Cinemas in Brisbane
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Cinemas in Brisbane must feature Baileys moonlight cinema. It is unique in the
sense that movies are screened in parks and gardens instead of confined halls.
You can watch the movie under the open sky and at the same time sip into your
favorite drink.
Greater Union Birch Carroll & Coyle Cinema in Brisbane is actually a chain of multiplexes owned by Greater Union with presence in all the major cities in Australia. Tying up with Birch Carroll and Coyle, the company now operates three Brisbane multiplexes namely: Gold Class cinemas, Indooroopilly and Garden City. Being the most expensive one, the Gold Class multiplex offers you a unique dining and beverage experience while you watch your favorite movie.
With 8 moderately large auditoriums, Eldorado 8 Cinema in Brisbane screens some of the best classic and contemporary movies in town. The entire complex is centrally air conditioned. The sprawling underground car parking facility makes this cinema in Brisbane a convenient place to watch a movie.
Palace Theatres in Brisbane plays host to annual French, Italian and Greek Film Festivals. This luxurious four screen multiplex has a licensed bar. The vicinity of it is full of world class restaurants. This multiplex is a great venue for an enjoyable night out.
The Hawthorne Cinema in Brisbane is one of the oldest multiplexes in this beautiful coastal city. Though the multiplex has only three halls with a capacity of only 850 people, one of its halls has the second largest projection screen in all of Brisbane.
Hoyts Cinema, Brisbane is another multiplex owned by the Hoyts chain of multiplexes.
The auditoriums are all plush and well maintained. Located conveniently and
reached easily on public transports, you can watch recent films in utmost comfort.