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Is Odeon strict on age?
We always follow national rules about film ratings, and if you’re lucky enough to be looking younger than the film’s rating, we’ll have to ask to see some ID. Another reason you could be asked for ID is to make sure you’re getting the right ticket for your film. Our ticket types can be found here.
Can I cancel my Odeon limitless?
If you’ve joined Odeon Limitless and have paid for your membership online, you have a 14 day cooling-off period during which you can cancel your membership and receive a refund of the fees you have paid (minus a deduction based on how long your membership benefits were available before you cancelled).
Does Odeon have student discount?
ODEON offer students a student pricing discount. Students can enjoy discounts at ODEON with valid student ID, and get 25% off with a TOTUM card.
Where is the nearest Odeon to Worcester City Centre?
This is a 7 screen Odeon in the city centre. The (paid) parking at Gala Bingo in Taylor’s Lane is the nearest. The cinema is very close to Worcester Foregate St railway station.
Where is the nearest cinema to Worcester railway station?
The (paid) parking at Gala Bingo in Taylor’s Lane is the nearest. The cinema is very close to Worcester Foregate St railway station. Tell us more about this venue.
When did the Odeon become a triple screen cinema?
The Odeon was converted into a triple screen cinema from 3rd March 1974 when it re-opened with 720 seats in the former circle screen 1, and two screens located in the rear stalls, each seating 103. The re-opening films were “Don’t Look Now”, Jesus Christ-Superstar” and “Sleuth”.
Is Odeon Worcester abominable a good anime?
Odeon Worcester. Abominable. A cute, blue-eyed Yeti is found hiding on the roof of a Shanghai apartment building, and teenager Yi (voiced by Bennett) and her friends Jin (Trainor) and Peng (Tsai) decide to help him get back to the Himalayas. Enjoyable, smartly paced and gorgeously animated; hardly very original, but full of comic relief and heart.
