Best places: Movie theaters in Hibiscus Coast, New Zealand

Old-school, community theater offering a range of blockbuster & independent films, plus draft brews.

👍👍 Came in the other night and just wanted to acknowledge Kiera’s amazing service. She was very efficient and friendly, well deserving of a raise 10/10!

👍👍 Excellent location on Hinemoa Street. Great service. Where else can you relax in a cinema with a glass of wine (or RTD) in Rotorua. Often shows indie films that are hard to find elsewhere. Comfortable seats. Check the schedule, some nights are cheap nights or there are specials.

Astronomy venue with planetarium shows, courtyard telescope viewing & an interactive space gallery.

👍👍 Always a vibe here! Staff very friendly when we come, they greet us and make sure were okay with out tickets and movie room. Favorite things to buy would be the Big Max Waffle with choc ice cream, nuts, cream and choc sauce yum yum!

Modern chain showing mainstream and independent movies, plus international opera, music and ballet.

Cinema chain offering blockbusters & indie films, plus kids' programs & live music screenings.

👍👍 Loved it. Pukekohe has so many places to eat out. Jessica's is right next door to the cinema so an ideal spot. We had Scotch fillet, duck, scallops - then choc brownie + sticky date pudding for dessert. The special coffees were a nice way to finish. I keep forgetting to take pics at the beginning &...

👍👍 Such a nice little movies!! I went in the morning and it was sooo clean better then some of the places that I’ve been to in Auckland the bathrooms actually smelt clean!!

Modern chain showing mainstream and independent movies, plus international opera, music and ballet.

Modern chain showing mainstream and independent movies, plus international opera, music and ballet.

😠 We went on a deal of wine, pizza choc tops/popcorn and 2 tickets. Pizza was card, pop corn burn, cinema dirty and no air conditioning, which they knew but didn't tell anyone till i asked. We got our money back thankfully before watching and went to the Vic in Devonport instead. Much nicer.

👍👍 I visited this theatre as part of the Mt Eden Village Heritage Walk. It is a wonderful heritage building in need of support if it is to survive.