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Stafford Cinema - ups & downs.
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c0tt0nt0p
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What screen was it, the one on the ground floor?
Trumpet
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So is a boarded up Nissen hut.
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Jonah
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It is substandard especially the lack of disabled facilities.
This is a quote from their own website... http://www.thestaffordcinema.com/contact/
Stafford Cinema said:
Do you really think that is acceptable?
kyoto49
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Yes, I accepted the disabled thing already in a previous post, but for an able bodied person why is it substandard, you've still not told me? It's shows films, it provides comfy seats, and it was warm and clean. I'm still not sure what you expect a cinema to provide above that?
kyoto49
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No, upstairs
c0tt0nt0p
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Trips to the cinema are a family thing for me with a six year old. Screen 1 downstairs means the little one sitting on a plastic seat riser as the seating is too shallow and using the screens upstairs the seating (in my experience) means you sit at an angle to the screen and have poor leg room, not conducive for enjoying a film given you can't reserve seats)
We're going to Cineworld in Stoke on Saturday morning to watch the Lego Batman film. For the 3 of us its £5 cheaper in total, and we can choose our seats so the little one doesn't have to sit on a piece of plastic for a couple of hours. The Stafford cinema also don't do their "films for kids on a weekend" anymore....
Chick
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We usually go to the Vue cinema in Newcastle but over Christmas a last minute decision to see a film combined with available showing times meant we visited Stafford cinema for the first time in about 15 years.
We won't be returning
It was cold, expensive considering the difference in service and experience we're used to and the seats were ridiculously uncomfortable
We won't be returning
It was cold, expensive considering the difference in service and experience we're used to and the seats were ridiculously uncomfortable
1JKz
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I think perhaps;
Kus tint all shi'nee n nu n stuff.
Nu stuff muss b betta than old stuff, u no, kus its #nu 'init.
What most complaints about something perfectly adequate, boil down to.
Jonah
Spouting nonsense since the day I learned to talk
Cold, cramped, uncomfortable and grubby. Is that enough for you?
And damp! Every time I have been with the kids recently, the floor by our feet has been soaking wet. Not a spilled drink, literally the entire front row of the floor where we were sitting was soaking. No good for small kids at a kids movie and meant we had to pile coats, bags etc onto the chairs around is - no mean feat given they're the old fashioned flip up style!
Feed The Goat
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Is there a sequel coming out to the film "Piss and Shit on the toilet floor"??
Gramaisc
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There's quite a bit of roofing felt hanging down the side of the cinema, on the alleyway side - that won't help the dampness issue, I fear.
