Coburg’s Historic Pentridge Prison Will Become a 15-Screen Cinema This Summer
Words by Tomas Telegramma · Updated on 08 Oct 2020 · Published on 06 Oct 2020
Palace Cinemas has just announced that its cinema in Coburg’s historic Pentridge Prison will open this summer. The plans were initially unveiled by the independent cinema group in 2016.
Pentridge Cinema will accommodate 1100 people across 15 cinemas, each with fully reclining seats and Dolby Atmos surround sound.
And when the new inner-north cinema opens, expect screenings of upcoming releases such as Death on the Nile, Coming 2 America, Free Guy and Wonder Woman 1984, plus kid-friendly films such as Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway, Connected and Soul.
There’ll also be social distancing measures in place from the get-go: staggered session times, checkerboard seating, maximum group sizes, hand-sanitising stations and contactless payments.
It’s part of the $2 million Pentridge restoration, which also includes precincts for dining, retail and entertainment, as well as a 6500-square-metre piazza.
Pentridge Cinema is slated to open in December.
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