Cineworld Sheffield

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Cineworld Sheffield

Valley Centertainment, Broughton Lane, Sheffield, S9 2EP
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Sheffield has the largest Cineworld in the country, so if just you have to see it on the biggest screen possible, then this ginormous IMAX screen in Sheffield is the place to do it.

Located on the Valley Centertainment complex in Don Valley, Sheffield, Cineworld is a sprawling 20 screen multiplex, and the cinema to visit when you just have to see it big. As the largest Cineworld in the chain, the Sheffield venue features VIP seating and a huge IMAX screen with laser projection. It’s one of only two in the country, which means you can enjoy the latest event blockbusters in all of their glory.

You’ll find a brilliant programme of new movies in 2D and 3D at Cineworld, alongside event cinema releases, live broadcasts and the odd classic screening too. Film buffs might want to take advantage of Cineworld Unlimited – where you can see any film as many times as you like. Unlimited Members also benefit from advance screenings of upcoming releases and mystery film events too.

Cineworld also offers a VIP experience for those occasions worth celebrating. Make your cinema visit extra special with a luxury reclining seat, an exclusive lounge and unlimited snacks and drinks.

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