Cobble Hill Cinemas

Movie theaters, Independent Carroll Gardens
Winner<br/>2016

Winner
2016
Winner<br/>2016

Winner
2016
Located in the heart of breeder Brooklyn, this friendly neighborhood movie theater almost always features a current kid-friendly release in 2D and 3D. What’s more, going to the movies doesn’t have to break the bank— the 60s-era theater offers discounted tickets all day Tuesdays and Thursdays for everyone (except special events), for adults before 5pm and for kids ages 11 and under any time, any day.

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Venue name: Cobble Hill Cinemas
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Address: 265 Court St
Brooklyn

Cross street: between Butler and Douglass Sts
Transport: Subway: F, G to Bergen St
Price: $11, seniors and children $8.50; 3D admission $13, children $10.50. Tue, Thu all day; Mon–Fri until 5pm and Sat, Sun until 2pm $8.50
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