Hoyts Frankston

I was very impressed recently when visiting Hoyts, havent been for absolute years and really enjoyed it, was quite quiet and seats where great, and being a Senior was cheap as, thik from memory like $13 each.

Best place to watch movies. Like gold class service without the pricetage.

Approximate cost: $20

Was most impressed with the new Hoyts Frankston. The seats are fabulous and roomy . When my husband and I went we had the whole cinema to ourselves! So we had a private viewing of a great movie. Staff were friendly and helpful. Will return. Very reasonable priced too

We were given vouchers and thought we go on Sunday night to Frankston. Excellent theatre, lovely as it was not crowded, and the reclining seats wonderful. Plenty of room between seats and air nice and warm without being over powering. Planet of the Apes was showing wonderful movie loved it . If we could afford it we would go there again for comfort. They need top push the comfort aspect of it and parking far superior to Chadstone!!!. Who cares about Village gold class and prissy food I would rather have comfort all round for all.

Love the experience here. ️
Even if the movie is rubbish, at least your seats are nice and comfy .
It's like you are getting the royalty treatment.

Since Hoyts have taken over, the prices have gone up, and there are no longer deals throughout the week. Sometimes the cinemas are a little dirty, but generally not awful. There is a lot of parking around, but you do have to pay extortionate rates for it. The restaurants around there are really great. It's easy to have a nice night out there.

Approximate cost: $25

I love going to this cinema because it is very large and the cinema rooms are quite big. You get great seats and the screen is a good size. Also it is relaxing to watch a movie there because most people there are polite and the food and ticket are an alright price.

Approximate cost: $25

This small theater used to be owned by AMC until it was recently bought by Hoyts.

As a result the prices went up, and it lost its small, local theater charm. Though the prices here are still lower than most other Hoyts. Wonder how long that will last?

Guess it is only a matter of time until small businesses get bought out by larger companies.

It is still my preferred movie theater.