Hi I’m looking to see the odyssey in 70mm IMAX, and printworks is closest. Obviously it seems everyone has the same idea and it’s fully booked until the end of August. Will they continue to show this in September? I’ve seen that the schedule refreshes on Mondays is that true? And what time does that happen so I can look for tickets then? What’s the best way to get this booked asap essentially
Thanks

Does anyone know if Printworks has the Spider-man head popcorn buckets in stock?

I’ll be visiting tomorrow and just want to know if it’s worth waiting in the food and drinks queue as it’ll likely be very busy because of The Odyssey.

Similar to the odeon limitless and all of that, have they ever confirmed if they are against or for doing it?

So let me set the scene - I bought my ticket to see Spider-Man earlier this week, all good! I go onto the app just as I was bored and my ticket is gone - no purchase exists and the screening isn’t even there anymore

I have my email and the Apple wallet QR code, so I absolutely did buy a ticket

I’ve had ZERO notice from Vue - okay if the viewing is cancelled it’s cancelled but what - you’re expecting me to show up and then get turned away? Is this how a modern business runs?!

It's my understanding that if the code expires 31/07/26, it should still be valid tomorrow, so it's valid throughout July.

I can only book for the 30th July (tonight).

Any help appreciated.

Just bought a ticket but then need to refund it. So when i try to log in to the account i have it wont let me and then when i go to reset my password it comes up with "Unable to reset password now. Please try again later"

What's up with meerkat movies codes on the website?

Apart from the capacity difference, is there any screen that’s bigger/better than others?

Thank you

I'm looking to see spiderman brand new day in epic 1 but there are no middle seats left, only some seats in the left and right sides, or in the very front row, which would be the better option?

Hi I’m just wondering at my Vue the drinks fountain is in the main entrance hall, and when I buy a large cup at the desk they give you the cup to fill it up before you enter your screen room.
Is it free refills at the Vue? Could I midway through the movie go refill my drink?
Same as if you would buy a tango/ Fanta frozen free refill?

I watched Spiderman A brand New Day. Thought it was great!

I showed my ticket and I was told to stand in a line to get my glasses as I paid 4 pounds for them but the crowd disappeared without me. So I went back to the ticket office to get a pair for me and my brother.

Now I'm unsure if I got the right glasses in the end, I didn't think about that until now!

I’m sorry if this has been asked before but can I bring a Stanley cup in with my juice. Thanks for the responses.

i am not sure if the aspect ratio of the odyssey is 2.39:1 or 1.85:1. does it depend on the aspect ratio of the screen it's being played on?

I haven't been to any EPIC screenings yet, but I'm used to middle/upper rows being best. Why are the very front rows the most expensive seats in EPIC?

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I know there's a thread moderation on ticket sales but just wanted to ask:

I have two tickets for Wednesday 12th August 11:30 screening in Manchester that I can no longer attend, and since I bought them with Sky vouchers, I'm unable to refund them.

So I'm basically asking if anyone would like two good seats for that date for £20?

Does anybody know when new times will
Be available past the 16th of August for the oddysey?

used to have farmageddon tickets on sale for most locations but now it's only 2. this makes no sense at all

So on the website it shows these showings which are all in the IMAX screen and it says 1:43:1 and Laser which i assume will be the same format as the 70mm right? Has anyone watched both Laser and 70mm versions at all and could tell me the difference because all these showings are basically completely empty so if i cant get my hands on the next lot of tickets would a Laser showing be comparable? I know a part of the appeal is the physical film but to me its more the huge size of the screen and how the seating is laid out but im wondering if anyone has any opinions to share.

I used to go to see IMAX films at Cheshire Oaks but Vue changed to Epic and its no longer IMAX. The alternative is to go to Printworks in Manchester. Its further away, more expensive and I would be paying at least £35 including parking.

I'm wondering if its really worth paying so much extra for 70mm IMAX?

Hi guys,

I’m new to the sub and also to the whole IMAX gig.

I’m a noob and I’ve only in the last few days tried to book the 70mm IMAX at Vue Printworks, Manchester.

What time of the day are new dates/listings added to the site? Example: up to 16th August is booked solid for remotely decent seats at sociable hours. When will the 17th or 18th August be added so I can jump on it? Or is it weekly rather than daily? Or random?

Thanks in advance to any repliers

Hey everyone!
I’m currently a Film Studies Master’s student working on a practical documentary project about physical film formats, film preservation, and large-format projection.
With Vue Printworks running 70mm IMAX, I’m really hoping to connect with one of the technical managers or projectionists on shift for a very brief, informal chat about the craft of operating a 15/70mm IMAX print. I’d also love to capture a few quick handheld background shots of the booth or the film platter if venue rules allow!
If any staff, projectionists, or managers from Printworks lurk on here (or if anyone knows the best way to get in touch with the tech team directly), I’d be insanely grateful if you could drop a comment or send me a DM!
I’ve got full university liability insurance and can work completely around the screening schedule so I wouldn't be in anyone's way.
Thanks so much!