Cinema

Been of course many times and frequent the Gold class section. All is well though they may need to fix the few broken chairs...and the counter service in the middle day is lacking staff despite pressing the buzzer 8 times for service, but not complaining, we just went to the main section and got served in normal fashion.

Went to watch the mario movie there, was nice. The curtain thing is broken though inside of the cinema room. I believe furthest left closest to the men's bathroom. Forgot what number nor do I know if it's fixed or not

Very awesome. Haven't been there in 10 years and didn't know it change to being free. So a plus. Because of COVID you need to bring you own food.

What a treasure. Rolled through town on a bikepacking trip and they let us buy a choc top and some other snacks. Will definitely be coming back to see a film some day. Very friendly, great prices.

Fantastic cinema! Yes, not as big as the major chains but you get friendly service that you rarely find at them. Handy for those in neighbouring regional towns that don't have access to the latest movies. I hope it sticks around for a long time yet.

Awesome team as always

Easily some of the best cinemas I’ve ever been into, lovely layout in them and so so so clean. The service staff made it known that they were doing me a HUGE favor by serving me which was kind of them.Not a complaint but the lack of movie posters in the cinema concourse was a little odd and something I missed.I have worked in the cinema industry and am a frequent visitor to cinemas all around Australia and while this is one of the nicest multiplexes I’ve been to the staff really let it down.

Not a bad experience. Half of the ticket machines weren't working which resulted in longer than usual wait. Choc tops have halved in size and the cone was soggy and chewy, not crunchy like it is supposed to be. Definitely won't buy another one! Movie was good. Cinema comfortable

I went to see the AIR exhibition on a lazy Wednesday. The exhibition celebrates and acknowledges the invisible air we all breathe and that it is something we all share and need. At the venue, the staff greeted me with a smile and were very courteous and helpful. It was easy to navigate to the ticket office inside and I purchased an adult ticket which was priced fairly for the exhibition. Several different artists contributed to the exhibition and the works are displayed in different rooms, creating a different thought provoking experience as I ventured through the exhibition. If you are in the area and looking to escape the heat of the day I'd recommend visiting GOMA.

Great place to dine out with family or friends. Friendly staff. Great food. I don't like spicy foods so I wasn't sure if I'd find a dish I could eat but I did - the burrito bowl and at my last visit I ordered the Aztec pie. Two dishes that don't pack a lot of heat. Easy parking. Conveniently located. Go from meal to movie or vice versa as cinemas are close by