Graceville X Five Star Cinemas
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Parking is not provided by Regal Cinemas Graceville, so please allow time to secure street parking before your screening.
We offer bespoke private booking packages tailored to your needs. Please complete our online form to enquire further.
Tickets are sold on a no refund or exchange basis unless required by law. These conditions are agreed to upon purchase. Your credit card will be charged for the full price of the ticket and booking fee. If you have any queries in regards to you booking please speak to one of our helpful staff members here
Our cinema is wheelchair accessible with wheelchair seating options available in all our theaters.
While we strive to cater to dietary needs, we cannot guarantee no cross-contamination due to external food sourcing
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Since 1922, Graceville Regal Cinema has been more than a place to watch movies.
Born as an open-air picture garden, rebuilt as The Regal in the 1950s, and named in honor of Queen Elizabeth II.
A century on, we’re still here. Familiar walls, familiar spirit, with a new energy. Spaces refreshed with stories waiting to be seen in new ways.
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