Odeon Liverpool ONE

Tom Grieve, Cinema Editor
Odeon

Located right in the centre of town, Odeon Liverpool One features a huge 14 screens with all of the latest gizmos for the ultimate viewing experience. You’ll find the latest blockbusters of course, family sessions with child-friendly films, as well as some more niche offerings like Christmas concerts, ballet and exhibitions all on the big screen.

There are enormous IMAX and  Dolby Cinema screens for the latest blockbusters with the luxury of a VIP Gallery and recliner seats.

The cinema’s position in Liverpool One means that it’s easy to make a day of it, with an abundance of shops and plenty of food and drink options right there. There is a convenient underground carpark nearby, and the cinema is right in the middle of the food court of the shopping centre. You can grab a quick pizza or sit down for a comforting bowl of ramen before the film or a cosy drink afterwards, in one of the bars around Chavasse Park just outside the cinema.

If snacks are what you’re after, Odeon offers the classics of cinema food, from popcorn to ice cream. There is a Costa coffee inside too, if you need a little pick-me-up before a late showing.

Each screen is wheelchair accessible and there are audio description and hard-of-hearing facilities at your seat.

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