Peckhamplex
BEST FOR
Ages 0+
ENTRY
from £7.59
SETTING
Indoors
WHERE
London
What it’s like
Every ticket is £7.59, and there are weekly screenings built for parents with babies or autistic kids.
One flat price for every seat, £7.59, no faff with peak or off-peak. Add a pound if you want the 3D version. That price alone makes it worth a look if you've got more than one kid to sit through a film with, since cinema trips can otherwise wreck a weekend budget fast.
The screenings worth knowing about are the specialist ones. Watch with Baby sessions run in term time for parents with children under a year old, and they throw in tea and biscuits, which is a nice touch when you're the one who hasn't slept properly in months. There are also hearing impaired screenings weekly and an autism friendly one once a month, so if a standard screening with the lights down and the volume up isn't going to work for your child, there's an alternative built in.
Babies-in-arms get in free to U and PG films before 6pm, though that's down to the manager's discretion on the day, so don't bank on it. One rule to watch: they won't let you in once you're 30 minutes past the start of the performance, so turning up fashionably late isn't an option here. Doors are open long hours, 11am to midnight every day, which gives you room to pick a quieter slot if you're bringing a toddler who might not sit still for the trailers.
It's an indoor venue with wheelchair access and toilets on site, and while advance booking isn't compulsory, they do say it gets busy, so booking ahead saves you queuing with a fractious kid at the till.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- Babies to older kids, with sessions built around under-1s and autistic children
- Booking
- Advance booking recommended as it gets busy
- Worth knowing
- Only babies-in-arms are admitted free to U and PG certificate films before 6pm subject to manager's discretion
- You won't be let in once you're 30 minutes past the start of the performance.
- Watch with Baby sessions are term time only and come with tea and biscuits.
- The autism friendly screening only runs once a month, so check which film is showing that week.
- Every ticket is the same price, no separate child or peak pricing to work out.
Plan your visit
How much are tickets?
£7.59 flat for everyone, whatever the film. Add £1 if you want 3D.
Do we need to book in advance?
It's not compulsory, but they say it gets busy, so booking ahead is a good idea if you don't want to queue.
Are babies allowed in free?
Babies-in-arms go free to U and PG films before 6pm, but it's down to the manager's discretion on the day.
What if my child struggles with a normal screening?
There are hearing impaired screenings every week and an autism friendly screening once a month.
What time is the cinema open?
11am to midnight, every day of the week.
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