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Cinemas in Nottingham
Nottingham does well for cinema trips without needing a car for most of them. Broadway Cinema, right in the centre, runs a Pay What You Feel Family Film Club from £2, and has low-light Parent & Baby and Relaxed screenings for anyone who needs a gentler version of the big screen. Out at Beeston, Arc Cinema runs Kids Club films from £2.95 on weekends and school holidays, plus its own Parent & Baby screenings. In Hucknall, Arc Cinema's Kids Club puts children in the recliners from £3.50, though parking on the Byron High Street is paid. For toddlers or babies, the Parent & Baby screenings at Broadway and Beeston are the ones to look for, since the lights stay low and nobody minds the noise. If price matters, Broadway's £2 Film Club is the cheapest way in. Hucknall suits families happy to pay a little for parking and settle into a recliner for the afternoon.
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Places for cinemas
from £2.95Arc Cinema Beeston
Beeston
Watch Kids Club films from £2.95 - weekends and school holidays, plus Parent & Baby screenings.
Booking required
from £3.50Arc Cinema Hucknall
Hucknall
Catch Kids Club on the recliners in Hucknall from £3.50 - The Byron High Street screens with paid nearby parking.
Booking required
from £7Broadway Cinema
Nottingham
A Pay What You Feel Family Film Club from £2, plus low-light Parent & Baby and Relaxed screenings for those who need them.
CaféBooking requiredHearing loopMembership scheme+3 more

The Cornerhouse
Nottingham
A city-centre complex with a cinema, bowling and dancing under one roof, open from 9am into the evening.
CaféEV chargingPublic transport nearbyRestaurant+1 more
Good to know: cinemas in Nottingham
What does a paid visit cost?
Paid entry starts from £2.95 at Arc Cinema Beeston. Prices, ages and facilities are listed on every place page, taken from each venue's own published price list.
Whereabouts are they?
You'll find cinemas in Beeston, Hucknall and Nottingham. Every place we list is in or around Nottingham, and each listing has the full address and directions.
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