ODEON

Terrible place. Sound was very quiet for the adverts then slightly better for the film but it was obvious (to me) that there were several broken speakers. It sounded like only one side of the room was working. This was screen 2. Several kids came in late and were noisy then looking at their phones. We decided to walk out for a refund. The young guy who saw us walk out bluntly said why do you want a refund". No apology from him or the covering duty manager. It felt like nobody cared. We got a refund and walked out. Definitely wouldn't come here again or recommend it to anyone."

Went to see mission impossible. Good screen and good sound. The seats comfortable. You can eat your body weight in popcorn. Cinema 1 is the big one. Best for blockbuster such as MI.

Oh my goodness, the cinema we were in (I think it was cinema 4?) was horrendous!It was small and smelt really strongly of mould. Would have been better to stay home and watch TV! I’m sure some of the other bigger cinemas are fine, but this was AWFUL!

Nice staff. But Very uncomfortable seats, smallish screen, I had to sit up to see over the seat in front. Overhead lights distracting.

Personally, I prefer the Curzon in Oxford over the Odeon. My experience at the Odeon wasn't great. The seats aren't amazing, the sound was ok. You can tell the place is getting quite old. I did not have a great time watching the movie. There was a group of three teens behind us talking the whole time, even telling others to shush when they didn't. They were throwing popcorn and just being disruptive. At the front of the theatre there was a large group of kids on their phones. A few rows in front of us there were also some people occasionally talking at full volume. This just made the already overall meh experience worse.

I like this place because the staff are really friendly and cool. The access Is great but I do wish they had at least double the wheelchair spaces as me and my daughter take up all of them in one sitting.

Good cinema but the seats were much smaller than the cinema in Swindon.Bought nachos with the choice of 3 dips for £7.99 I think. It was a large portion.

Watched the new release of Wonka, with SkY VIP tickets so as it was free it was definitely a value for money film. Film I really enjoyed but I guess I'm not really reviewing the film but the actual cinema. Upon arrival we was greeted and directed to the Sky representative who validated our entry we was then directed to which screen our film was being screened at. Which was number 6 I believe, after following a long corridor and turned left we found a door which we went through, we was the first in and can't fault the tidyness there was no sign of empty drinks or wrappers or popcorn all was spick and span we had the luxury or choosing our seat as it was first come first served through Sky TV so we went for the nicer seats.The room was one of the smaller cinemas that I have been in and the size of the room felt nice as it was for a special screening of a family movie.Upon leaving we needed the toilet and after walking past the ladies and no sign of a male toilet along the corridor I hunted down a member of staff who told me I could go up stairs and find a toilet up thereThe toilet was nice and clean.SoStaff helpful and knowledgeable 4/5Seats .score would be higher if seats were reclining and had maybe side tables. But the chairs did what they do and we're comfy and suited there purpose. 3/5Food and drink, unfortunately the usual cinema prices but with cheap film tickets the cinema have to make there money somehow 3/5