Omniplex Cinemas – Great Park, Rubery
Omniplex Cinema Birmingham Great Park is a 13-screen cinema featuring the latest blockbuster films and classic re-releases on cutting-edge screens. Recently refurbished under Omniplex ownership, the venue offers comfortable reclining leather seats, 3D performances, OmniplexMAXX premium large-format screens and an IMAX experience. The cinema has assigned seating and is fully wheelchair-accessible with accessible toilets in every screening room.
Concessions include freshly made popcorn on-site, nachos, hotdogs, pick-and-mix sweets, ice-cold drinks and Ben & Jerry’s ice cream. The venue also features Joe’s Food Truck offering hot food and alcohol. Screenings run on average from noon to 11pm depending on film showing times.
Special programming includes sensory-friendly screenings every weekend around noon, subtitled blockbuster films on Monday evenings, Kids Club weekend screenings, live and pre-recorded events from around the world, and classic film series. The cinema operates a MyOmniPass membership scheme at £14.99 per month for unlimited movie tickets, plus various special ticket promotions throughout the week.
Packages & Pricing
Reviews
Have been a few times as it’s my local cinema and it’s probably one of the cleanest and comfy viewing experiences out there. The retro theme is a nice touch and different to the other cinemas around. However, the food trucks can be very slow and when coming for an evening screening you’ll find favourite items on the menu to be out of stock.
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FAQ
Is this cinema suitable for children and families?
Yes, Omniplex Great Park is listed as kid-friendly and suitable for all ages, with pram access available. It regularly screens family films and blockbusters, making it a popular choice for family outings.
When is the best time to visit to avoid crowds?
Weekday mornings and afternoons are generally quietest. The cinema can get very busy during school holidays and on opening weekends for major releases, so booking ahead is advisable at those times.
Do I need to book in advance or can I just turn up?
Walk-ins are welcome, but pre-booking online or via the self-serve ticket machines is recommended to secure your preferred seats and potentially get a better price, especially for popular showings.
Is there a dress code?
There is no dress code at Omniplex Great Park, come as you are. It is a casual, welcoming environment open to all.
Is the cinema accessible for wheelchair users or people with reduced mobility?
Yes, the cinema is wheelchair accessible and features designated parking bays and facilities for guests with reduced mobility. Staff are noted to be helpful, and pram access is also available.
Is parking available, and is it free?
The cinema offers free all-day parking in a large on-site car park, and it is easy to reach from the M5 motorway. Parking is described as ample, even on busy Friday evenings.
What screens and seating options are available, and how much do tickets cost?
The cinema has 13 screens including an IMAX screen, with reclining seats featuring personal tables and drink holders, some screens also offer premium sofa-bed style seating. Ticket prices range from around £8 to £16 depending on the screen type and showtime, which visitors note is competitive compared to larger chains.
Packages & Pricing
Standard Ticket
from 8ppLatest blockbuster films and re-releases on standard screens
OmniplexMAXX Premium Large Format
from 10ppPremium large-format screens for the ultimate movie experience
IMAX Experience
from 12pp13-screen cinema featuring giant IMAX screen with cutting-edge projection and digital sound technology
Sensory Friendly Screenings
from 8ppHeld every weekend around noon with audio description and sensory adaptations
Business Info
- feedback@omniplex.ie
- 0871 471 4714
- https://www.omniplexcinemas.co.uk/cinema/birmingham-great-park
- Great Park, Rubery, Birmingham, B45 9JL
- Monday12:00 - 23:00
- Tuesday12:00 - 23:00
- Wednesday12:00 - 23:00
- Thursday12:00 - 23:00
- Friday12:00 - 23:00
- Saturday12:00 - 23:00
- Sunday12:00 - 23:00
Price Range
Avg. Per Person
£8.00 → £16.00
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Reviews 4.4 · 5 reviews
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Have been a few times as it’s my local cinema and it’s probably one of the cleanest and comfy viewing experiences out there. The retro theme is a nice touch and different to the other cinemas around. However, the food trucks can be very slow and when coming for an evening screening you’ll find favourite items on the menu to be out of stock.
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Went here today for the first time with my daughter to watch the magic far away tree. what a great experience, and we also used eth sofa which was fabulous. the food was great, staff lovely and the value was great. free parking and lots of it. will 100% come again
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Very good place for great cinemas. The picture is vivid and the sound super clear. I enjoyed my visit. There are lot of accompaniments as well. Great selection of foods and snacks. Well cleaned environment
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Since Omniplex took over from Empire and fully refurbished the cinema, the difference is night and day. The overall appeal and cleanliness stand out immediately - it feels modern, fresh, and far more inviting than before. Even the toilets, which were previously in a poor state, are now clean, modern, and well looked after, which just adds to the improved overall experience. The new seating is a huge improvement; you no longer feel like you’re perched on a plank of wood. They’re genuinely comfortable now, which makes a big difference during a long film. The lobby area is brighter and more welcoming, and there’s a wide range of food, snacks, and drinks available. The push towards automation with ticket and food-ordering screens means there’s little need for human interaction, but personally that doesn’t bother me. Atmosphere-wise, the whole place feels happier. Even the staff seem more upbeat, which I’d put down to working in a venue that’s now of a much higher standard. Pricing feels fair, and the Omnipass option is a good deal. It differs slightly from Odeon’s pass in that you can only see each film once, but realistically most people don’t watch the same movie multiple times in the cinema anyway. One of the best additions is the events where they bring back older films - it keeps things varied and fills the gaps when certain genres aren’t showing. I find myself going far more often now. In fact, back when it was Empire, I’d avoid it completely and head into Birmingham to Odeon instead because the experience here was so poor. Now, with the investment from Omniplex, it’s a completely different story. I’d highly recommend anyone who hasn’t been in a while to give it another go - it’s gone from being one of the worst local cinema experiences to one of the best.
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Lots of free parking (up to 5 hours.) Quite jazzy inside, looks pretty cool. There are manned counters and machines to order from. The seats in the screen are comfortable and have an adjustable foot rest. Each seat has a tray attached that has room for food and drink. The temperature was a little chilly. I noticed a couple of recycling bins available. The only downside, as with cinemas, are the prices aren’t fantastic.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this cinema suitable for children and families?
Yes, Omniplex Great Park is listed as kid-friendly and suitable for all ages, with pram access available. It regularly screens family films and blockbusters, making it a popular choice for family outings.
When is the best time to visit to avoid crowds?
Weekday mornings and afternoons are generally quietest. The cinema can get very busy during school holidays and on opening weekends for major releases, so booking ahead is advisable at those times.
Do I need to book in advance or can I just turn up?
Walk-ins are welcome, but pre-booking online or via the self-serve ticket machines is recommended to secure your preferred seats and potentially get a better price, especially for popular showings.
Is there a dress code?
There is no dress code at Omniplex Great Park, come as you are. It is a casual, welcoming environment open to all.
Is the cinema accessible for wheelchair users or people with reduced mobility?
Yes, the cinema is wheelchair accessible and features designated parking bays and facilities for guests with reduced mobility. Staff are noted to be helpful, and pram access is also available.
Is parking available, and is it free?
The cinema offers free all-day parking in a large on-site car park, and it is easy to reach from the M5 motorway. Parking is described as ample, even on busy Friday evenings.
What screens and seating options are available, and how much do tickets cost?
The cinema has 13 screens including an IMAX screen, with reclining seats featuring personal tables and drink holders, some screens also offer premium sofa-bed style seating. Ticket prices range from around £8 to £16 depending on the screen type and showtime, which visitors note is competitive compared to larger chains.
Offers & Deals
Prices are accurate as of 23 July 2026.
Unlimited movie tickets for £14.99 per month
T&Cs: Does not apply to live events, private screenings or tickets with concession items. Rolling 30-day contract after initial 3 months.
Pocket-money prices for family films
T&Cs: Select family films every weekend
Tuesday savings, parent & baby screenings, senior mornings, special weekend and weekday events
T&Cs: Various promotional screenings throughout the week


