ODEON Lincoln

I don't even know what to say. The only positive I have, is the film I came to see. Me and my partner scanned our tickets with the woman at the front desk, nothing wrong there....until we went to our screen. we were failed to be told that our film was now being shown in a different room! So after disrupting people watching a different movie, we then made our way back to the front counter, where a different lady had taken over and told us of the change. we then went to the correct screen and found our seats. This was the next negative! After paying an extra £8 per seat for seats with extra legroom and extra space, I was pretty miffed that the only difference with the seats was the colour! The same lady who had notified us of the screen change, them came into the room, in which I can only presume to check that people were now being told of the screen change. I went down to speak to her and ask her if the seats that me and my partner were in were the premium ones, and she said they were. I then asked her if the premium seats were the same in all the screens (again they were). In her defence she was very polite and apologetic. I said I wasn't happy that we paid nearly £50 to see a movie with premium seating, only to realise there is nothing premium about it. She advised me that I should speak to a manger and would possibly get some compensation in the form of more cinema tickets. But after that disappointment, I'm not sure I will be returning. I can only imagine that the people who left good reviews about the spacious seating are staff members, or they were sat in the front row, where there is ample leg room. Bit of a cheek to charge an extra £8 per person to be seated the same as everyone else. Come on Odeon, stop ripping people off.

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Came here to watch project hail mary - was a good experience. Staff were great in helping us redeem our blue light. Would recomend to anyone wanting to want a movie.

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⭐⭐⭐ Love the cinema, but I'd recommend speaking to a financial adviser before booking. A family trip to the Odeon Lincoln now feels less like buying cinema tickets and more like applying for a second mortgage. By the time you've added popcorn and drinks, you're wondering if they'll accept your car as part-payment. If you're going as a group, it's worth appointing someone as Chief Financial Officer to manage the budget. Fantastic screens, comfy seats and a great experience... but it's genuinely cheaper to drive to Newark, watch the film there, and still have enough left over for a meal on the way home. Three stars though, because the shock of seeing the prices is more thrilling than some of the films. 🍿💸

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First time back to the cinema in a lot of years. Really enjoyed the film 5 stars for that!!! , staff very polite and helpful. Every where was very clean and tidy and 5 stars for that. But not happy with the amount of adverts before the film. Including the trailers it was nearly 40mins before the film started!!! We don't watch that many adverts at home in a week!!! Not our idea of a night out! Not paying £16 a ticket to watch adverts so unfortunately won't be visiting the cinema again anytime soon. So it's 3 stars for the experience.

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