Vue Cinema Harrow

Is a good cinema and the staff was helpful but they still need to improve the cleaning a bit.
Big seats and comfortable with a nice table.

I usually enjoy watching movies at this cinema, I love that all seats are recliners.
However on my recent visit, I was in screen 4 and we sat to the middle/lower row on the left side seats (if facing the screen) and every time someone opened the entrance doors the bright Screen 4 LED sign along the wall outside the screen was blinding us.
This brightly lit '4' sign really need to be moved, perhaps more to the right as it ruins the cinema experience and the movie, as it is really distractive, especially after the 10th time the door was opened by someone leaving or coming in mid movie.

Never been to a filthier cinema hall. These images arent just after a show but at the start of one. The seat I booked was sooo filthy that I couldnt even sit in the entire row. Literally 'EVERY' seat had trash from some previous show. Shortage of staff is affecting every industry now Im guessing.

We watch the movie in Vue cinema for the first time the experience was good but I love the seat it’s so comfortable and relaxing to watch. The food was expensive in the cinema but it’s ok to spend money for popcorn 🍿 lol.

AF screening was a good experience. Staff checked viewing was adequately set up. Small room, comfy seats once you work out the reclining feature. I nearly fell asleep. Paying in advance was a good feature. We sailed through. Thank you Vue.

Haven't been to harrow Vue in years went to see the new avertar movie and found out every seat is now vip. Really enjoyed the reclining seats and well as beer on tap.

My first visit here although Lynne Jacobs (my Sister) had been before. The Vue Cinema is located on the first floor of the St George's Centre close to Harrow on the Hill Station. Car parking is now free after 1800, so long as you leave before 0300 ;-), and is located on the third and fourth floors. Lifts or stairs get you access to all levels. First impression was people milling around with children running around. Usual thing of drinks, sweets and popcorn all designed to relieve you of money. Entry to the cinemas brought you to a desk where a conversation (? social) between the staff member and a security guard seemed to override any customer service. Eventually our tickets (on my phone) were glanced at, but not scanned interestingly, and a direction of 'to the right' got us inside. On the way down the corridor towards Screen 6, toilets, including accessible ones, were available if required. At the end, Screens 5 and 6 were located next to each other with seating plans clearly displayed. Screen 6 comprised six rows of reclining seats, including footrests, giving 51 seats in all. Clearly this area had not been cleaned before our showing as cups and rubbish were evident as we made our way up to the back, Row F. Our film, Andre Rieu in Dublin, was very good, lasting 2 hours 20 minutes including a 15 minute interval. On leaving afterwards, Screens closer to the entrance were also finishing. Behavior of people and children seemed not appropriate for a public place. At the car park level, the parking ticket had to be validated confirming our arrival time and then driving out was easy and off home. Not impressed with this place and think that I shall avoid it in the future.

We went last Wednesday to see avatar 2 , the show was at 9.10 pm and once we bought tickets at the self-check out it did not give us the receipt, took it like 20 min to speak with the manager to get ours tickets. The staff were quite rude , specially the two girls at the front serving pop corn ( compressed in a plastic bag , not freshly homemade )short staff who didn't pay attention to serve people faster.
Definitely we will not be back at the vue in Harrow.
I Didn’t like the experience of customer service ! The movie was amazing though!