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Details

Your Manager: Amanda
Direct Line: 01395 51 64 63
Automated Listings: 01395 26 22 08
Radway Place, Sidmouth, Devon, EX10 8TL
3D Showings
1 Screens
Snacks

Cinema Facilities

Barco 4K Laser Projection Dolby 7.1 Digital Sound Sweets / Snacks & Coffee Lounge
Disabled Access (Stalls Only) Hearing Induction Loops Installed Licenced Bar
Air Conditioned Balcony With Tables  

Auditorium Information

Screen 1 280 Seats Barco 4K Laser Projection / 35mm Dolby Surround 7.1 36' screen
Accessibility Information: This cinema is spread over two levels. Access to the stalls is via two entrances at either edge of the auditorium, each with double doors - one entrance is flat, and therefore suitable for wheelchairs, while the other is accessed via 6 steps. Once in the auditorium, it is split into two main seating sections - front and rear, and each of those sections are separated by three aisles. Fire exits are at the front of the stalls adjacent to the screen. Access to the circle foyer is via a single staircase of approximately 30 steps, and there is no wheelchair access to this level. Once in the top foyer, two sets of double doors lead to the circle. Within the circle, seating is arranged in four blocks separated by three aisles. Circle seating is "stepped" and there are two steps down to each row. There are no fire exits from the circle.
For an indepth description of what these facilities mean click here, or view our group Accessibility Policy.

Accessibility Facilities at this Cinema

T-position Hearing Induction Loops Regular subtitled shows, usually on Tuesdays. Audio Description

Cinema Mobility Information

The stalls are fully accessible to wheelchair users. There is level access to the main foyer. Access to the circle and coffee lounge is from the first floor level. Ladies toilets are situated off of the first floor coffee bar, gentlemens toilets and a fully accessible toilet are on the ground floor next to the entrance to the stalls.

More details can be found in our Accessibility Policy here

Travel & Parking

 

Parking: The cinema does not have a car park. On-street local parking may be subject to restrictions.

By Bus: Busses from Sidmouth town centre run to multiple locations, operated by First West of England and Stagecoach. A town plan bus guide can be found here.

By Train: The closest railway stations are located in Axminster & Honiton.

By Air: The closest airport is Exeter Airport, which is approximately a 50 minute drive.

Contacting the Cinema

For recorded information please telephone 0300 124 0275. Calls to this number are charged at local call rates.  To contact the cinema directly, please telephone 01395 26 22 08, after 1.00pm at weekends, and after 5.00pm on weekdays. Staff are unavailable to take telephone calls before this time.

 

Cinema History

The Radway Theatre opened as a live theatre on 25th June 1928. It was designed by local architect P.E. Steadman. Seating was provided for 680; there were 520 seats in the stalls and 160 seats in the circle. The proscenium was 27 feet wide and the stage was 22 feet deep, with four dressing rooms. The auditorium ceiling is made of patterned pressed tin, an unusual material to use in the UK, especially in a cinema.

Soon after opening, talking pictures arrived and the theatre was converted into a full time cinema, to the plans of noted cinema architect William Henry Watkins. Little alteration was done to the auditorium, it was mainly the foyer area alterations and provision of a projection suite that he was responsible for. It re-opened as the Radway Cinema on 2nd December 1929 with Estelle Brody in "Kitty". In 1936 it was re-named Palace Theatre, but went back to its original name the next year.

In the 1950’s a wider 41 feet proscenium was installed and the seating capacity was reduded to 365. The cinema was closed in 1984 for modernisation and re-opened 17th August 1985 with "A Passage to India".

Making use of the 2020 lockdown, we installed a state-of-the-art Digital Laser Projector which is best in class.

 

TICKET PRICES

  Stalls Balcony
Adult
15 years and over
£ 8.00 £ 9.50
Teen
Aged 15 - 17
£ 73.40 £ 8.90
Child
14 years and under
£ 6.35 £ 7.85
Senior Citizen
60 years and over
£ 6.50 £ 8.00
Student & Blue Light Card
With a valid ID card. Blue Light Card Holders must show Photo ID to match name on Blue Light Card.
£ 6.50 £ 8.00
Family
2 Adults & 2 Concessions or 1 Adult & 3 Concessions
£ 25.40 £ 31.40
Adult & Child
1 adult & 1 child
£ 13.55 £ 16.55
Saver Monday
All Films, Every Monday!
£ 5.00 £ 6.00
Silver Screen
£ 4.50 £ 4.50


Additional Price Information

  • Student & NHS prices with a valid, in-date ID card only.
  • Family group tickets for 1 Adult & 3 Concessions or 2 Adults & 2 Concessions - you don't have to be related and we'll try to be flexible. Please see the FAQ for further details.
  • Different Admission Prices apply to Event Cinema productions - please see individual shows for details as minimum prices from content distributors often apply.


Please note that additional fee's may apply when purchasing tickets online and through our telephone booking systems. You may not use multiple discounts within one transaction, for example we do not accept 'Meerkat Movies' on our already discounted 'Silver Screen' promotion. For full terms and conditions please visit our terms webpage, click here.

 



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