Monterey Cinemas (Howick)
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Address:
4/2 Fencible Drive Howick Auckland Contact Person: David Pickstone, Manager Email: [email protected] Phone: 09 5327034 Website: www.montereycinemas.co.nz |
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Details
Capacity: 100 + 48 + 48 + 48 + 40
Screen: Five screens, one with 3D
Sound: Dolby digital (5.1)
Seating: Contemporary sofa style, removable seats
Snackbar: Liquor licence, Hot nuts and snacks in lieu of popcorn. Check out the great teapot collection.
Accessibility: Fully accessible
Capacity: 100 + 48 + 48 + 48 + 40
Screen: Five screens, one with 3D
Sound: Dolby digital (5.1)
Seating: Contemporary sofa style, removable seats
Snackbar: Liquor licence, Hot nuts and snacks in lieu of popcorn. Check out the great teapot collection.
Accessibility: Fully accessible
Geoff's Review
The newest art house cinema in Auckland, opened on 15 December 2011. Situated on the ground floor of a rather unremarkable retail/apartment complex close by Howick Village (a pleasant shopping area), the Monterey borrows its name from a grand old cinema which can still seen, in its converted state, on the corner of Picton and Cook Street. Check out the photos on display, and the Monterey website for a fuller history.
The new Monterey provides a good range of arthouse fare for an area of east Auckland which has experienced tremendous growth in recent years (Howick and Pakuranga seem to stretch on forever), and caters for older film-goers, 'Girls Night Out' and family outings. Bargain screenings at $19, Monday-Wednesday.
A welcome addition to the Auckland film scene and another sign that the art house sector remains healthy.
The newest art house cinema in Auckland, opened on 15 December 2011. Situated on the ground floor of a rather unremarkable retail/apartment complex close by Howick Village (a pleasant shopping area), the Monterey borrows its name from a grand old cinema which can still seen, in its converted state, on the corner of Picton and Cook Street. Check out the photos on display, and the Monterey website for a fuller history.
The new Monterey provides a good range of arthouse fare for an area of east Auckland which has experienced tremendous growth in recent years (Howick and Pakuranga seem to stretch on forever), and caters for older film-goers, 'Girls Night Out' and family outings. Bargain screenings at $19, Monday-Wednesday.
A welcome addition to the Auckland film scene and another sign that the art house sector remains healthy.