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Cinema Locations VIC Suburb State Cinema Name Address Airport West VIC Village Cinemas 8 Louis Street Bendigo VIC Village Cinemas, Bendigo 107-109 Queens Street Cheltenham VIC Village Cinemas, Southland Westfield Shoppingtown, 1239 Nepean Highway Coburg VIC Village Cinemas Drive-In 155 Newlands Rd Doncaster VIC Village Cinemas Westfield Doncaster, Shop 2010 - 619 Doncaster Road Frankston VIC Village Cinemas, Karingal Star Zone Karingal, 197 Karingal Drive Geelong VIC Village Cinemas Geelong 194-200 Ryrie Street Glen Waverley VIC Village Cinemas, 285-287 Springvale Rd Century City Walk Hawthorn East VIC Village Rivoli 200 Camberwell Road Morwell VIC Village Cinemas, Mid Valley Shopping Centre, Princes Drive Morwell Mid Valley 8 Narre Warren VIC Village Cinemas, Westfield Shopping Centre, Princes Highway Fountain Gate Shepparton VIC Village Cinemas, Shepparton 9-13 Stewart Street South Yarra VIC Village Cinemas Jam Factory 500 Chapel St Southbank VIC Village Cinemas, Crown Crown Entertainment complex Shop 50, 8 Whiteman Street Southbank Sunshine VIC Village Cinemas, Sunshine Sunshine Marketplace, Harvester Rd Wantirna South VIC Village Cinemas, Knox Knox City, 435 Burwood Highway Werribee VIC Werribee Village Cinemas Cnr Derrimut & Heaths Road NSW Suburb State Cinema Name Address Albury NSW Village Albury 456 Dean St Beverly Hills NSW Beverly Hills Associate (Ahl) 447-453 King St Bondi Junction NSW Event, Bondi Junction Level 6, 500 Oxford Street Burwood NSW Event, Burwood Westfield Shopping Complex Campbelltown NSW Event, Campbelltown Kellicar Lane, Macarthur Square Shopping Centre, Castle Hill NSW Event, Castle Hill Megaplex Castle Towers Shopping Centre, Castle Street Coffs Harbour NSW Bcc Crn Bray St & Pacific Hwy Cronulla NSW Associated Cinemas 2 Cronulla St (For This Cinema Select Event Cinemas) Glendale NSW Event Stockland Supercentre, Lake Road, Hornsby NSW Event Westfield Shoppingtown, Cnr George Street & Pacific Hwy Hurstville NSW Greater Union Cnr Cross & Park Roads Kotara NSW Event Westfield Kotara Rooftop Cnr Northcott Dr & Park Ave Lismore NSW Bcc Corner Of Keen & Zadoc Sts, Liverpool NSW Event Westfield Shopping Centre, Northumberland Ave Miranda NSW Event Westfield Shopping Centre, Cnr Kiora Rd & Urunga Pde Newcastle NSW Associated Cinemas Tower 183-185 King Street Cinema (For This Cinema Select Event Cinemas) North Ryde NSW Event Macquarie Megaplex Macquarie Shopping Centre Waterloo Road Parramatta NSW Event Level 4, Westfield Parramatta, 159 - 175 Church Street, Ryde NSW Event Level 4, Top Ryde City Shopping, 109-135 Blaxland Road Shellharbour NSW Greater Union, Shellharbour 4 Memorial Drive Shellharbour City Centre Sydney NSW Event, George Street 505-525 George St Tuggerah NSW Event Westfield Shopping Centre, Cnr Cobbs And Gavenlock Roads Wollongong NSW Greater Union Corner Of Burelli And Church St QLD Suburb State Cinema Name Address Australia Fair QLD Event Australia Fair Shopping Centre, Scarborough Street Brisbane QLD Event, Myer Centre Rooftop The Myer Centre, Queen St Mall Broadbeach Waters QLD Event Pacific Fair Shopping Centre, Level 1 Hooker Blvd Browns Plains QLD Event Cnr Browns Plains Rd & Mt Lindsay Hwy Cairns Central QLD Event Cairns Central Shopping Centre, Cnr Spence & Mcleod St Cairns City QLD Event 108 Grafton Street Cairns Earlville QLD Birch, Carroll & Coyle Stockland Shopping Centre, Mulgrave Road, Capalaba QLD Birch, Carroll & Coyle Capalaba Central Shopping Centre, Moreton Bay Rd Carindale QLD Event Carindale Shopping Centre, Creek Road Chermside QLD Event, Chermside Megaplex Westfield Shopping Centre, Gympie Rd Coolangatta QLD Birch, Carroll & Coyle Coolangatta Shopping Resort, Griffith Street Indooroopilly QLD Event, Indooroopilly Indooroopilly Megaplex , Moggill Road Megaplex Ipswich QLD Birch, Carroll & Coyle Corner Of Brisbane & Ellenborough Streets Mackay QLD Birch, Carroll & Coyle, Mackay Mount Pleasant , Grandview Drive, Mount Pleasant Mackay City QLD Birch, Carroll & Coyle Gordon Street, Mackay Maroochydore QLD Birch, Carroll & Coyle, Sunshine Plaza, Horton Pde, Sunshine Plaza Morayfield QLD Birch, Carroll & Coyle Morayfield Shopping Centre, Morayfield Rd Mt Gravatt QLD Event, Garden City Megaplex Garden City Shopping Centre, Crn Logan & Kessels Rds Noosa Junction QLD Bcc 29 Sunshine Beach Road Robina QLD Event, Robina Robina Town Centre, Cnr Collyer Quays Lido Promenade Rockhampton North QLD Birch, Carroll & Coyle Rockhampton Shopping Fair, Hwy 1, Aquatic Place, Springfield QLD Event 1 Main Street Strathpine QLD Birch, Carroll & Coyle Westfield Shoppingtown, 295 Gympie Road Toombul QLD Birch, Carroll & Coyle Centro Toombul, 1015 Sandgate Road Toowoomba QLD Birch, Carroll & Coyle, Corner Margaret And Dent Streets Grand Central Toowoomba QLD Birch, Carroll & Coyle, Strand Cnr Margaret & Neil Streets Townsville City QLD Event Townsville Central 10 Little Fletcher Street SA Suburb State Cinema Name Address Arndale SA Greater Union Centro Shopping Centre Arndale, Cnr Torrens & Regency Rds Marion Megaplex SA Event, Oaklands Level 3, 297 Diagonal Rd TAS Suburb State Cinema Name Address Lenorchy TAS Village Cnr Cooper & Eady Streets Hobart TAS Village 181 Collins Street Launceston TAS Village 159-163 Brisbane St Rosny Park TAS Village Eastlands Bligh Street NT Suburb State Cinema Name Address Casuarina NT Bcc Casuarina Shopping Centre, Trower Road Darwin NT Bcc Corner Of Mitchell & Briggs Streets ACT Suburb State Cinema Name Address Manuka ACT Greater Union Cnr Furneaux & Canberra Ave.
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