Century City Walk

It's good depends what you want to do its all there movies/food lots to choose from great pub enjoy

Went to the show on Saturday 27th April for the 3: 30 in VMAX 03 seats k20, k19.
Being a very cold day/night you would think the heater would be on instead the air conditioner was or heater wasn’t working. It was freezing in the cinema, so I went out (missing part of the movie) to inform one of the staff. I was told he would look into (really not showing any interest). Had to seat there for around a hour and we left. Just to cold to enjoy the movie.
On the way again explained the situation to another staff, and once again showing no interest.
Very disappointed that if the heater wasn’t working we were not told!
A waste of money when I could have gone to another cinema.
Will never be returning to this cinema again.

Small indoor arcade with cinema, bowling and a few restaurants and cafes. For shopping, there's the giant Glen shopping centre closeby. For dining, outside there are plenty more mainly Asian restaurants outside the arcade. The eateries inside this arcade are okay, not spectacular. The cinema is getting old.

Whole place is getting dated and hopefully gets renovated soon.

Great place for food, coffee and entertainment. Century City Walk has some great restaurants and plenty of fun things to do such as bowling and the cinema.

Nice atmosphere and good selection of places to eat, though the cinema there is pretty outdated at this point

Loads of good restaurants and a cinema.the centre is open late making it easy to have dinner and see a movie. If wanting to find a car park, the multi level parking next to the roundabout is best.

We always go their to watch movie. This place is beautiful and they have a lot of small and big restaurants around the area.

Century City Walk has an assortment of entertainment venues and restaurants.

Entertainment venues include Strike (Bowling, Escape Room, Karaoke and Pay-Per-Game Pool Tables) and Village Movie Cinemas (the Gold Class is quite small, not as luxurious as the inner CBD counterparts).

There is a mix of Asian and Western cuisine inside Century City Walk, from Pancake Parlour (which is open until late) to Secret Kitchen.

Pretty empty. No one hangs around in there. All the resturants in there are way over priced compared to the eateries just outside century city walk. The cinemas are so old and small. They haven't been updated in a couple of decades and they have a moldy smell. Outdated, overpriced and generally an uninviting place.

Village cinemas, Bowling alley & a few restaurants - small, cozy centre with minimal options. Serving a niche market targeting people who are clear about what they want. Centre does not have parking of its own.

That place, is evil because of the pokie joint. If the pokie joint is kicked away I would rate it at 4.5

Always go to century city to see movies at village with friends. There's a strike there and a pancake parlour as well making it a pretty good place for outings.

Has come a long way over the years and always worth a visit. I'm always pleasantly surprised how much it's changed and what it has to offer. Wheelchair friendly. Kid friendly. Plenty of parking.

There's a Strike and Village cinemas here. Pancake parlour is also available and Food along the street outside this plaza! A great place to get food

Needs way more parking, and shops, to be considered a shopping mall. At best a glorified arcade, or just simply a cinema.

Great game place to have brunch, buy some groceries, watch a movie or even have a birthday party