If you’re looking for a great cinema experience in Leicester, look no further than Vue Cinema. With comfortable seating, state-of-the-art projection and sound, and a wide selection of the latest films to choose from, Vue Cinema Leicester is the perfect place to watch a film.
Whether you’re grabbing some popcorn and coke to share with friends or settling in for a great movie night, you’ll be sure to enjoy your time at Vue Cinema. And with online booking now available, it’s easier than ever to get your tickets sorted in advance. So what are you waiting for? Head on down to Vue Cinema Leicester today!
Opening Times
| Monday: 10am – 3am | |
| Tuesday: 10am – 3am | |
| Wednesday: 10am – 3am | |
| Thursday: 10am – 3am | |
| Friday: 10am – 3am | |
| Saturday: 10am – 3am | |
| Sunday: 10am – 3am |
Address
Meridian Leisure Park, Lubbesthorpe Way, Braunstone Town LE19 1JZ
Phone Number
0345 308 4620Website
https://www.myvue.com/cinema/leicester/whats-on
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Ticket Price
| From £4.99 Per Person |
People Also Ask
1. How many screens and seats does the Leicester Meridian site have?
Vue Leicester is a large multiplex featuring 9 state-of-the-art screens with a total capacity of over 1,930 seats. Screen 9 is the largest auditorium, seating 420 guests.
2. What are the parking arrangements for visitors at this location?
Guests can take advantage of free unlimited parking provided by the Meridian Leisure Park. There are also dedicated accessible parking spaces for Blue Badge holders located approximately 20 metres from the cinema entrance.
3. Does Vue Leicester offer any discounted ticket days in 2026?
Yes, the cinema features Saver Mondays with tickets starting from £4.99. Additionally, Vue Members (free to join) can access £7.50 tickets for any film from Tuesday to Sunday.
4. What accessibility facilities are available at the Meridian Leisure Park site?
The venue offers full step-free access to all screens and wheelchair bays. It also features infrared technology for hearing assistance (headsets available at the box office) and hosts Autism-Friendly screenings at 10:30am on the last Sunday of every month.
5. What “Big Screen” cultural events are playing here in early 2026?
This site broadcasts live and recorded cultural events, including the Royal Ballet & Opera’s 2026 season (e.g., Swan Lake and Giselle) and National Theatre Live productions like Hamlet and The Audience.