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Esher Venue details
Everyman Esher
22 High Street
Esher
Esher
KT10 9RT
Telephone
To speak to an Everyman representative on our ticket booking line please call us on 0872 436 9060 (calls cost 13ppm plus your telephone company's access charge). To get in touch with our Customer Service Team visit our Contact Us page.
Public transport
BY NATIONAL RAIL
Esher station is a 3 minute taxi ride or 10 minute bus ride away from the cinema
Hinchley Wood station is a 5 minute taxi ride or 22 minute bus ride away from the cinema
BY BUS
Buses from Putney Vale, Guildford, Brooklands and Staines serve the High Street
Parking
There is a pay and display car park located on the other side of Esher High Street - Civic Centre, High Street, Surrey, Esher, KT10 9SD
Disabled access
There is ground floor access to Screens 1, 3 and 4, with step free access only to the first row of the auditoria. Wheelchair users can book seats A14-15 in Screen 1, seats 8-9 in Screen 3 and seat 6 in Screen 4. There is no disabled access to Screen 2.
Opening times
10am daily (or half an hour before the first film of the day, if earlier)
Screen information
Screen 1
220 capacity
NEC projection with Dolby Digital AES audio, 3D and HD Satellite; hearing loop available
Rows D and G have restricted views due to safety barriers (persons under 5'5" will be unable to see over these comfortably). Row F also has limited leg room.
Screen 2
57 capacity
NEC projection with Dolby Digital AES audio and HD Satellite; hearing loop available
Screen 3
57 capacity
NEC projection with Dolby Digital AES audio, 3D and HD Satellite; hearing loop available
Screen 4
55 capacity
NEC projection with Dolby Digital AES audio, 3D and HD Satellite; hearing loop available
