We went to see Jumanji in the new 4DX cinema. What a great addition! Moving chairs, wind, water and…read moremore. A great cinema experience.

This cinema is perfectly located on the upper floor of the union square shopping centre. 10 screens…read moregiving a good mix of movies in 2d and 3d. Large lobby area with bar and snack area. The only main downfall was that half of their ticket machines were out of order meaning we had to queue to get tickets from a lone staff member doing her best to cope. A normal cineword snack area with pick n' minx, hotdogs, nachos, popcorn and drinks. Polite and efficient staff. The screens are a good size, plenty of comfortable seats. It would be nice if they allowed free seating as it is in other branches. Overall a nice cinema with a little room for improvement.

I definitely prefer Vue over other cinemas in Aberdeen. If you are prepared to park in the NCO…read moreShiprow car park it is conveniently located. The snack section is OK, but the big differences are the prices and the comfort of the seats. Very pleasant.

Vue has got to be one of the nicest cinemas i've visited in a long time. It's located in Shiprow,…read morejust off the main shopping street and near to the harbour but it's downfall is nearby parking. The cinema itself is very expensive but it's definately worth it. There is always a wide variety of films on and they are always the latest ones out. The seats are extremely comfy and unlike in most cinemas that try to cram in as many seats as possible, this one has left a large amount of space for your legs. The toilets are always clean, even after a busy night so their staff obviously have a good attitude towards their work and are well trained. Definately a must in Aberdeen.

Easy parking and closeness to several eating houses makes this cinema more appealing. Everything…read moreelse about it is just normal and average for cinemas - expensive food and drink. Situated down by the beach front beside the amusement arcade and the restaurants & cafes.

There are a few cinemas in Aberdeen and this is probably the one i'm least impressed with. It is a…read morelarge cinema and has more screens than any other. I must say though, the leg room seems to be non existant and i've found the chairs are a lot less comfy than others. They show a variety of films, but these tend to appear at silly times that just aren't convenient for anyone. They are the latest films to come out though so shouldn't complain that much. The food here is very expensive along with the cinema tickets themselves. You're talking over £20 for two of you to go and have some food. This is probably what puts me off the most. It is conveniently located for anyone that drives, but if you don't drive you've a long walk from the bus stop to the cinema and then back again later on. Worth a try if you're at the beach anyway, if not, i'd pick a different cinema.

A fun and free way to learn a little more about Aberdeen's maritime history…read more This museum has some cool interactive stuff, to help pull in any age, and the displays are well kept and visually appealing, which makes you want to see and learn more. I didn't spend too much time reading every single word written, but I skimmed most things and lingered longer over the things that caught my eye. It's not a huge museum, so if you're a history buff, you might like to read more and spend a bit longer. Overall, it's a nice little gem tucked off to the side behind Vue cinema, and it's definitely worth checking out if you've got a hankering for understanding the city of Aberdeen a bit better or are looking for a few things to do to avoid a rainy afternoon but still get out of the house. I'd visit again if I had folks with me who were visiting Aberdeen!

Good place to take children. For me, the view of the harbour, looking out of the window, from…read moreinside, was the most impressive. Massive boats from Scandinavia and all over the world. Some good displays in particular one oil painting of a ship battling huge waves, dark and foreboding clouds, stood out. It was ok. Does not even come close in comparison to Scott's Discovery vessel.