The Cornerhouse
WHERE
Nottingham
What it’s like
A city-centre complex with a cinema, bowling and dancing under one roof, open from 9am into the evening.
Cinema screens sit alongside a bowling alley here, so a trip can easily turn into two things rather than one. Catch a film, then bowl a few frames before you head home, or do it the other way round if the kids are too wound up to sit still for the opening trailers.
It's open from 9am right into the evening, seven days a week, which gives you room to pick a quieter slot rather than fighting the after-school rush. There's a cafe and a restaurant on site too, so you're not stuck choosing between popcorn and an actual meal.
The catch is parking. There's nothing on site. If you'd rather skip the car altogether, the Royal Centre tram stop is the nearest one, and the building itself is wheelchair accessible throughout.
Facilities
Need to know
- Parking
- No on-site parking. Nearby Q-Park Talbot (Stanley Place, off Talbot Street) open 24 hours with charges, accessible spaces
- Getting there by bus or train
- Nearest tram stop is Royal Centre
- No on-site parking, so budget a few extra minutes to walk from the Q-Park
- Open from 9am daily into the evening, handy for picking a quieter time
- Cafe and restaurant both on site if you want food beyond the popcorn
Plan your visit
Is there parking on site?
No, there's nothing on site. The nearest option is the Q-Park on Stanley Place off Talbot Street, open 24 hours with EV charging and accessible bays.
What can we do there besides watch a film?
There's bowling and dancing on site too, so a cinema trip can turn into a longer visit if you fancy it.
Is it accessible for wheelchairs or buggies?
The site lists it as wheelchair accessible throughout.
How do we get there without driving?
The Royal Centre tram stop is the closest, a short walk from the door.
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