Cineworld Llandudno
The cinema most people mean when they search for a Llandudno cinema is the Cineworld at the leisure park in Llandudno Junction, about three miles south of the town centre on the other side of the Conwy estuary. It is the main multiplex for this part of the North Wales coast, showing the latest releases every day, with a restaurant and bar cluster on the same leisure park.
Film times change weekly, so check the Cineworld Llandudno listings for what is on and to book seats in advance, which is wise for evening screenings, school holidays and big opening weekends.
Getting There from Llandudno
By car
Allow around 10 minutes. Head south out of town towards the A55, then leave at Junction 18 and follow the signs for Llandudno Junction. The cinema is on the leisure park on your right. Parking on the leisure park is free with a valid cinema ticket for that day, but you need to get your parking validated inside the cinema. The car park is not run by Cineworld, so check the signs as conditions can change. There are disabled spaces close to the entrance.
By train
Trains run regularly from Llandudno station to Llandudno Junction and the journey takes only a few minutes. From Llandudno Junction station it is a short walk or taxi ride to the leisure park.
By bus or taxi
Local buses link Llandudno and Llandudno Junction, and a taxi from the town centre is a quick, inexpensive option for an evening showing. Our Llandudno without a car guide covers local transport in more detail.
Before or After the Film
The leisure park has chain restaurants and fast food right next to the cinema, which makes it easy to combine dinner and a film. If you would rather eat in town first, see our guides to the best restaurants in Llandudno, pubs and fish and chips.
Llandudno itself no longer has a working cinema, but it has a long history of picture houses. The grand old Palladium on Gloddaeth Street, once a theatre and cinema, is now a pub where you can still admire much of the ornate interior. For live entertainment in town, Venue Cymru on the promenade hosts touring shows, comedy, concerts and the annual pantomime.
More Rainy Day Ideas
A film is a classic wet-weather fallback, but Llandudno has plenty more indoors, from the Bronze Age copper mines to a whisky distillery and the town's museums. See our full Llandudno in the rain guide, and check the Llandudno weather forecast before you plan the day.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a cinema in Llandudno?
The nearest cinema is the Cineworld at Llandudno Junction, about three miles from Llandudno town centre and around 10 minutes by car.
Is parking free at Cineworld Llandudno?
Parking on the leisure park is free with a valid cinema ticket for that day, as long as you get your parking validated inside the cinema.
How do I get to Cineworld Llandudno without a car?
Take the train from Llandudno to Llandudno Junction, a journey of a few minutes, then walk or take a short taxi ride to the leisure park. Local buses and taxis are also available.