Redrock Stockport
WHERE
Stockport
What it’s like
A big multiplex by Stockport station where the film is the whole plan, with a proper cafe bar to bookend it.
This is a straightforward multiplex, so what your kids do here is watch a film, eat popcorn and maybe get a milkshake in the Berretto Lounge on the way out. There's no soft play or extra attraction bolted on, no arcade to burn through your change in, so it works best when you've picked something the kids actually want to see rather than as a wander-in-and-see activity. Check what's showing before you set off, because the whole visit hangs on that one choice.
Doors are open from 9am most days, stretching to midnight Thursday to Saturday. A trip here is really two parts: the film itself, plus however long you spend in the Berretto Lounge either side. Their all-day menu covers kids' meals, gluten-free and vegan options, and you can eat in or grab it to take into the screen, which is handy if popcorn alone won't cut it for a fussy eater.
Getting there without a car is easy: Stockport's mainline station is a seven-minute walk along the A6, and the bus station on Mersey Square is close by too. If you are driving, there are 360 spaces on site including disabled bays, though you'll want to check Ring Go before you park since it's pay and display rather than free.
It's wheelchair accessible throughout, which matters in a building this size, and there's bike parking if anyone's cycling in with older kids.
Facilities
Need to know
- Parking
- 360 spaces on site including disabled spaces
- Food
- Berretto Lounge cafe bar with all-day menus including kids, gluten-free and vegan options, eat in or takeaway
- Getting there by bus or train
- Stockport mainline train station 7 minute walk away along A6
- No arcade or play area, so the film itself needs to be the draw for younger kids
- Ring Go site code is 15045 if you're parking on site
- Open until midnight Thursday to Saturday for a later showing
- Bike parking is available if older kids are cycling in
Plan your visit
What is there for kids to do besides watch the film?
Not much beyond the screen itself and the Berretto Lounge for food before or after. It's a cinema first, so the trip works best when there's a film your kids actually want to see.
Do we need to book?
There's no booking link listed, so it's worth turning up in good time for popular showings, especially on a Thursday to Saturday evening when it stays open until midnight.
Is there anywhere to eat?
The Berretto Lounge does all-day menus with kids', gluten-free and vegan options, and you can eat in or take it into the screen with you.
Is there parking?
Yes, 360 spaces on site including disabled bays, but it runs on Ring Go so you'll need the site code for pay and display.
How do we get there without a car?
Stockport's mainline station is a seven-minute walk along the A6, and the main bus station on Mersey Square is close by.
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