City: Queensland
Top Things to do in Queensland
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The 10 Best Movie Theaters in Queensland, Australia
Queensland (abbreviated as Qld) is the second-largest and third-most-populous state in the Commonwealth of Australia. Situated in the north-east of the country, it is bordered by the Northern Territory, South Australia and New South Wales to the west, south-west and south respectively. To the east, Queensland is bordered by the Coral Sea and Pacific Ocean. The state is the world's sixth largest sub-national entity, with an area of 1,852,642 km.
Restaurants in Queensland
1. Majestic Theatre Malanda
2. Tors Drive-in Cinema
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By jennytalbot - Charters Towers, Australia
If you haven't already been to the Tors Drive-in, you best put it on the bucket list without further ado! Charters Towers is just 1 hour and a bit drive from the city of Townsville, and is home to the fabulous Tors Drive-in Cinema. The cinema has kept the old time feel, and one would be forgiven for thinking they have stepped back in time once you pass through the ticket box! A fantastic evening out for the family, where you can see 2 movies for under $10 per head (cheaper for kids), and feed the family with burger and snack prices that have seen very little price rise in decades. Take a chair, take a mattress, sit in the car or at the kiosk, it is a wonderful, carefree atmosphere at the Tors where you can watch a movie, or gaze at the stars. You can even take you fur kids (if they can behave themselves). If you choose to make a weekend of it, Charters Towers has a wide range of accommodation to cater to all budgets and needs. I would rate the Tors #1 thing to do in Charters Towers!
3. Bribie Cinemas
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Geoff7752 - Banksia Beach, Australia
We visited the theatre the other day and were greeted with a smile and service was superb.The cinema was very clean and as usual we had great seats. Out of interest you can purchase alcohol to go with your popcorn to really relax for a wonderful movie experience.
4. Warrina Ciniplex
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By ameetnp
I saw an advert for Warrina cineplex in the local paper so I gave it a try. It’s cleaner than most cinemas. Tickets and food are good value. The clearly posted standards of dress & behaviour mean that everyone can have a good experience. I will be going back once blockbusters are being released again.
5. The World Theatre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
The World Theatre is a impressive venue with 660 seat Mt Leyshon Auditorium staging professional live performances, conferences and other events; 2 cinemas screening latest release 2D & 3D movies, plus alternative titles such as Andre Rieu concerts or filmed plays; Heritage listed building which was originally a Bank built in 1891 and now the very attractive theatre foyer containing the Box Office and space for special events such as free foyer recitals; along with the Art Gallery showcasing local and traveling exhibitions. Owned and operated by the Charters Towers Regional Council. Find us on Facebook: World Theatre Charters Towers
6. Victoria Point Cineplex
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 144 reviews
Reviewed By Annalaw
The Staff at Victoria Point Cineplex always go the extra mile to ensure that everyone has a great experience. The tickets and food compared to other companies are fair and good qulaity. Steve and his team should be very proud by the service they offer and we are so thankful that throughout Covid we were informed of all progress and welcomed back when restictions were lifted. Thank you VP Cineplex, you make me so proud to be my local cinema.
7. Moncrieff Entertainment Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
The Moncrieff Entertainment Centre (MEC) is the cultural heart of the Bundaberg region. Boasting an 863 seat theatre, including 12 access seats for mobility impaired patrons and a hearing loop to support patrons with hearing impairments. Proudly providing the community a carefully selected program of movies moments after their first release, the Cinema program locks in the cheapest cinema prices in Bundaberg as well as being centre stage to 30 or more live performances both Australian and international and many community and cultural events each year. Our community based program also provides local groups with the opportunity to raise funds. The MEC also presents free community movies, live-streamed simulcasts, and a program of high quality live entertainment. The MEC is a multi-purpose space for a broad range of activities including community forums, visual art exhibitions, children’s activities, school concerts, and dance events held within a historic building that dates back to 1911. The MEC is the go-to venue for your enjoyment in Bundaberg.
8. The Royal Theatre: Winton Movies Inc.
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Winton Movies Inc. is a Not for Profit operating the historic Royal Theatre, Winton, QLD. The Royal Theatre is the second oldest open air cinema in Australia which our NFP is restoring so we can show weekly Nostalgia Nights and commence weekly double headers of our favourite classics.
9. HOTA, Home of the Arts
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
HOTA, Home of the Arts is the Gold Coast's premier cultural facility, bringing visual and performing arts to residents of South East Queensland. The complex houses our Theatre, HOTA Gallery, two Cinemas and the HOTA Café as well as several stunning function rooms, a chapel and two small performance spaces. Whether you're looking for quality entertainment, or a unique venue to hold your next event or stage production, look no further than Home of the Arts.
Reviewed By 725ChrisW - Surfers Paradise, Australia
HOTA - "Home Of The Arts"...at last the Gold Coast has a cultural hub which for a city it's size is suitable for all, genres and types of entertainment. Congratulations to all involved in seeing this project come to fruition. Earlier in the year, I had the privilege to catch Laurie Anderson doing some projects/colaberations all of which were excellent...especially her concert for dogs. She effectively "opened" the NEW amphitheatre at HOTA, a real coup by the organisers. Now Nick Cave was here also, another great coup, "What do you want to know", an answer and question session interspersed with some wonderful songs by Nick from his vast catalogue in the main concert hall.... Great night great venue. Also checked out the art gallery, a must see for any music fans of the Gold Coast over the last 30 years or so Cafe food was rather scrumptious and for Nick a local brewer had a popup bar there as well....great work !!!
10. The Elizabeth Picture Theatre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By 396anitah - Upper Coomera, Australia
Stepping through these doors, will offer a retreat that returns you to a seat of nostalgic pleasure & old world charm. The Elizabeth picture theatre tells us that you really can go back to those scenes of love, moments of rapture or to investigate crime; to be carried away & swept up into virtual worlds. Such wise, careful & clever decisions leave thoughts of what remains: ‘Cead mile failte’ - a hundred thousand welcomes is the Irish greeting that still hangs in the air. This beautiful heritage listed building dating back to 1878 has been beautifully & lovingly restored by the Sourris brothers & offers an intimate setting to view your favourite movies on her screens. From the Harp room to the Royal rooms, the Elizabeth picture theatre displays a regal bearing that brings it's audience great delight. The charm comes from so much exquisite, detail. This architectural design that holds so much art within it's walls, speaks of a Notable excellence, from the memorabilia, the posters, the lead light windows, and the ornamental plaster filigrees lining her ceilings. Everywhere you look she captures your eye. Perhaps it was quite befitting that ‘Promising young woman’ should be our first tickets bought.
