When I joined "MyOmniPass" it was £11.99 which included access to any screen and recliner seats for…read moreany movie. Within 6 months the price was increased to £14.99 for "OmniPass Premium" or else pay £11.99 with no access to MAXX screens or recliner seats. Within another 6 months of the price increase Omniplex Dundonald withdrew the "Premium" option and reverted the price t o£11.99 but with a sneaky £6 uplift per seat per film if you want recliner seats. Pure greed ! The pick and mix sweets area is unhygienic , food and drink is expensive and the toilet facilities are also often unclean. Sadly Omniplex Dundonald will no longer be receiving my business.

Quite possibly the flashiest cinema in Belfast. Cleaner and more modern than the Odeon in VIctoria…read moresquare. Cheaper o think also.Well that is except for the toilets. Lack of soap,broken locks on doors and toilet roll everywhere. Seats area very comfy and angled in a way that you never get any tall person blocking your view. Love the red strip lights on the stairs. It has also been recent redesigned and updated with an iMax complex.

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As far as crazy golf goes this is probably the best in the area. I regularly take my son here (aged…read more5) on a nice day and he absolutely loves it! The pirate theme works well with various features kicking in as you move round. Water gets sprayed about and pirates talk to you which kids love. There are two courses to play which are both different and each of them have their own signature holes. The last hole of each courses give you the opportunity to win a free round by skilfully hitting the ball into a centre hole. All in all a good way to spend an hour in the sunshine. I would recommend this across the board whether taking to kids, for a date or even with a group of friends there is sure to be some craic.

Really well done miniature golf course with loads of speaking exhibits with water features. Well…read morekept up and fun golf traps. Don't forget to score "1" for the gold coin which entitles you to a free future game. Highly recommend for friends and family.

I decided to take my nephews out today but before I took them out I thought to myself, what would…read morean 8 and 10 year old boy like to do? They seem to love computer games so I decided to take them somewhere as close to a computer game as possible. We ended up at Urban Assault or Laser Quest as us oldies call it. I called first thing this morning and was able to book four of us in for just after lunch. It cost £7 per person for a 40 minute session of laser fun! You had to share your session with strangers but this was fine as there were 14 in total and the space was easily able to cope with that many players. The space is made up of dark corners, barrels and windowed walls. It really does resemble a war zone! Each player is given a vest, sensors and a laser gun and the aim of the game is obviously to shoot the opposing team without being shot at. The great thins about Urban assault is that you don't run out of bullets and the guns keep individual scores. At the end of the session the staff take you in to the briefing room and ask who got the highest kills. I thought this was the only thing that could have been better - they could invest in trophies for the individual winners - especially for kids! Overall I really enjoyed it and got carried away within minutes of the game started.

No, not a club run by Belfast paramilitaries (of course since the ceasefire there are no…read moreparamilitaries), but a laser gun shooting type place for kids. And some sad adults who enjoy dressing up and pretending to be in the army. We have had several of the kids birthday parties here and have been really impressed. Mainly because the staff take over completely and organise the kids, shouting at them if necessary. Well, this is the army soldier. Now drop and give me ten. The kids love it as the first thing you do is go into a briefing room - this is the stage at which parents can opt out, although the waiting area is small with just a few vending machines for snacks. In the briefing room, one of the staff who will be dressed in army gear gives the kids all the rules and explains to them how to play the game. Then it's on to the uniform room to get kitted up. I'm sure there's a macho military name for this room - locker room? Kit room? Get your tough uniform on room? Then the kids are unleashed and will get about half an hour of good old running about shooting each other with lasers. It's quite dark in the combat zone so the minimum age is 6, but sensitive 6 or 7 year olds may not like it. The staff stay in this room too and the whole place is done out to be like an underground bunker, very atmospheric and military feeling. If you are taking a large group, you can book out the facility but if there are just a few of you, you just join in with whoever else is there. In theory this may mean that your 7 year old is playing against some crazed adult who is convinced he's in the army, so call and check who else is booked in when you are planning to go.

I go to dundonald for figure skating lessons, all the coaches are absolutely brilliant teach well…read moreand are really kind! I also Go to public sessions 2-4 times a week and I've never had a problem. staff are helpful and I enjoy it

Dundonald International Ice Bowl is split in to four elements, there's obviously the ice rink, clip…read moreand climb, the infamous Indiana Land and 'xtreme bowling' - this review is primarily for 'xtreme bowling'. Firstly a note on the centre as a whole - with lots of attractive indoor facilities it's a fantastic place to take kids (I was with my nephews) and there's loads for them to do and for you to spend your money on. In my opinion the reception area could do with a revamp, no matter how good the facilities are it's your first impressions that count. Xtreme Bowling is like normal bowling but coupled with UV lights and loud top 40 chart music - these two added elements make it feel more like an under 18's disco. There are 20 lanes although I'd advise booking in advance as when we attended we got given the last lane. It cost's £19.50 for four people (family pass) and I'd say it's well worth the money! There's an in house DJ who comes around giving out spot prizes to kids which is a nice touch. If you're not too good at bowling or have young kids they will put the buffers up and provide you with a ramp so it really is suitable for all ages and abilities. My nephews seemed to enjoy it but they didn't once mention the UV lights which I thought would have been the major talking point. All in all it's a good complex and a nice twist on regular bowling.

I feel like I've been very cultured lately, from evening walks around a 12th Century priory to…read morevisiting arguably the biggest man made hill in Ireland. This hill I talk of is situated in Moat Park just off Dundonald's main shopping street. So why am I reviewing a hill? Well I'm not really; I'm reviewing the park the hill is situated in. But I'll start with the hill itself - it has a lot of history. The hill used to be the site that a 12th century fort stood on - this fort overlooked the district of Castlereagh. It's worth researching the full history to get a bit of perspective - if you don't it is kind of just a big mound plonked in the middle of a park. The general upkeep of the park isn't great and more could be made of the history of the hill or 'motte'. This park provides a nice walk in Dundonald and it's an ideal place to take your dog for a run about. You'll often find patients or staff from the adjacent Ulster Hospital walking around the park during the day. I suppose it's a nice place to get away from it all.