ODEON Point Square in Dublin: photos, reviews

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ODEON Point Square in Dublin offers a modern cinematic experience with a strong entertainment vibe. Visitors can enjoy comfortable seating with uninterrupted views, ensuring a pleasurable movie-going experience. It's a family-friendly venue, conveniently allowing payment by credit card. Despite some complaints about the brightness of emergency lights, the staff are noted for their professionalism in dealing with any issues, such as handling refunds promptly. Nearby, there is the convenience of a tram station, making access simple, while the clean washrooms add to the overall positive experience at this cinema complex.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Payment by credit card

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

The 3Arena (Point Depot)

Bus stop 57 m walk

The Point

Bus stop 57 m walk

Dublin 3Arena Point Village & Ringsend

Bus stop 205 m walk

Point Village

Bus stop 153 m walk

Alexandra Road

Bus stop 449 m walk

Lansdowne Road

Train station 1.63 km walk

3.9

based on 2,298 reviews

Google

4.1/5 1,694 reviews

Facebook

3.2/5 604 reviews

Mark Tonna

Brilliant staff, excellent selection of snacks and a very nice atmosphere.

Anna Krys

Deeply Disappointing Accessibility Experience I’m currently going through rehabilitation after a serious skiing accident (two surgeries on my knee and wrist) so I’m temporarily using a wheelchair and rely on my partner for support. On May 4, 2025, we bought accessible tickets to Odeon, confident that the infrastructure was ready, especially since the website confirmed full accessibility. Unfortunately, the reality was not just disappointing, it was unsafe. When we arrived (30 minutes early), the lift from Level 1 to the cinema floor wasn’t working. There were no signs, no information, nothing. We waited, confused, until my partner had to go upstairs alone to figure it out. The staff’s response? A shrug: “Yeah, the lift’s broken. Nothing we can do.” We were left with no safe option but to take the escalator with the wheelchair, which is not only dangerous — it’s terrifying. No one helped. Not on the escalator, not with the heavy cinema doors, not at all. In fact, the only person who even offered to help was a shopping centre security guard, not Odeon staff. When I asked the shift manager why accessible tickets were sold if accessibility wasn’t working, she just said they “don’t control the website” and refused to take responsibility. To be fair, after ten minutes of expressing my concerns, someone did offer us complimentary tickets, though that wasn’t what I was arguing for. Almost two months later, we returned. The lift is finally fixed, and this time we were met by a very kind staff member who helped us with the doors and met us at the lift. So clearly, it’s all down to who you happen to meet that day. No consistent protocol, no proper accessibility culture — just luck. To the Odeon management: accessibility is not a bonus feature — it’s a basic right. Please treat it as such, and make sure your teams are trained, equipped, and empowered to support all guests with dignity.

Allwyn Menezes

Great place. Very convenient by Luas. Not very crowded except during 3 Arena events.

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ODEON Point Square in Dublin

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