Until the advent of mass air travel in the 1950s Southampton was the major UK departure point for those travelling overseas. Although a quay and wharves had previously existed in Southampton, the very first purpose-built docks were constructed in the 1840s for the coming of the railway. It is on this historic site that Harbour Lights stands. Harbour Lights is a landmark building by architects Burrell Foley Fischer. The design clearly celebrates the heritage of Southampton docks, its famous Ocean Terminal and the heyday of glamorous travel by luxury liner.Civic Trust Commendation 1997. Shortlisted for RIBAaward for architecture
Adult £10.50
Member £8.50
Retired £8.50
Retired Member £6.50
Student £8.50
Student Member £6.50
Child £6.75
Family* £29.00
Adult £8.50
Member £6.50
Retired £7.50
Retired Member £5.50
Student £7.50
Student Member £5.50
Child £5.75
Family* £26.00
Adult £7.70
Member £5.70
Retired £7.70
Retired Member £5.70
Student £7.70
Student Member £5.70
Child £5.70
Family* £22.80
Please Note:
*Family tickets are for four people, at least two of whom must be under 15. Not applicable to premium-priced screenings.
There is a £1.50 booking fee per transaction for telephone and online bookings. This fee does not apply to Picturehouse Members, or to tickets purchased in person at the cinema.
3D films cost £1.30 extra per person, not including 3D glasses. These cost an additional 70p and can be purchased at the cinema if you do not have your own.
The following bus routes run close to the cinema: 3, X4, 6, 11, 17, U1A, U1C, U1E, U1W, U6C.
The nearest station is Southampton Central (30-minute walk).
Southampton is a bike-friendly city. You can plan your route here.
For information on local parking go to southampton.gov.uk.