty shabby and the lights in the Ladies barely work. Seats are comfy though.
Almost inaccessible as the Trocadero is being completely refurbished
Marisa AnnaOctober 6, 2012Make sure the ticket machine prints out all your tickets - am now waiting for the manager to figure out what happened to our missing tix
Ale TraveNovember 27, 2011Difficult to find it if entering from the Trocadero, better use the entrance on Shaftesbury Avenue
Anna FerreiraAugust 24, 2014Terrible staff, seems they're having a bad time working here and they pass this to the costumers 😵😵😵 don't recommend this place to anyone
Jezz JamesMay 4, 2011Regular problems with heating/air con - some screens freezing cold others boiling hot
If there's a queue, get your tickets from the concession stand!
Nelsea FagerlundApril 2, 2013Not great seats, you better pray you don't get a tall person sitting in front of you...
Worst maintained cineworld I know of. Screen 2 has had a dark projection and broken right speakers for years now. Also lots of people talk through the films.
No cup holder on your arm rest? It's mounted low down on the seat in front!
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