Showcase Cinema de Lux
ENTRY
from £4.99
WHERE
Liverpool
What it’s like
A big screen and a family ticket that undercuts buying four singles, as long as you're in before 5pm.
This one's simple: you turn up, you watch a film, the seats are comfy and the screen's the size a screen should be. No gimmicks to explain, just the film you picked and however much popcorn you can justify.
Where it actually pays off is the family ticket. £35 gets you two adults and two kids, or one adult and three kids, but only before 5pm and only if there's availability, so an evening screening won't get you the deal. Buy four separate tickets at £4.99 each and you'd only just scrape under that anyway, so the family ticket is the one to go for if you can make the daytime slot work.
It's fully wheelchair accessible with spaces in every screen, and there's blue badge and free parking on site, which takes the stress out of turning up with a buggy or a wheelchair in tow. They also list it as sensory friendly, which is worth knowing if a normal screening with full volume and flashing trailers isn't going to work for your kid.
There's food on site too, so you're not smuggling snacks in under a coat, though what's actually on offer isn't something we can vouch for beyond the basics.
Facilities
Need to know
- Wheelchairs
- Fully wheelchair accessible. Spaces available in all screens
- Worth knowing
- Family ticket includes 2 adults + 2 children OR 1 adult + 3 children for £35 before 5pm
- The £35 family ticket only applies before 5pm and depends on availability, so an evening trip won't get the discount
- Four single tickets at £4.99 each barely undercuts the family deal, so the family ticket is the better bet if your timing works
- Free parking on site, including blue badge spaces
- Wheelchair spaces are available in every screen, not just one or two
Plan your visit
How much are tickets?
£4.99 for an adult or a child ticket. The family ticket is £35 for 2 adults and 2 kids, or 1 adult and 3 kids, but only before 5pm and it's subject to availability.
Do we need to book ahead?
There's no booking link listed here, so it sounds like you can just turn up, though for a popular film you'd be sensible to sort tickets before you arrive.
Is there parking?
Yes, and it's free, with blue badge parking available too.
Is it accessible for wheelchairs?
Fully accessible, with wheelchair spaces in every screen.
Is there anything for sensory needs?
It's listed as sensory friendly, so it should suit a child who struggles with loud sound or bright flashing in a standard screening.
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