Bianca Mulders

Review of CineMec

Our Cinemec adventure starts with 5 cinema tickets...

Our Cinemec adventure starts with 5 cinema tickets on my refrigerator; when I reserve 2 tickets via the internet, I have to pay immediately via Ideal. Extraordinarily intrigued, I saw upon entering that you can buy cinema tickets at the Cinemec box office ...

Okay, we're in. Where do we have to go? Room 5. Endless stairs. (We hadn't seen the lift, but luckily it is there). Wait a little longer because the doors are not open yet. The large waiting room is filled with Mega Mindy sounds (Is it a bird, is the plane ...?) And after Winnie the Pooh we can enter. Happy.
Lovely spacious seats. But I think I'm wrong. It looks like I am a crematorium. At least, that's what the music reminds me of. Then do Mega Mindy. Oh no, not because the movie starts.
Beautiful large image, good sound, comfortable seats and no heads to look in between.
Next to me are people who have brought their entire camping supply of crisp bags and liter bottles of cola. But let them be wrong: during the break I pay 3.30 for a bottle of Pepsi Max ( 0.59 at the Action) and 2.30 for 40 grams of Pringles (now on sale at Kruidvat; 165 grams for 0.99!)

Okay ... I have to go to the bathroom. Where is the toilet? The arrows point upwards. Again those stairs. On the clear information board we see that the break is over. For a moment we consider going into another room. But this has everything to do with the film and not the cinema.

Afterwards I just walk to the till. A very friendly girl explains to me that if I want to make a reservation, next time I have to pay via Ideal first, bring my cinema tickets and then get my money back at the till.
But you know? Not for us next time.