Rialto Cinemas (Newmarket)
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Address:
167-169 Broadway Newmarket 1023 Auckland Contact Person: Kathryn Bennett, Group Manager, Catherine Gjerde Events & Operations Manager Phone: +64 9 369 2417 (for phone bookings & general information) Catherine's Mobile: +64 27 204 1847 Kathryn's Mobile: +64 27 271 7782 Email: kathryn.bennett@evt.com Website: http://www.rialto.co.nz |
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Details
Capacity: Seven screens, ranging from 64 to 192 seats
Screen: Seven, DCP and e-cinema, with 35mm retained in one cinema
Sound: Dolby full surround sound
Seating: Stadium seating with individual wooden mini-tables. Plenty of legroom.
Snackbar: Liquor licence, with a premium food offering that includes Kapiti ice cream and Puhoi Valley cheese platters.
Accessibility: Lifts to all levels . The Newmarket train station is close by but there is also a multi-story carpark (street parking is competitive in peak periods)
Capacity: Seven screens, ranging from 64 to 192 seats
Screen: Seven, DCP and e-cinema, with 35mm retained in one cinema
Sound: Dolby full surround sound
Seating: Stadium seating with individual wooden mini-tables. Plenty of legroom.
Snackbar: Liquor licence, with a premium food offering that includes Kapiti ice cream and Puhoi Valley cheese platters.
Accessibility: Lifts to all levels . The Newmarket train station is close by but there is also a multi-story carpark (street parking is competitive in peak periods)
Geoff's Review
A mecca for Auckland film-goers, the Rialto has been sited smack-dab in the busy retail strip of Broadway, Newmarket for nearly 20 years. Renovated in 2006, it promotes itself as 'The Home of Fine Film', with some justification for it specialises in tailoring film programmes for special audiences. In May 2012, for example, it was offering Tea Party screenings, Met Opera seasons, the Resene Architecture and Design Film Festival , the Out Takes 2012 Reel Queer Film Festival, and around about 25 art house titles in its daily schedule. In all, it provides around a dozen special event festivals per year.
On the first visit, finding the right screen is a bit like finding your departure gate at the airport but return visits to this bustling and bright cinema (the foyer lighting is tremendous) are highly recommended.
Hosts a good slice of the annual NZ International Film Festival.
The adjacent food-hall offers excellent Thai and Japanese food, together with a Subway and Nandos outlet nearby.
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A mecca for Auckland film-goers, the Rialto has been sited smack-dab in the busy retail strip of Broadway, Newmarket for nearly 20 years. Renovated in 2006, it promotes itself as 'The Home of Fine Film', with some justification for it specialises in tailoring film programmes for special audiences. In May 2012, for example, it was offering Tea Party screenings, Met Opera seasons, the Resene Architecture and Design Film Festival , the Out Takes 2012 Reel Queer Film Festival, and around about 25 art house titles in its daily schedule. In all, it provides around a dozen special event festivals per year.
On the first visit, finding the right screen is a bit like finding your departure gate at the airport but return visits to this bustling and bright cinema (the foyer lighting is tremendous) are highly recommended.
Hosts a good slice of the annual NZ International Film Festival.
The adjacent food-hall offers excellent Thai and Japanese food, together with a Subway and Nandos outlet nearby.
Facebook & Twitter: Rialto Cinemas