Komsomolets Cinema, Piramida Cinema (Moscow)

49 Dmitrovskoye Highway, Moscow (tel.: +7 495 488-61-60, +7 495 488-70-50), Metro station: "Petrovsko-Razumovskaya".

The Komsomolets Cinema (the Cinema, for short) is the third largest cinema of the Piramida Cinema Network. It was opened in September of 2002. The Cinema is very well situated: in Dmitrovskoye Highway, at a short distance from metro and regional train stations.

The Cinema looks really not so bad from the outside. There are no bright, blinking signs. Only a neat writing in red: the Komsomolets Cinema. Inside, everything is also made in a strict style. Two bars, a cloakroom, and a gaming machine arcade. There are also sofas and little tables where one may sit and watch a TV waiting for the show to start.

The Cinema seats 593 people. There are chairs with fold-out armrests. Air conditioning is on during the whole show.

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Komsomolets Cinema, Piramida Cinema

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