London cinema guides
The room comes first.
Costar is concentrating launch demand around five central London cinemas so more people have a realistic chance of choosing the same exact screening.
Launch cinemas
Five places to start.
A tighter launch set gives each screening a better chance of finding an overlap.
Vue West End Leicester Square
A nine-screen West End multiplex with Lux seating and two EPIC screens, directly off Leicester Square on Cranbourn Street.
Plan the meeting →Picturehouse Central
A seven-screen West End cinema with a ground-floor café and a first-floor restaurant and bar, between Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square.
Plan the meeting →Curzon Soho
A three-screen arthouse cinema on Shaftesbury Avenue with a street-level café-bar and a downstairs bar.
Plan the meeting →ODEON Luxe Leicester Square
ODEON's flagship West End cinema, home to the UK's first Dolby Cinema screen and Oscar's Bar overlooking Leicester Square.
Plan the meeting →Prince Charles Cinema
A two-screen independent repertory cinema known for classics, cult films, 35mm and 70mm presentations, marathons and special events.
Plan the meeting →More cinema guides
Useful now, secondary at launch.
These venues stay available as cinema guides while Costar concentrates early matching on the five launch cinemas.
Regent Street Cinema
A historic independent cinema with a single Art Deco auditorium, a foyer and a cosy bar just north of Oxford Circus.
Plan the meeting →The Cinema at Selfridges
A boutique cinema inside Selfridges with small screening rooms and an underground bar, reached via a dedicated Duke Street entrance or from the store.
Plan the meeting →Vue Piccadilly
A five-screen central London Vue on Lower Regent Street, close to Piccadilly Circus, Haymarket and the West End.
Plan the meeting →Curzon Mayfair
A two-screen independent cinema on Curzon Street with a distinctive historic interior and an on-site bar/lounge.
Plan the meeting →ODEON Luxe Haymarket
A compact four-screen Luxe cinema on Panton Street with reclining seating in the heart of the West End.
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