Odeon Liverpool One
The Odeon cinema enjoys a great location at the Liverpool One development in Liverpool city centre. With 14 screens it offers a huge choice of films to suit all ages and tastes. It opened in 2008, replacing the Odeon on London Road in Liverpool city centre.
All theatres offer wheelchair spaces and many can show 3D films. Screen 12 boasts an IMAX screen measuring 18 metres wide and 10 metres high. It is the only IMAX cinema in Merseyside.
The cinema is open every day of the week. The cheapest tickets are for films shown Monday to Thursday before 5 pm. Reduced prices are available at all times for students with a valid student card, children, and teenagers (aged 13 -17). Orange customers get 2 tickets for the price of 1 on Wednesdays and Odeon Premier Club cardholders receive a 25% discount on Tuesdays.
For cinema listings and times at the Odeon Liverpool One click here or visit the official Odeon website.
On weekend mornings, and during school holidays, the Kids Club offers special showings for kids. Tickets cost pocket money prices and adults receive a complimentary ticket for each child ticket purchased.
Like most cinemas, the Odeon offers its own kiosks offering drinks, snacks and confectionery. Several screens at this cinema also feature the Gallery, a licenced area with larger seats and private bar serving alcohol and complimentary soft drinks, tea and coffee, popcorn, and nachos. The Gallery is available to customers aged 18 and over.
Drinks and food are also available at the many bars and restaurants at Liverpool One. Nearby options include Café Rouge, Pizza Hut, Red Hot World Buffet, Wagamama, Yee Rah, Pesto, Las Iguanas, and Zizzi.
The Odeon is located on the Leisure Terrace of the Liverpool One development. To reach Liverpool One and the Odeon from the M62, or any other major road, follow the brown tourist signs for Albert Dock (Liverpool One is next to it).
There are three car parks with spaces for 3,000 vehicles at Liverpool One: Liverpool One (under Chavasse Park, postcode L1 8LT), John Lewis (postcode L1 8DH), and Hanover Street (L1 4AF).
The Liverpool One Bus Station offers frequent services from destinations throughout Liverpool and Merseyside.
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Another Hard Days Night tells the story of the Beatles return to Liverpool in 1964 to attend the northern premier of their first feature film A Hard Days Night at the Odeon Cinema. The exhibition will be open to the public January 17 to February 17 2008.