Secret Cinema Opiniões 

Me and my husband were there for the first time and we loved every minute of it!!! We went to the Guardians of the galaxy. We can’t wait to be back for other ones!!!

We had so much fun being in the world of Marvel & interacting with the characters and watching the scenes unfold in front of us! Grub wasn't half bad too :D

Guardians of the Galaxy was an amazing night out! We were so quickly immersed in the story and encouraged to get right involved. Our Fabulosa was brilliant and did so well to bring smaller groups together to form a team for our challenges. Did expect some more activity during the film (as with previous SC experiences) so this could have been better communicated. But it was such a fun night, would highly recommend!

Not many people informing you what’s going on for a 1 st timer was very loud confusing as to what was going on the three of us stayed 10 mins after realising you had to score points and play ridiculous games very amateur feeling about the whole thing although crawling through a tunnel was an experience carrying the drink i just spent £10 pounds for good way to make you buy another I guess not cool really boring oh and did I say loud !! Terrible

All in all this was a big disappointment. I’ve been to secret cinema quite a few times before and it’s clear that the focus has changed from providing a good experience to making as much money as possible.

First of all, the environment is always really good and GoG is no different. Walking in and looking around is a brilliant first impression. The actors we got to see were also really good!

As for anything else it’s kind of ‘meh’ the interactive element, for us at least, was the extra quest we got for getting the premium tickets. It was following a character around as he chatted to other characters, the story was cool but there was no interaction. Occasionally he would ask us to recite a number he told us earlier but that was it, another part had the group find a code for a lock. But because of the amount of people crammed into the tiny room only a few ppl around the edges could find the clues.

This is my main gripe with GoG, too many people crammed into a small space. I spent the majority of my time in a line or pushing past people like I was at a crowded gig to follow an actor. You also couldn’t really get close to any actors because they were always so rounded by a huge crowd of people. At points I couldn’t even hear what the actor I was following was saying.

In the end we didn’t even get to finish the quest because it the actor ran out of time and that was that. Just a “oh we ran out of time, time to go through to see the show”. The acting show was well performed and looked good but again, you couldn’t really move because you were shoulder to shoulder with someone else.

Even on the way out, we stopped to take a picture and the staff told us ‘no’ and made us leave.

All together a really disappointing evening. If I were you, instead of paying for the premium, I’d get the basic. So you can go into the area and see it. You’ll get about the same interactive experience as a premium ticket.

Also, the film was just the film. No performance around it or anything extra. Just sit and watch the film.

It’s also really clear what the focus of the team behind the event is when the “tell us about your experience” survey done afterwards is mostly made up of questions like “what brands did you see in the experience” and “how likely would you be to buy a brand you saw in the experience”. Rather than “what did you do in the experience”

Poor.

Guardians of the galaxy experience. Location was easy to get to. Show was really immersive, the actors and the environment were spot on. Enough food and drinks outlets so you didn’t have to queue for ages. All in all a great night

Charlotte the access assistant was exceptional making our experience easily accessed
We did have problems with confirmation our disabled parking which after numerous emails we only received on the morning of our show. Which was extremely disappointing

Went to see Guardians of the Galaxy. On the whole, we really enjoyed the experience. The sets were fantastic, the actors brilliant, and you didn’t feel like you had to do anything you didn’t want. That said, you won’t get the full experience if you don’t immerse yourself within it and it is a great opportunity to be part of a film set and script you love. Particularly enjoyed the finale which was really enjoyable. 5 stars for the experience…..but let down slightly by the cramped seating for the film and the extortionate pricing for food and drinks - £3 for a can of Diet Coke, and £4 for a small tub of ice cream.

I have been to many secret cinemas, and while the experience was great for Guardians, there was a few things lacking compared to previous experiences I've been to. Mostly, there is no acting alongside the film screening, which was extremely disappointing, this is usually one of the best bits and a reason I gave convincing friends to come along. The seats are also very uncomfy if you're tall. It seemed smaller than other sets we have been to, so less chance to explore. The quests were fun, I don't think we managed to see all the secret areas but the ones we did had a lot of attention to detail and were great. The food was also not very nice this time.

We've been attending secret cinema for the last 6 years and have been to around 7 of them. Usually they are so grand, so much to do and explore, the vibe was great and it was super easy to get involved, and if you didn't want to do the side missions, there was still so much to enjoy and see.

Unfortunately, this one was really lacking. It felt smaller than usually, people were really packed in and it's just felt messy and unorganised.

We came in and it did look fab, we went and found out team leader who was great, but after that it was so difficult to get to the actors and trade stuff as it was just so busy. You had to queue to try and trade anything for ages, there was only 3 places you could go and trade. It was just so overcrowded. When we went to an actor to ask about something in the mission, we got a quick answer as she clearly had to go do something else, so felt understaffed on the actor front. We tried to find this "auction" but just got told, it's in the other room, we were just left walking around, confused and trying to get to actors to talk with them, it was just incredibly frustrating. It was not from a lack of trying on our part. The funniest room for us was the Neon bar with the drag queen.

The last show down before the film just felt a bit rushed and lack-luster. I think if you have no prior bar for SC, you will think it's great, but for those who have been to ones in the past, this is far from how SC used to perform.

By far the worst bit was the film part at the end. The seating was dreadful, majorly uncomfortable and packed in. They gave everyone their phones back just before the film. So you just had people walking around, taking pictures, it ruined being immersed in the experience. There was no popcorn which made no sense for a cinema. There were no love actors, no cool set around it. All there were, was these lights that lit up on time to the film, which added nothing. We saw people around us leaving half way through the film and I wish we had too. For the price of the ticket it just wasn't worth it.

Please go back to how it used to be. For a sci-fi film experience, my bar was what SC did with Blade Runner, James Bond, Romeo and Juliet, 28 days later, Dr Strange Love, which were incredible events and so well done. More of that please! We love SC, but feel it's lost its way and it has put us off coming again.

Big fans of SC but felt this experience was not as good or as worth the money as previous adventures.
While the pre amble exploring was fun and the set build expensive looking it felt like they then made the acitivties cheap and a little boring.
The seats for the film are wildly uncomfortable and crammed in and this is the first SC we've seen without live action during the film which is one of the best parts. Really hope it returns to future events. We went to SC in the summer and there was way more fun stuff to do and it felt more immersive with character interaction better throughout.

I love Secret Cinema. GOTG was my fifth event and I bought a ticket despite not liking Marvel films - that's how much confidence I had in the team bringing about another unforgettable experience.

But, it was just...poor. Tickets have gone way up in value and the quality has gone down. Where's the actors acting out the film at the end? Where's the secret side rooms and the abundance of characters to give you useful tips, tricks, and easter eggs. At previous events it seemed that EVERYONE working there was part of the show - but the bartenders, security guards, sign holders just looked bored (and some of them were even pissed off when you tried to engage them in conversation about the mission like you could do in previous worlds).

Apparently if you want a real storyline/mission like with previous worlds you now need to pay for premium tickets. And the actors will just prioritise them over the standard ticket holders (I did wonder why the stickers identifying premium ticket holders were so large). But it all makes sense now - Starlord was talking to us and then ignored us when some priority ticket holders came over. What the hell??

Even the space felt smaller, and you were just walking around aimlessly trying to find something to do that wasn't just to get a few more units. There was no purpose? Also I'm not convinced that the units were even counted - it looked like the points screen (and final winners) fluctuated at random. It was all so fake.

With SC now working with Netflix and Disney, and the state of the GOTG world it's obvious that it's all just about the £££ now. Unless they bring back something really cult and nerdy like the olden days, I doubt I'll be going again.

Amazing fun, actors brilliant and lots of opportunities to get involved.

As a secret cinema fan, this event just felt underwhelming. It had been wayyy too hyped up by social media, TV (shown on programmes such as this morning), billboards and the internet. Yet it just fell short of being spectacular. I was expecting SO MUCH MORE. It needed to be bigger / grander especially for the ticket price.
We still had fun and the clans were a great idea of feeling part of the story. The food and drink prices I actually didn’t think were too bad considering inflation.
But overall, it just felt like a good day, as opposed to previous events where I’ve been blown away / had goosebumps / been shocked / amazed etc.
Would love to see the future events NOT ADVERTISED so much on social media as it ruins the event!! It feels like it’s not so secret cinema now.

From the first step on to the set I felt I was on another planet. I loved the snowfall that welcomed us to the set. It was difficult to hear our captains speech and it was a bit rushed. Maybe a sheet with the details of the different traders would have been helpful but it wasn't a big deal as we quickly found our way round. We made lots of trades and I loved the interaction with the traders especially the animated Rocket which was spookily good. The actors were incredible and very believable. Dance and fight routines extremely professional . I am over 70 and was concerned I would feel a bit awkward but I LOVED everything and felt part of the performance from the first step on to the set. One for the bucket list!

GOTG is amazing! The set is fab and the actors are wonderful. So much going on and lots of opportunities to get involved - loved all of it. We were premium ticket holders which I found to be well worth the extra cost. I cannot understand the negative reviews at all - this is a great and unique way to spend an afternoon/evening and I thoroughly recommend it.

I've just come back from a matinee GoTG (kids and adults). It was excellent and I am SO relieved - I was extremely anxious it was going to be rubbish after reading some of the previous reviews. My experience (and my kids) was that it is possible to enjoy this just as much as 'normal SC'.
My advice is to keep moving, talk to everyone, simply abandon quests if you find yourself waiting more than 4 mins for something and start a new ones with whoever you find yourself stood next to, because that's why they are there. There were fetch quests, coded quests, distract someone while we kidnap them quests and yeah, dance offs..My experience was that you don't need to be extrovert (thankfully), you just need to be able to say 'hello, please give me something cool to do' to a stranger in a wig every 10 minutes, until the final set piece. We were probably lucky - we happened to ask the right characters questions at critical moments twice, getting my kid a couple of cool surprises/accesses (don't want to ruin any surprises), but even without that we'd still have a had a great time.
Whether you enjoy the movie is very much down to how much you like GoTG2. The light show is very good but by 20 mins in, you do miss the live stunts and they need to bring them back.
On a separate note, one of my kids needs special support and the Accessibility Team (I think Laura?? in particular, I'm so sorry if that was not your name) were really very prepared, thoughtful and gave us exactly the comfort blanket to go out and enjoy the event knowing there was support around if we needed it. As I said, some of the reviews here scared me, and while I wish they'd had a better time, I needn't have worried.

Love Secret Cinema, and this was up to their usual standard. Lots of interactions with the cast, great atmosphere and lots to do. Light show to accompany the film really added to the atmosphere. Really great night out, highly recommended.

These events are always spectacular and TGOTG didn’t disappoint. I loved engaging with the actors and finding our different missions. The lady that played Fabulosa was brilliant and so much fun. The seats were a bit uncomfy with not much leg room so hopefully they’ll do something about that. Overall another great event!!

This review is for the Guardians of the Galaxy event. We paid for premium tickets and had to upgrade as we hasn’t realised that the film wasn’t included!! It’s Secret CINEMA - why would anyone book to go and not choose to see the film??!! I noticed that all bookings from November onwards now automatically include the film so I really feel we should be offered some money back. It’s the worst SS I’ve been to and I’ve done a few. We reported to our team captain and we’re then completely left to our own devices. Nothing to find and interact with that we could see and a really tiny space. The film itself wasn’t interactive at all - no actors involved. So disappointing. Don’t bother going.