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DUBLIN

Parnell Street, Dublin 1,

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Facilities/services at this cinema:

Audio described and subtitled performances

Cinema ticket prices

Adult (after 5pm Mon-Fri, all day Sat-Sun) €10.50
Adult (before 5pm Mon-Fri) €8.30
Child (14 & Under) €6.60
Senior €7.00
Student (after 5pm Mon-Fri, all day Sat-Sun) €8.40
Student (before 5pm Mon-Fri) €7.00
Family (after 5pm Mon-Fri, all day Sat-Sun) €29.40
Family (before 5pm Mon-Fri) €26.00
Early Bird (before 12 noon) €6.40
Weekend prices apply to Bank Holidays
Adult – additional €2.10 for 3D films
Child/Student/Senior/Unlimited/Unlimited – an additional €1.50 for 3D films
Family Ticket – an additional €6.00 per family ticket for 3D films
3D Glasses 80c per pair

Credit cards accepted

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Nearest transport information

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The cinema is located on Parnell street in the City Centre.

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All Trains and Buses to the City Centre

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All Trains and Buses to the City Centre

Parking information

501 Parking spaces are available nearby the cinema.

Disabled access information

Disabled Parking
The nearby car park has designated disabled spaces and we have disabled accessibility on Parnell Street and Kings Inn Street

 

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    Coraline

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    Release Date: 8 May 2009

    Running time: 101 mins

    Director: Henry Selick

    Starring: Ian McShane, Dakota Fanning, Teri Hatcher, Jennifer Saunders, Dawn French

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    A neglected little girl finds a dreamy alternative life through a secret door - but things aren't quite as rosy as they seem.

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    A neglected little girl finds a dreamy alternative life through a secret door - but things aren't quite as rosy as they seem.

    Eleven-year-old Coraline (Dakota Fanning) is an isolated only child who's ignored by her parents and driven to distraction by the bugs climbing her bathroom wall while dreaming of escaping her dreary existence. Her wish comes true when she discovers a secret door in her home that leads to an alternative (and much better) version of her life. In this parallel universe, her parents are loving and attentive, there are cupcakes by the truckload and her neighbours have transformed into eccentric circus performers. It's almost good to be true. But things take a malevolent turn when Coraline's Other Mother (Teri Hatcher) decides that she wants to keep her and traps her behind a mirror. Coraline must now use all her courage and wits to help her escape the other world and get back home.

    Screenplay: Henry Selick

    Distributor: Universal

    You should see it because: Neil Gaiman's deliciously macabre tale gets brought to life by director Henry Selick (The Nightmare Before Christmas).

    See it if you liked: The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993), Corpse Bride (2005), MirrorMask (2005)

    Coraline

There are no performances scheduled for this period.