Cineworld

They have ice cream!!!
I watched a couple of movies here while in Milton Keynes and found no issues with the theater or staff, both seemed pretty standard and adequate to me.
But their concession stand! It’s full of candy treats you can fill a bag with and a few ice cream options. I can’t think of a single theater in the states that offers ice cream so that is truly something sweet!

Comfortable modern cinema complex. Irritatingly the film started 20 minutes later than the advertised time. I did not wish to spend 20 minutes watching trailers and adverts. Clean and pleasant surroundings with prompt service at the ticket office.

its ok, i go with my family and they enjoy it, its expensive so go on a tues or if u have an orange phone then orange wednesday.

Cineworld multi-​screen cinema is situated in the Xscape building in Central Milton Keynes. Cineworld has plenty of places nearby to eat before or after your film. With plenty on offer to eat during the film too, Nachos, hot dogs and pop corn you certainly won’t go hungry but it ain’t cheap. There is also a sweet shop if you have a sweet tooth. Kiosk can get quite busy we always book online the small booking fee is worth it. Don’t forget if you park in an Xscape parking bay, you can redeem the cost of your parking ticket in Cineworld against any food or drink.

I have a Cineworld card — which means I pay so much a month and then can use the cinema as often as I like without paying any more. The only problem with this is that you cannot prebook your tickets over the phone/​internet. So when something has just been released you have to join the queue to get your tickets.
They never seem to have enough staff on the ticket desks either esp at peak times like bargain Tuesday, or Orange Wednesday. Those staff they do have don’t always listen — be aware the last time I got tickets they gave me one ticket for one showing and another for a completely different time.
There is the usual drinks, hotdogs, popcorn and pick and mix. The auditoriums themselves are starting to show their age — some of the chairs are broken. Apart from that it’s a good place to go and is very popular.

I enjoy going to the cinema regularly and Cineworld in Milton Keynes is my cinema of choice. The prices are expensive, so I tend to go on a Tuesday (when it just under £5 as opposed to £7.50) or on a Wednesday using my Orange Wednesday two for one offer. There are often queues if you wait until the last minute to get tickets, so I would recommend pre-​booking them. The cinema is fairly modern and is usually tidy with fairly comfortable seats. The delux screens are excellent if you can afford to pay a little bit more. However, it only cost myself and my girlfriend £9 to see a deluxe screening of Quantum of Solace using my two for one Orange Wednesdays text. Snacks are expensive if you like an accompaniment, I personally don’t so it’s not a problem for me!

I always find the cinema a real treat and cineworld adds to this experience.
The prices are quite expensive, but in line with all the other nearby cinemas. They show a wide range of films and offer all the refreshments you would expect, including ice cream and pic and mix.
You can pay a bit extra for the ‘delux screen’, which has reclining chairs and a bar. They also stay open quite late at the weekends and it is located near many bars and restaurants.
They have a bargain Tuesday and if you visit a lot it is worth looking into the cineworld card.
It is a good night out!

I enjoy going to the cineworld cinema as I decided to pay for their cineworld card which is £11.99/month (you have to sign up to 12months membership though). This makes your visit much cheaper than on a regular night when it is £7.50 for an adult ticket. We also find it good when we are not particularly enjoying film and we can walk out half way through without worrying about wasted money.
I think the seats are comfy and the rooms are clean. The other reviews on here are right when they say the queues are ridiculous. There’s always a huge queue at the weekend for tickets and they never have enough staff working on the desks. The queue for food is even worse, the staff bumble around taking their time to dish out popcorn and cokes while all the time a huge queue is forming and people are getting impatient as their film is about to start. I usually take my own food (hidden in my handbag).

The seats are very comfortable with nice wide isles and clean ammeneties.
They always show a nice selection of films and have offers like Cheap nights Tuesdays and Orange Wednesdays.
There’s plenty of snacks to choose from and the snack counter, a sweet shop and even an ice cream bar available.

i really love going to cineworld, the atmosphere is great you can choose the delux screens which is great for when the kids are off school and you dont want ice and pop corn to be thrown at you.
Admittedly the ques are rediculous which is why we now buy our tickets online and then use the ticket machine when we get there, even the majority of these dont work. I just dont understand Why they only have two people serving when they could have about 5 getting the que to go down quicker.
You can buy pic n mix, popcorn, hot dogs ect but these all come at quite a costly price so id say just bring in a pack of your own so you dont end up breaking the bank.

This place is really nice and lovely to look at but i do find it rather expensive and its alot if u wanna take the kids.

Its nice to be out there. nice spot to hangout with pals.

I’m not much of a cinema goer due to my disability, I find it uncomfortable to sit for long periods in uncomfortable seats. However, friends of mine have been telling me for a long time how good cineworld is, and last december we got some free tickets (from some promo thing on sweet packets), to go see a film for free. We duely chose our film and went along.
Honestly this has to be one of the worst run places in the existance of man! The staff have absolutely no idea about anything, the queues are horendous and as for them coping with someone who wanted to know if they could park a wheelchair anywhere so it wasn’t in the way while I sat in a regular seat well, that just threw them into absolute confusion!
Not a good experience overall, I had it suggested several times that I stay seated in my wheelchair instead — I declined this — they seemed to think that by staying in my wheelchair, they could sell extra tickets, but why on earth should I have to do that. If they’re providing seats then I’m entitled to one — I’ve got a ticket same as everyone else after all!
Oh and their disabled toilets were locked! It took me 10 mins to find a member of staff competant enough to find a key to unlock them, and then they just shrugged at why they were locked in the first place. (It was on the radar key system so I should have been able to unlock it myself as this is a national system! — but they’d put an ‘extra’ lock on and locked that!).
Definately won’t be going back there in a hurry, I was made to feel like I stood out like a sore thumb, and I don’t like that feeling at all.