Odeon Luxe Glasgow Quay
3 Springfield Quay,
Glasgow,
G5 8NP
3 Springfield Quay,
Glasgow,
G5 8NP
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Additional Info
Operated by: Odeon Cinemas Group
Functions: Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: Odeon Glasgow
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
440871.224.4007
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Located in the Laurieston/Paisley Road West district to the South-West of the city centre, off Paisley Road West. The 12-screen Odeon opened on 20th September 1996 with 2,559 seats. Seating capacities in the screens ranged from 428, down to 89.
Following refurbishment it re-opened in November 2017 as the Odeon Luxe, with the seating capacity reduced to 941. The largest screen now has 139 seats and the smallest screen has 35 seats.
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Refurbished and re-opened under the ‘Odeon Luxe’ brand in November 2017.
The seating capacity is now 941 with Screen 1 the largest with 139 and Screens 3 and 9 the joint smallest with 35 each. These capacities are taken from the Odeon web-site. The photos there seem to be generic ‘Odeon Luxe’ ones rather than at Glasgow Quay specifically.
This is now the fourth Odeon to be rebranded as ‘Odeon Luxe’ in 2017 after East Kilbride, Edinburgh West and Leeds-Bradford.
Two more are in the pipeline at Putney and Panton Street, London with probably more to follow in 2018.
In February 2018 I was asked by Sam Falconer, at ODEON, for permission to use my December 1998 and June 2003 images in a display the company was creating to celebrate 70 years of ODEON in Glasgow. I was only too pleased to provide this. Detailing the circuit’s presence right across the city, the display was unveiled in April 2018 at ODEON Luxe, Glasgow Quay, where I am pleased to say it has a permanent home. Sam very kindly sent me the photograph I have posted. In these days of ever more futuristic, state-of-the-art all-digital multiplexes (such as ODEON’s own Luxe brand) it is heartening that the company is so mindful of its proud heritage.
Took in a movie at the venue this month, and thank you to DavidSimpson because I quite enjoyed looking over the photo display