Top 10 Movie Theaters in Wales, Wales

Brynamman Cinema traces it's origins to the 1920s where it was funded by the "check-off" system, whereby weekly contributions were deducted from the miners' wages, initially to build the hall, and subsequently to run it. Building work on the new Brynamman Cinema started in 1924 with seating for around 1,100 people. It was furnished throughout with tip up seats upholstered in old gold corduroy. The stage was built 20ft by 60 ft and had 4 dressing rooms below. The lounge was situated below the library it contained 12 armchairs and 3 settees where the miners could relax or play cards around the several oak game and card tables therein. There was also a billiard room above the library. The opening ceremony was held on 15th May 1926, the cinema started with silent films until the 1930's, when the "talkies" came along. Today, Brynamman Cinema continues to grow and has kept up with all the changes the film industry has made over the years, most recently being the transformation to digital projection. As of May 2013, the cinema has the ability to show two films simultaneously for the first time in its 89 year history thanks to the opening of Screen 2, a 43 seat auditorium situated in the old lounge space. All of this has been possible due to the good work of the committee of volunteers who run the day to day business of the cinema. This page/service is independently managed and maintained by Daniel Matthews, Digital Marketing Manager for Brynamman Public Hall & Institute and Brynaman Cinema Cyf; and acts as an official representation of Brynamman Public Hall & Institute and Brynaman Cinema Cyf. This service/page is not managed by Brynamman Public Hall & Institute or Brynaman Cinema Cyf. Rights are reserved to withdraw page/service at any time.

Opened in 1894, The Market Hall Cinema is Wales' Oldest Cinema. In 2014 it was awarded the title UK CINEMA OF THE YEAR. This 200 seat venue is open 7 days a week and offers ample FREE PARKING. The cinema offers 2 for 1 tickets every Wednesday. Ticket Prices are £4.90 for Adults. £3.50 for Children, Students and Seniors. Family Ticket is £14.00. All seats Tuesday £3.50. 2 for 1 on Adult tickets on Wednesday = £2.45 per person - which is the cheapest cinema admission in Wales. The Market Hall is the only cinema listed on the Welsh 'Bucket List' of '100 things to do in Wales Before You Die."

The Cinema at Tramshed is a boutique cinema nestled in the heart of the Tramshed Venue boasting 46 vintage British Airlines seats, perfect for an intimate viewing experience. Coupled with a licensed bar, you can bring a drink in and enjoy. We're open for regular mainstream and offbeat cinema content as well as private hire for any functions, birthday parties and conferences.

WELSH LOCAL BUSINESS BAR- CINEMA - HOSTEL Cellb itself houses the first cinema in Blaenau Ffestiniog since the 1950's the auditorium is also a performance space and a youth training location within the arts. Many of the original features from the Old Police stations are intact you can see the original cell's from the auditorium. It is situated at picturesque Park Square region of the Blaenau Ffestiniog which lies in the center although not included of Snowdonia National Park. The cinema at Cellb is run by Gwallgofiaid a not for profit social enterprise that has been providing creative training for the young people of Blaenau Ffestiniog and the county of Gwynedd since 2003. WELSH LOCAL BUSINESS BAR- CINEMA - HOSTEL Cellb itself houses the first cinema in Blaenau Ffestiniog since the 1950's the auditorium is also a performance space and a youth training location within the arts. Many of the original features from the Old Police stations are intact you can see the original cell

2 screen cinema on High Street, Prestatyn. Part of the Merlin Cinemas Group. Blockbusters and events on the big screen!

Located in Holyhead, Anglesey, the Empire Cinema is owned and run by Holyhead Town Council. Recently refurbished, it shows all the latest films in a new, modern, comfortable environment.

Welcome to the Maxime Cinema Blackwood: Picturedrome Cinema's Newest Site! The Maxime has five digital cinema screens with Dolby Digital surround sound, three located on the ground floor (screens 1 ,4 & 5) and two on the first floor (screens 2 & 3). Our pricing of tickets has been kept to a low value to enable you to enjoy the cinema experience as often as possible and also affordable to purchase our concessionary items. We also have an exclusive bar on the first floor serving a selection of alcoholic, soft drinks and snacks for patrons to enjoy before and after screenings. Located conveniently in The Heart of Blackwood, it offers ample parking for visitors in its locality along with the cheapest prices on our concessions stand. We will also be hiring screens for private parties and private film viewings! Please enquire at The Box Office or contact us through the Web Site. On behalf of my team I look forward to seeing you all soon Andrew Millar General Manager

Facilities: IMAX 3D IMAX 2D Real D 3D Snacks & Drinks: Starbucks Baskin Robbins Accessibility: Disabled Access Disabled Parking Autism Friendly Screenings Guide Dogs Allowed Audio Described Subtitled performance

The Riverfront is a multi functional venue that seeks to bring as many people as possible into contact with the arts and creativity, with up to 180 professional performances, over 200 film screenings and over 500 workshops, which are directly managed and promoted by The Riverfront every year. The Riverfront is Newport's only presenting theatre and arts centre and has two theatre spaces, three visual art gallery spaces, dance studio, recording studio, three workshop rooms, conference room and licensed cafe.