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Kotara, NSW
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10 years ago
The Staff are brilliant the food is great and the seats are exactly what you want. We go here everytime we want to see a movie now. I love it read more
Westfield Kotara Rooftop
Park Avenue
Kotara New South Wales
Australia
(02) 4952 0900
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https://www.eventcinemas.com.au
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What time does Event Cinemas open?
Event Cinemas opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Event Cinemas close?
Event Cinemas closes at 12:00 AM (Next day) on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 9:00 AM - 12:00 AM (Next day)
Does Event Cinemas serve alcohol?
Yes, Event Cinemas serves alcohol.
Does Event Cinemas have free WiFi?
Yes, Event Cinemas has free WiFi.
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Love this theatre. Especially the Titan theatre. A great…read moremovie experience. Great for the eyes...and ears...and I'm deaf! Comfortable wide seats. Gold class needs a little help.. More like silver!
Reclining chairs with a tray for your snacks. This is how you movie and I'd happily return for the…read moresheer comfort of it. Cinema sound super loud as you'd expect. I didn't mind it but my partner used his hoodie to try and block it out. Car park tickets can be validated near the coffee machine at the service desk which is great if you want to catch dinner and a movie like we did. Floors needed to be attended to as there was rubbish and popcorn EVERYWHERE! Did not look good for such a relatively new cinema.
Premium Dine-in class theatre seat. Comfy!
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Previously 4 stars but need to demote for lack of cleanliness and pride in ones workplace…read more - renovate the bathrooms or clean them - clean after each movie; taking special care to remove popcorn. All is asking a lot but if it's obvious to us it should be obvious to staff, especially on seats. - replace ripped seats and remove stains. Looks like some 'other' kind of movie has been shown. Ticket and candy bar menu are still reasonably priced but not cheap enough for a 'you get what you pay for' mentality. A little TLC would go a long way. With newer cinemas at Charlestown and Kotara they are at high risk of losing customers if not already. I'm not in a hurry to come back.
Great quality cinema, especially VMAX, but it needs more regular cleaning. The new ticket pricing…read morehas brought me back to watching movies again.
The food is way overpriced but the cinemas rooms are presentable. The staff are very inviting and…read morehelpful
Going to Hoyts was a struggle after having such an excellent experience with Reading Cinemas…read morealthough free tickets aren't something to avoid. :) The main entrance is excellent, the Customer Service from staff are outstanding and the design of the interior is very modern using a lot of screens. Exactly what I'd expect from a Cinema. Although the actual movie experience was disappointing. I found the prices of the combo's aren't even listed above the candy bar requiring you to ask what prices are and the seats aren't the most comfortable. We found the actual movie screens to be significantly small considering how many seats were in a cinema. Granted some aspects of my experience were admirable but the majority was disappointing.
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The food was Good. Coffee not too bad at all. Mediocre service though. Good location across from…read moreColes.
A little older now, but still a good independent cinema. The seats need a refurbishment, but the…read moresound and image quality is good. Over the years I've watched the new Star Wars movies at midnight premieres, as well as screening specials of Bruce Lee's movies.
Nice and close to home. Kids enjoy going here every school holidays....read more
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Beautiful wines and beautiful pig puns. Their cellar dollar was done for us in the shed surrounded…read moreby wine being made, not the most luxurious but it was all about the wine. We probably bought too much here but it was hard to say no, our favourites were the Savvy Pig, Werewolf and Big Pig, we also enjoyed the House of Bricks and Rosed Pork.
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Boutique winery tasting! We had a wonderful experience at…read morethe Wine House Hunter Valley with Shannon who gave us a tasting of wines from The Little Wine Company, Gundog Estate and David Hook Wines. This is a really great option for tasting wine from the smaller independent boutique wineries without driving all over the Valley. We enjoyed our tasting so much that we ended up joining the Club!!
A great location with frequently great exhibits. Well worth a visit.read more
Cute regional art gallery worth 30 mins of your time. The exhibitions change on a regular basis and…read moreit's free to visit. The exhibition when we went was called 'happiness' and it did indeed leave us feeling happy. The gallery is next to the lake so you can take a nice walk around after you've had your art fix.
Great space and while the nose-to-tail shiraz was good, the fortified wine, "Mr. T's" was the…read morestandout. They offer a meat and cheese plate which is absolutely enormous. It's a full meal.