PALACE CINEMAS TO PRESERVE BALLINA’S COMMUNITY CINEMA EXPERIENCE

Palace Cinemas is pleased to announce the preservation of Ballina’s beloved community cinema, Ballina Fair Cinemas. The cinema will now operate under the name Palace Ballina Fair Cinemas, but the focus remains on preserving the cinema’s strong sense of community and providing a top-quality movie-going experience.

Movie-goers can expect to see some exciting updates, including access to Palace Cinemas exclusive Movie Club. Movie Club members will be offered substantial discounts on tickets and can earn reward points for every dollar spent. These points can be redeemed for food and beverages, tickets, and more. Movie Club is free to join for all Ballina Fair customers.

In addition to the Movie Club, Palace Ballina Fair Cinemas will be upgrading its current food and beverage menu. The cinema will offer curated wine lists and gourmet eats, including its famous olive-oil popcorn and connoisseur choc-tops. These improvements will provide movie-goers with a premium experience at the cinema.

Palace Ballina Fair Cinemas will continue to showcase the same film offerings that the local community love. Palace Cinemas is thrilled to be a part of Ballina’s community cinema experience, and looks forward to welcoming movie-goers.

For session times and visitor information, please visit https://www.palacecinemas.com.au/cinemas/ballina-fair-cinemas/

Ballina Fair Cinemas has been taken over by Palace Cinemas.

About Palace Cinemas:

Palace Cinemas is the largest independent cinema group in Australia, with various locations in CBD and inner suburban areas of most capital cities. Comprising 160+ screens across cinemas nationwide, each with a bespoke bar or café, Palace Cinemas provides an immersive experience with a carefully curated program of the latest quality mainstream and foreign-language releases alongside a culturally diverse line-up of international film festivals. Palace Cinemas Head office is based in the Melbourne suburb of South Yarra, close to its Cinema Como flagship. In 2015 they saved The Astor Theatre which remains the southern hemisphere’s oldest continuously running single screen theatre.

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