www.paramount.co.nz
Phone: 04 384 4080
25 Courtenay Place, Wellington City
Three screen, central city, historic cinema (built in 1917). With licensed bar and cafe.
TICKETS // To make a booking, please phone 04 384 4080 or click a session time below to book online.
Three screen, central city, historic cinema (built in 1917). With licensed bar and cafe.
25 Courtenay Place, Wellington City
www.paramount.co.nz
info@paramount.co.nz
Ph: 04 384 4080
Fax: 04 384 4408
To make a booking, please phone 04 384 4080 or click a session time below to book online.
Monday to Friday before 5.00pm
Adults $13.00
Concession (Film Society / Community Services Card) $12.00
Seniors $9.50
Children $9.00
Monday to Friday after 5.00pm and all day Saturday, Sunday
Adults $15.00
Concession (Film Society / CSC) $13.00
Seniors $10.50
Children $9.50
Public Holidays
Adults $15.00
Concession (Film Society / CSC) $13.00
Seniors $10.50
Children $9.50
CINEMA DISCLAIMER: CONCESSION PRICES APPLY TO: STUDENTS, FILM SOCIETY MEMBERS, COMMUNITY SERVICES CARD HOLDERS. CURRENT IDENTIFICATION MUST BE PRESENTED FOR EVERY CONCESSION TICKET PURCHASED. SENIOR CITIZENS ARE: AGED 65 YEARS OR OVER OR BEARERS OF A GOVERNMENT-ISSUED 'SUPER CARD' OR BEARERS OF A STAGECOACH BUS PASS. CHILDREN ARE: AGED 15 YEARS OR UNDER. PRICES FOR FESTIVALS AND SPECIAL EVENTS MAY DIFFER FROM OUR STANDARD TICKET PRICES AT THE DISCRETION OF THE ORGANISERS.
Parking around the Paramount can be difficult, especially during weekends. The Reading carpark is just down the road though, and is an ideal option should you be unable to find a park on the street. There are also bus stops right outside the front door, so public transport is a great option.
The Paramount offers venue hire services. Click here for more.
The Paramount is home to many a festival and event. See all here.
Lift access from street level, and from there all three cinemas are accessable. There is a disabled toilet available.
One of Wellington’s oldest cinemas, the Paramount has been an institution on Courtenay Place since 1917. The first “talkie” in New Zealand was screened at the Paramount. In 2005 the single screen complex became a 3 screen which has allowed the programme to be diversified. One of the last truly independent cinemas, the Paramount continues to offer a wide and challenging film programme and proudly supports local film makers.
