Hoyts Mandarin Centre

Chatswood, Australia

3.3

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6 opiniones

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Teléfono:
+61 2 9411 8811
Dirección:
Level 4 65 Albert Street, Chatswood, New South Wales, 2067
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
180 mChatswood
260 mChatswood Railway Street
270 mChatswood Interchange Stand L
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Hoy

Hoy 10:00 – 00:00
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Horario local (Chatswood) 2:23 lunes, 3 de noviembre de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 10:00 – 00:00
martes 10:00 – 00:00
miércoles 10:00 – 00:00
jueves 10:00 – 00:00
viernes 10:00 – 00:00
sábado 10:00 – 00:00
domingo 10:00 – 00:00

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6 opiniones sobre Hoyts Mandarin Centre

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Tu valoración: 3
Halifax, Canada
It’s another Hoyts. They’re pretty much all the same: big-​scale cinema, pretty nice seats and theatres, over-​priced snacks and drinks. The downside is that the parking garage is pretty small, and can easily get crowded. I only ever go here if it’s got a film I want to see at a time that’s better than the nearby Hoyts at the Westfield.
Tu valoración: 4
Sydney, Australia
«The Cinema That Time Forgot», now showing at Hoyts Mandarin Centre.
Oh sure, it’s often empty and oddly soulless and gets given no love from the Hoyts people and it’s just plain weird that there’s another Hoyts in Westfield literally one minute walk away, but I like this old girl.
When I get in one of my can’t-deal-with-crowds strops, this is where I head to catch a flick in the peace and quiet of a cinema with only a handful of people in it. Never change, Hoyts Mandarin.
Tu valoración: 4
Sydney, Australia
是个不错的休闲地，集看电影，游戏一起，还有很方便的吃食店，多种选择，it is good place to fun, not too much people.
We always go over there when we have time or day off.
Tu valoración: 3
Upper Sturt, Australia
Hoyts Mandarin is like the ugly sister of Hoyts Westfield. The seats are basic, uncomfortable and the armrests are firmly fixed (and unpadded). The cinema itself is tucked up in the top corner of the Mandarin Center so get your Sherlock Holmes on if you want to find it in time for your chosen session.
Aside from that, the screens are as big as you’d expect, the sound is ok and the AC is as cold as ever. We often come here if the sessions at other cinemas don’t suit us but it wouldn’t be our first choice.
Tu valoración: 3
Sydney, Australia
In terms of ambiance and décor, Hoyts Mandarin is pretty average. Unless you had researched its location, you wouldn’t know it was there. Tucked away towards the back top of the centre, it isn’t the easiest place to find. Parking is free, but a purchase must be made. This can be a bit frustrating so it is more convenient to park at Westfield Chatswood’s free 3 hour car park. I like Hoyts at the Mandarin Centre because it has plenty of movie times and showcases a larger variety of movies and genres compared to the Chatswood Westfield cinema located across the road. The atmosphere is fairly quiet, which some people enjoy.
Tu valoración: 3
Sydney, Australia
Hoyts Mandarin Centre manages to snag the limited run 2D screenings of movies otherwise everywhere else in 3D. This is the main reason why I visit this cinema. In the 3D craze of the early ‘10s, as it will go down in the annals of film history, there are plenty of movies run through a post-​production conversion process and they look terrible. Or they feature overtly cheesy effects. I recently caught Conan The Barbarian and Fright Night here, one was decent enough and the other was. .. enough. I’ll leave it up to you to figure out.
The cinemas are a tiny bit old but the projection is extremely clear and bright. Whatever they’re feeding the digital projectors is working. The seats aren’t quite as comfy as other cinemas (one cinema had fold down seats) but you will survive. One thing that Hoyts does is a little pre-​movie show with everyone’s barely tolerated TV personality, Andrew G. Try and skip these, they buffer the trailers so it’s hard, but they’re very very annoying.