Odeon

Fine for what it is. Shows all the latest releases, the staff on the concessions are friendly and chatty. The seats are not pleasant, and beware if the people at the ticket desk tell you that the standard seats are nearly sold out and would you like the vip seats, as they can’t guarentee you’ll be able to find two seats together in the standard area. I fell for this, as did a friend of mine when he visited and we each ended walking into a near empty theatre, having shelled out for more expensive seats, which weren’t more comfortable or offering better views, for no good reason!

I wouldn’t say that this Odeon is particularly bad, as such, it’s just very generic. Still, it’s the biggest cinema in the centre of the city showing all of the most recent releases, so realistically, it serves the purpose to which it was intended. The screen sizes aren’t bad either, when compared to, say, the Odeon in the centre of Bristol. It is on the expensive side and it’s not the place to come if you’re interested in seeing any foreign films, but if you’re just in the mood to see the latest Harry Potter blockbuster then it’ll serve you well. Just make sure to avoid the popcorn and pic’n’mix section at all costs, unless you enjoy haemorrhaging money, that is, and book your tickets online to avoid the queues.

This is one of the newest cinemas to open in Bath, and is exactly what you would expect from a chain; overpriced, generic and showing only mainstream movies. The seats are uncomfortable (unless you pay for the extortionate ‘director’ chairs) the food is expensive and the clientele is often noisy and annoying. I’m not a fan of going to the cinema anyway, and the Odeon in Bath does little to restore my faith.
The staff are always polite and chatty, but that’s one of the few upsides to this cinematic experiences. I’d advised popping down the road to the much more interesting Little Theatre, where you’ll probably see the same films in a much better setting.

The newest of the cinemas in Bath, this should have been a flagship experience. Unfortunately, this multiplex is often let down by poor projection quality and uncomfortable seating and booking/​choosing seats is overly complicated. The acoustics are good, but it’s not enough. A disappointing cinematic experience.

A nice cinema, however it’s very expensive, tickets are around £7 each. They have a very wide variety of films and food, however the food is also very expensive. The cinema rooms are large and give a very good cinema experience, very comfy seats and if you can afford it can upgrade to premium seats. I’d reccomend it if you can afford it.

Great cinema experience. As always with the oden cinema. Great to go to for the big screen experience.
The cinema is loacted in a complex below nandos and other eatories.
Looks the same as every other odeon cinema. Prices are steep as they are across the board these days. A little too expensive. I remeber the days when tickets cost £3.50 each.

Very nice cinema, always very clean, with friendly helpful staff, the sweets and drinks are quite expensive, but that’s usual for most cinemas, the seats cost slightly more than Vue cinemas. They have luxury seats for an extra fee, very comfortable they are too.
I’ve never found it very busy, so you don’t have to queue for your tickets for too long.