A first look around the newly refurbished Gorleston Palace Cinema!

Gorleston’s new cinema has been given the seal of approval by film lovers.
The Palace Cinema in Gorleston opened on Monday morning in a building originally built as a movie house, but until more recently being used a bingo hall.
It has four screens seating around 450 people and will be showing all the latest blockbusters.
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Saw 'Bladerunner 2049' here and it was mind blowing! As a "Sneakypeak" customer i decided to give it on a try on it's 2nd day of opening and i can tell you i was not disappointed. Luxury leather seating, upstairs bar, superb sound system, red carpets, state of the art cinema on par with any in Norwich or London. I have visited many cinemas around the UK and although this one may not have the size, seating around 450, it is certainly up there with the elite.
Back in the 1980s when i worked in Gorleston High Street, i used to walk past the old Palace Bingo Hall and i used to say to myself what a shame it cannot be brought back to it's original life and now here we are some thirty years later, we have a super modern art deco cinema right in the heart of the town.

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Palace bingo installed a Compton cinema organ in about 1960. The organ had previously been installed in the Empire cinema, Aldershot, Hampshire.