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Why do I have to register on kinepolis.lu? What are the advantages of registering?
By registering, you can benefit from all the advantages that your My Kinepolis account offers. For example, your homepage classifies the films that are showing according to your preferences (those that you will have entered in on your profile).
Your account is full of smart services. You can check the number of seats remaining on your benefits card (Movie Card or Family Card) and check its expiry date at any time. You can also keep an updated list of films you have seen and the list of films you would like to see. You will know when your favourite actor or actress is back on the...
I would like to keep track of all the films I have seen. Can you help me keep an up to date list?
You can keep your own list of viewed films and view this list on your personal My Kinepolis profile at kinepolis.lu. The films for which you bought a ticket online will be automatically added to your list, but you can also fill it in manually by adding the films you have seen on TV, DVD, Blu-Ray, or at the cinema.
Do you already have a My Kinepolis account? Click here to go directly to your profile.
Is it possible to compile a list of films I would like to see?
Of course! You just have to add the films you would like to see to the list 'Films I want to see' to create your own wish list for the coming months. Count on us to let you know as soon as one of the films on your list is released in cinemas. That way, you will be certain to not miss those films when they are showing.
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Where can I find the address and itineraries of my Kinepolis?
You can check the opening times of each cinema in the 'Cinemas' section of the website Kinepolis.lu.
More information on http://kinepolis.lu/fr/cinemas. Click on your cinema to find all useful information.
What are the opening hours of the Kinepolis cinemas?
You can check the opening times of each cinema in the 'Cinemas' section of the website Kinepolis.lu.
More information on http://kinepolis.lu/fr/cinemas. Click on your cinema to find all useful information.
Why do I have to pay for parking at some Kinepolis cinemas?
Our cinemas in Kirchberg and Limpersberg do not have car parks, so you have to use adjoining car parks with parking fees.
At Belval, the Belval Plaza (shopping center) car park is managed by Indigo but all visitors automatically receive 1 free hour (from the moment you enter the car park). Kinepolis cinema goers receive an additional 2 hours of free parking by validating their car park ticket at a ticket office or at a shop counter. Do not forget to validate your ticket at the car park ticket machines before leaving.
How can I contact my Kinepolis cinema?
You can contact us: - In your Kinepolis cinema at the ticket office - By post - By clicking on the "Ask a Question" button
Where should I go for lost property?
If you send us your details and a description of the missing item or if you can contact the Kinepolis cinema where you lost your property, we will let you know as soon as possible whether the item has been found. Remember to tell us your name and give us a telephone number on which we can contact you during the day, or your email address. Specify the cinema, the date and time and a description of the lost object. If you can also tell us the name of the film, the screening room number, the row and seat number, this will make our search even easier.
Where can I park near my Kinepolis?
- At Kinepolis Kirchberg, you can use the parking of the Auchan shopping center located next to the cinema. This one is free for 3 hours. Regarding bicycles, we have a few parking spaces at the entrance to the cinema on the Auchan shopping center side.
- At Kinepolis Belval, the car park park is on the lower levels of the Belval Plaza shopping center. Kinepolis spectators receive 3 hours free parking when validating...
What should I do in case of a problem in the screening room?
Kinepolis guarantees a comfortable cinema experience. Please let our employees know if there is a technical problem or disturbance during screening, so they can intervene and resolve the problem to enable continued screening in the best conditions.
