Odeon Cinema

A bit grubby. It’s my closest cinema but I usually drive to Reading instead (about 11 miles away but worth the drive)

Hugely overpriced, generally very uncomfortable seats. Staff can be friendly and helpful, but equally can be unwelcoming sometimes. Just luck of the draw really.

Have not been at this cinema for years but when I used to go they had stairs and escalators to get up there as its right at the top. It was convenient if you wanted to go bowling or for a meal as it was all downstairs. There is a free car park outside as well which is huge and covers the whole retail park down to Morrisons. Anyway the cinema has a lot of screens, it does not look big but it is. The toilets are always really clean. The food as usual in a cinema is pricey so I recommend you take stuff with you if you go. The cinema screens themselves varied some the seats were ok and it was tidy others the seats were falling apart and the room did not look clean. it is a gamble.
As usual Odeon are quite pricey for the cinema tickets themselves, as well.

Pros The cinema’s centrally located in the town and has several screens, which means that there’s always a good choice of films on at convenient times. There’s also a large selection of snacks available as well as a DVD shop, and the cinema is situated close to the bowling alley and several restaurants.
Cons The car park isn’t great, and the area is usually full of chavs. The cinema itself is a bit run-​down and old, and the floors are usually sticky and unswept. The prices seem ridiculously high, £8 for an adult ticket, and frankly I’d prefer to drive a little further and go to a more modern cinema.

A pleasing experience if slightly expensive. Food are standard premium prices, no surprises there. The screens themselves are big and display a sharp picture. Seats provided are not the most comfortable especially for a three hour epic but bearable all the same. In essence, this is the commercialized film experience we are all growing so accustomed to.

Located in the Peel Centre of Bracknell next to the Bowling Alley and the Pizza Hut, accessible via an escalator Looks small on the outside but has 10 screens and shows all the major film releases. Seats not the most comfortable around (go to the Vue in Reading for a better experience), but adequate for a local cinema. As with all cinemas the food and drinks are overpriced.

i think this cinema is great it looks fairly small from outside but it has a good number of screens and quite spacious. The food and drink selection is ok but like all cinemas is hugely overpriced. Seats can get quite uncomfortable after a while but they do slouch back a bit. Can get busy through school holidays and weekends. Staff friendly and polite!