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10 Movie Theaters in Greece That You Shouldn't Miss
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1. Open Air Cinema Kamari
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1,281 reviews
The OPEN AIR CINEMA KAMARI (Cinekamari) is located at the entrance to Kamari town on the main road to Fira town with a bus station just across the cinema entrance. Open from May until October.Entrance fee is 8 euro.Full bar with cocktails (try our strawberry Daiquiri and Mojito!), Local beer and wine, refreshments, ice cream and snacks. Movies are in English version with Greek subtitles.Doors open 20.30 And the movie starts 21.30 In 2012 the TRAVEL CHANNEL in 2014 THE GUARDIAN.UK and in 2015 CNN Travel channel announced the OPEN AIR CINEMA KAMARI as one of the 10 best open air cinemas worldwide.
Reviewed By rhealey007 - Charlotte, United States
First off, this cinema is more appealing than most any other outdoor cinemas. There’s a couple drawbacks, but nothing major if you know what to expect and why. A few tips... It’s a cash only joint, no big deal (8€). The bus stops right at the cinema, but be sure to let the driver know. No advanced tickets and ALL members attending the movie must be present at purchase time. I’m guessing the reason is so they don’t sell out earlier in the day because of their affordable ticket prices and then risk people not showing up at night because of one reason or another. That scenario would also impact their concession sales. Not to mention how a half empty theater would detract from the customer experience. This is after all an intimately shared experience where the crowd is part of the atmosphere. Check their website for movie listings. The movie starts at 9:30, doors open at 8:30, try to be “in line” by 7:45/8 to get the best seats. I use quotation marks because it’s more or less a free-for-all pileup at the door, regardless of the line, when they open. There could be better organization by the cinema, but it speaks more to the rudeness of some patrons than anything else. We went on a Saturday night in June and amazingly enough, there were still a decent amount of seats/tickets available for people who didn’t arrive until closer to 9-9:30. Of course, their seat selections were more limited. But it makes me wonder if we could have caught the caldera sunset and still made the movie on time. It would have been really close, but we didn’t bother to chance it. Be sure to eat dinner before arriving since the food selection inside is basic cinema food options. Think nachos, hotdogs, ice cream, and popcorn. It would be nice if they at least added pizza to the menu. No outside food allowed, which is understandable. There aren’t any restaurants in the immediate area either. They do have a full bar, but I would stick with beer and wine based on some of the other reviews I read. Inside, the ambiance is close to perfection. The pictures speak for themselves. The screen is plenty large and bright with decent picture quality. No worries there. The sound system is also up to par with Dolby surround sound. Every once in a while we would hear the faint sound of a truck or bus passing by outside in front of the cinema, but it was never really intrusive. There’s 3 different kinds of chairs... up front they have one row of lounge chairs, which lean back slightly. Then the bulk of the seating are like shortened directors chairs. Finally, they have some bar chairs set up along a counter behind the main seating area and in front of the bar. I wish smoking was prohibited, but unfortunately not. It is Greece though. We had no issues with bugs or anything like that. Bring a jacket if you’re cold natured. The only other oddity to me was the intermission. I understand why they do it (sales), but the movie was in the midst of a scene when it occurred. I would classify this as a can’t miss experience on Santorini if you enjoy movies and are visiting long enough you don’t mind sacrificing one night of spectacular caldera sunsets for another unique experience.
2. Cinema Diana
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
3. Cine Rex - Therinos
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 25 reviews
A wonderful open air Movie Theater in Parikia. Live the experience of watching the latest movies under the summer's night sky's stars. Crispy image provided by Christie Projectors and clear surround sound by DolbyDigital. Cine Rex welcomes you to the new age of digital projection. Open every night with two showtimes. (The movies are in their original version with greek subtitles.)
4. Cine Electra
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Family bussiness since 1937. The unique open air cinema is something that you myst see when you come in Loytraki
5. Cine Alimos
6. 5D Planet
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 54 reviews
5D Planet is the most advanced, high tech, next dimension cinema in the region of Greece. Wrapped up with a state of the art decoration, 5D Planet assures that you will have an unforgettable dynamic cinema experience on a 6 DOF Platform, a 150 inch arc screen, 5.1 Dolby surround system and all the industry's latest effects.
7. La Nonna
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
8. Cine Paris
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 221 reviews
9. Open Air Cinema THISION
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 270 reviews
Cine THISIO is an open air cinema and therefore is not opened in winter . Each year opening date depends largely on weather conditions. Typically, the operation of the cinema begins the last week of April or the first week of May and ends in late October. We don't make reservations and you can't book tickets, because we remain traditional, because the capacity of cinema is very large and because all seats are good . If you arrive about 30 minutes earlier you will buy your tickets in comfort, even in the extremely popular films.
Reviewed By inyongh743 - London, United Kingdom
If you have a free evening in Athens, this is a must. It's an outdoor cinema, and you can literally see the Acropolis from your seat. They have two showings each night, at 9 and 11 and if you go on Mon-Wed, the tickets are a little cheaper at €6. It feels like they tend to show the classics - I saw the original Italian Job, which was great! Bear in mind, if you catch the late show, the metro will not be running when you finish!
10. Cinematotheatro Konstandaras & Vlahopoulou
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
