To celebrate the launch of The LEGO Batman Movie at our VUE Cinema, Junior builders will be inspired by incredible LEGO brick creations – including a mythical castle and a fire breathing dragon. View the trailer below! Lego Brick Fun is on at the Lowry Outlet from Saturday 11th February until the 26th February. Activities during half term include: Help us build our giant mystery mosaic. Made with over 120,000 LEGO bricks, we'll need a hand to reveal the picture! Walk the lego brick hall of fame – and discover magical lego brick characters including a smoke breathing dragon, with Princess and other magical characters, there are lots of amazing sculptures to discover all made from colourful lego bricks! Use the trail map and follow the mystical trail around the Lowry Outlet to find all of the hidden lego brick characters. If you complete the trail, you could be in with a chance of winning a fantastic LEGOLAND family pass! The event will conclude with the Makers Markets on 25th and 26th February
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The toilets can be found adjacent to the foyer, closest to the entrance to Screen 2. There is an ambulant toilet with baby change facilities, and each set of toilets has ambulant grab rails fitted in at least one cubicle. More details can be found in our Accessibility Policy here. Parking: The cinema does not have its own car park. During the day, numerous on-street parking is available close by. After 7pm, cinema customers may park in the adjacent Waitrose car park free of charge - please be aware that parking in the Waitrose car park before 7pm may incur a penalty charge. By Bus: The cinema is on First Bristol route 2 to Cribbs Causeway from the Center. There is a bus stop directly outside of the cinema in the direction of Cribbs Causeway, and a stop just around the corner for services to the Center. Busses stop here every 10 minutes during the day, and every 30 minutes until 11.00pm. First Bristol now operate late night busses on Route 1, a stop for which can be found 5 minutes from the cinema.
By Train: The closest railway stations are Clifton Down and Redland, both are on the Severn Beach Line and connect to Bristol Temple Meads. Both are a 20 minute walk, and First Bristol bus Service 2 stops at the cinema and Clifton Down. Bristol Temple Meads is serviced by GWR & Crosscountry. Taxi ranks are available at the front of the station. By Air: Bristol International Airport is located in North Somerset, and a bus link operates from Bristol Temple Meads railway station.The Lego Batman Movie has spanked Fifty Shades Darker in a battle of the sequels at the US box office.The Lego Movie follow-up took the top spot with $55.6m (£44.4m), while Fifty Shades Darker attracted $46.8m (£37.4m), according to estimates.Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan both reprised their Fifty Shades of Grey roles, but the sequel couldn't match its predecessor's $85.2m ($68m) debut.Based on EL James's erotic fiction, the film has received stinging reviews. Keanu Reeves hit-man sequel John Wick: Chapter 2 took third place in the US and Canada.
The John Wick follow-up took $30m (£24m) between Friday and Sunday, more than double the original made when it opened in 2014.The new Lego offering is a computer-generated action comedy that sees Batman try to stop Gotham City being taken over by The Joker.The film, in which Will Arnett voices the Caped Crusader, was boosted by good reviews and a lack of family-friendly competition.Rounding out the top five were M Night Shyamalan's psychological thriller Split, whose $9.3m (£7.4m) weekend takings swelled its total US and Canada earnings to $112.3m (£89.7m).Oscar contender Hidden Figures followed, its Friday to Sunday takings $8m (£6.4m) boosting its total to $131.5m (£105m). North American box office top five 1. The Lego Batman Movie - $55.6m (£44.4m) 2. Fifty Shades Darker - $46.8m (£37.4m) 3. John Wick: Chapter 2 - $30m (£24m) 4. Split - $9.3m (£7.4m) 5. Hidden Figures - $8m (£6.4m) Follow us on Facebook, on Twitter @BBCNewsEnts, or on Instagram at bbcnewsents.