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ODEON Silverlink

Osprey Drive

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About ODEON Silverlink

Catch the latest blockbusters on one of nine big screens at this multiplex cinema on Osprey Drive, complete with snacks and accessible facilities for all the family.

What's nearby

  • Nando's Newcastle - Silverlink next door
  • Currys next door
  • Silverlink Retail Park next door
  • Lloyd North Tyneside BMW 200m away
  • McDonald's 250m away

Distances as the crow flies, via Google

Good to know

Parking

  • ✓Free car park
  • ✓Free street
  • ✓Paid street

Accessibility

  • ✓Accessible parking
  • ✓Accessible entrance
  • ✓Accessible toilet

Payment

  • ✓Credit cards
  • ✓Debit cards
  • ✓Contactless

Details via Google — worth confirming with the attraction before you travel, especially for access needs.

Photos

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What visitors say

Kirstey Hancock

If I could award negative stars, I’d be hovering somewhere around –10 without hesitation. What unfolded at the 6:30 showing of Michael Jackson this evening was less a cinema visit and more an endurance test in slow-moving disorder. We arrived at 6:05—naively assuming that 25 minutes would be ample time. Straight to the food queue we went, only to find ourselves in a line of such length and inertia it felt like we were queuing for an actual Michael Jackson reunion tour. Twenty minutes later, we finally secured our food and drinks at the impressively precise time of 6:29—just enough time, in theory, to take our seats. Except, of course, not. The screen was still being “cleaned,” a process that apparently concludes only once the film has practically begun. We were eventually allowed in at 6:37, granted a generous 30 seconds of lighting to locate our “freshly cleaned” seats—perfect for enjoying now-lukewarm nachos topped with cheese that had achieved the structural integrity of masonry. Truly diabolical. As a final flourish, the Sprite was flat. I ventured back out 15 minutes into the film to have it replaced, only to find staff deep in conversation behind the counter, seemingly unbothered by the apocalyptic state of the surrounding area. When I mentioned the issue, I was advised—helpfully—that I should try the middle pump, as that one “works much better.” A valuable insider tip, if not exactly the service one hopes for. Needless to say, I won’t be returning. A disappointing experience, particularly for an industry that can ill afford to repel the few patrons it still manages to attract.

· via Google

Scott W

Overall it was fine, I was just boiling hot in the cinema but other then that, plenty of parking, nice big cinema room, heat made me super tired though

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Frances Wong

Looks nice and modern, staff nice and helpful, although normal screen room not big, seats are quite comfortable and screen size seems appropriate. Toilets clean and tidy, no funny smell. Have both normal and recycled bins. We took plastic bottles to take to recycle bin when movie was finished , but staff was ready and waiting by the door to take them 😯👍

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H W

Paid extra for extra legroom seats - they were exactly the same as the other seats. Bar a head rest. Seats weren't too comfortable, either. Went to check with a member of staff if I was given the right seats and two staff members were just chatting; didn't even acknowledge me. There was also popcorn all over besides the toilets which hadn't been cleaned up and the general area around our seats wasn't the best.

· via Google

See all reviews on Google →

People say this cinema offers a good movie experience with an amazing IMAX setup and comfortable seats. They also highlight the friendly and helpful staff, clean facilities, and convenient free parking.

Some reviews mention the service can be slow.

Summary via Google

At a glance

Address
Silverlink Retail Park, Coast Road, North Shields, NE28 9NG Get directions
Category
Cinema & Theatre
Guest rating
4.4 / 5 (1,763 reviews)
Suitable for
All Ages
Setting
Indoor
Good for children
Yes
Toilets on site
Yes
Destination
Wallsend