ShoreLine Cinema (Waikanae)
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Address:
10 Mahara Pl, Waikanae, 5036 Phone: +64 4 902 8070 Email: [email protected] Contact person: [email protected] Website: www.shorelinecinema.co.nz |
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Details
Capacity: 25 + 40
Screen: Two screens: Cinema One and Cinema Two. DCP. 3D capability
Sound: Dolby/Datasat Digital
Seating: Purpose built, couch-style
Snackbar: Liquor licence. Food is a focus, with an emphasis on cakes and tarts
Accessibility: Level wheelchair access from street
Capacity: 25 + 40
Screen: Two screens: Cinema One and Cinema Two. DCP. 3D capability
Sound: Dolby/Datasat Digital
Seating: Purpose built, couch-style
Snackbar: Liquor licence. Food is a focus, with an emphasis on cakes and tarts
Accessibility: Level wheelchair access from street
Geoff's Review
Only a short detour from SH1 which skirts the retirement/dormitory town of Waikanae is the Shoreline Cinema, which offers a welcoming environment for affluent, older locals. Waikanae is primarily a retirement community but SH1 bring a continuous flow of travellers through the town, including holiday-makers and weekend trippers. Film offerings are very much oriented towards art house films but also with school holiday fare.
The Shoreline opened more than a decade ago, when there wasn't a cinema between Palmerston North and Wellington and the arrival of newer venues in towns and villages like Levin and Puautahanui, demonstrates that there is a large and loyal market for art house films in this part of the North Island.
Recent comments in the Visitor's Book at the Shoreline include: "Best theatre I've ever been to. I'll be back" and "Splendid environment. Sensational service".
Well worth a visit. Every Tuesday is Seniors Day, with $10 tickets.
Only a short detour from SH1 which skirts the retirement/dormitory town of Waikanae is the Shoreline Cinema, which offers a welcoming environment for affluent, older locals. Waikanae is primarily a retirement community but SH1 bring a continuous flow of travellers through the town, including holiday-makers and weekend trippers. Film offerings are very much oriented towards art house films but also with school holiday fare.
The Shoreline opened more than a decade ago, when there wasn't a cinema between Palmerston North and Wellington and the arrival of newer venues in towns and villages like Levin and Puautahanui, demonstrates that there is a large and loyal market for art house films in this part of the North Island.
Recent comments in the Visitor's Book at the Shoreline include: "Best theatre I've ever been to. I'll be back" and "Splendid environment. Sensational service".
Well worth a visit. Every Tuesday is Seniors Day, with $10 tickets.