Prince Charles Cinema
The Prince Charles Cinema is a London favourite
The Prince Charles Cinema, located in Leicester Place, just north of Leicester Square in London's West End, is an independent cinema that shows a variety of classic, art house and cult films in addition to newer Hollywood releases. Between its two theatres It usually features about 10 different films each week.
Opened in 1962 the Prince Charles Cinema has two screens, one with 285 seats and the other with 104 seats. A popular ongoing feature for the past five years is a sing-along version of the Sound of Music where the words of the songs are projected with the film and the audience is encouraged to sing along. Do to its popularity, other Sing-a-Long titles have been added including Grease. The Prince Charles Cinema is considered to be one of, if not, the best cinema in London by local fans.
It is even rumoured that there is a ghost haunting the upper portion of the cinema. Staff of the cinema have claimed several sightings.
Don't worry about the ghost though. If you are too noisy or talk on your cell phone during a film, it's the Cinema Ninjas you'll have to watch out for! We'll let you figure that one out.
Despite its age, the Prince Charles Cinema is actually posh (in the modern sense)on the inside, with very comfortable seats and a great vibe.
For more information about the Prince Charles Cinema as well as shows and schedules visit their official website link below.
Facts For Your Visit
Fee: YesAddress: 7 Leicester Pl, London WC2H 7BY, UK
Phone: 020 7494 3654
Official Website: Prince Charles Cinema
Prince Charles Cinema Reviews
Rated
out of 5 This cinema has such a vibe and personality that I fell in love with it! Came to see The Shining, which was a gift to watch on the big screen finally.
If I lived in London I would be delighted to visit often, it’s perfect.
sara - 2 weeks ago
We had a great time at the overnight lord of the rings movie marathon! The theatre is clean (especially the toilets!) and the atmosphere is much more friendly and laid back than a usual theatre setting.
Sara I - a month ago
This is probably my most frequented destination. As an avid lover of vintage and less popular films, this cinema is an absolute haven for me. Only recently, I have been to watch: Psycho; Blue Velvet; The Truman Show; Goodfellas; Solaris; Der Amerikanische Freund; and The Hulk. The array of films is simply stellar and if you are a member, the prices end up being very reasonable indeed. It is close to Tottenham Court Road, Leicester Square, and Charing Cross stations.
Aida Hashemzade - 3 months ago
The last great cinema in London!
Opened in 1962, is a repertory cinema with a programme of cult, classic and recent Hollywood releases.
Shows more than 10 different films a week in two screens.
It's great value for money!!!
Martin N. - 5 months ago
Directions
Tube Line | Nearest Station | Walking Time |
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Northern and Piccadilly Lines | Leicester Square | 2 Minutes |
How to get to Prince Charles Cinema by Tube
From Leicester Square Station exit onto Charing Cross Road at Little Newport St. and cross over Charing Cross Rd. Continue west along Little Newport St. and continue one more block when it becomes Lisle St. The entrance to the Prince Charles Cinema is located just around the corner at Leicester Pl. and Lisle St.
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