Carlton Cinema

The Carlton is a family-run independent cinema, housed in a unique Grade II Listed Building in the heart of Westgate-on-Sea. The Cinema, now part of the Picturedrome Group, was originally built in 1910 as Westgate-on-Sea's Town Hall. They screen an eclectic mix of current Hollywood blockbusters, great family movies, and some of the arthouse gems you may not see elsewhere. Featuring 3 screens and air-conditioning throughout. Screen 1 - 326 seats, including luxury lounge seats; Screen 2 - 54 seats and Screen 3 - 32 seats. Tickets are £4.80 all week if booked online, or £5.00 in person. Lounge seats, available in Screen 1, have a £1 extra charge. See website for what's on information. Access Information: Both the entrance and the building itself are fully wheelchair accessible, and all on one level. Accessible toilets. Assistance Dogs permitted. Hearing Loop. Provisions for people with learning disabilities. Rest seats. Screens 1 & 2 have designated spaces for wheelchairs (Screen 3 does not.) The cinema welcomes the use of The Cinema Exhibitors' Association Card. Regular Subtitled Screenings. Supportive Environment Screenings, with no adverts or trailers. Lights stay on and sound is lowered, making the cinema experience a little easier and more enjoyable, for those with sensitive eyes and ears. Located conveniently close to Westgate-on-Sea Railway Station (3 minute's walk). A regular bus service stops outside the cinema: #8 or 8A from Canterbury, Broadstairs and Margate. There is on-street (but no Disabled Bay) parking.