Cine Twins in Malden
Cine Twins is a three-hall service cinema in Malden, near Nijmegen, where you are welcomed at a reclining seat, order food with a service button and park for free.
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The Club Lounge at Cine Twins, with lounge seating and a bar for balcony guests.: Cine Twins
Quick answers
- Halls
- Three, plus a balcony
- Address
- Kerkplein 2B6581 AC Malden
- Nearest bus stop
- Groesbeekseweg, 200 m (3 min)
- Nearest station
- Mook-Molenhoek, 3,090 m
- Parking
- Free: 3 h with disc, garage free
- Tickets
- €13.30 Mon-Thu, €14.00 Fri-Sun
- Food
- Ordered by button, served in the hall
- Last films
- Start 21:45-22:00, end by 23:55
- Contact
- +31 24 622 1346
Cine Twins agenda: upcoming events
Tonight, this week and the months ahead at this venue in Malden.
Last night at Cine Twins: De Club van Sinterklaas film: Paniek in het Pietendorp, De Grote Sinterklaasfilm en de Vliegende Pieten, Minions & Monsters and 8 more
Plan your visit to Cine Twins
How many people fit in Cine Twins?
Cine Twins does not publish seat counts for its three halls; the largest group it advertises for a private screening is about 100 people.
- Halls
- Three, plus a balcony
- Seat counts
- Not published
- Private screening
- From 2 to about 100 people
A whole hall can be booked from two people up to a group of about 100. That makes Cine Twins a small, service-led cinema rather than a large auditorium, and it is worth booking early for a popular film or a group visit.
For scale, the Goffertstadion in Nijmegen holds 12,650 spectators after its 2025 field seats were added, and the main hall of Schouwburg Cuijk has 636 seats. Both are larger venues within a short drive, which puts the scale of Cine Twins in perspective.
| Venue | Capacity | Distance | Official source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cine Twins | Not published (three halls) | — | cinetwins.nl |
| Goffertstadion, Nijmegen | 12,650 | 4.7 km | nec-nijmegen.nl/club/goffertstadion.htm |
| Schouwburg Cuijk | 636 | 6.2 km | schouwburgcuijk.nl (technical list, PDF) |
Cine Twins seating: three halls, recliners and the balcony
Every seat is a reclining armchair; the real choice is between the three halls, a loveseat and the balcony with Club Lounge access.
Halls
Three: 1, 2 and 3
Accessible
Halls 1 and 3; hall 2 stairs only
Seats
Reclining armchairs, some loveseats
Balcony
Extra ticket, includes Club Lounge
The halls are numbered 1, 2 and 3. Halls 1 and 3 are on the ground floor and wheelchair-accessible: at the back row two armchairs can be removed to make room for one or two wheelchairs, and the accessible toilet is on the ground floor. Hall 2 is upstairs and reachable only by stairs, so visitors who cannot manage stairs should book hall 1 or 3.
Seats are relax armchairs with an electric backrest and footrest, a coat hook, a swivel table and the service button. Some rows have loveseats, two seats without an armrest between them. Cine Twins does not publish a seat map, so choose your hall and place when you book; accessible places can be booked online or by phone.
The balcony is the premium option: a larger armchair with more legroom and, according to the cinema, the best view of the screen, plus a glass of cava or a children's cocktail on arrival. Balcony guests can use the Club Lounge before and after the film; the lounge opens one hour before the first screening and closes one hour after the last. The balcony is reached by stairs only, under-18s need an adult with them, and a balcony place is a separate ticket including Club Lounge access.
- For step-free access, book hall 1 or 3.
- For the most legroom and Club Lounge access, book a balcony seat.
- Ask for a loveseat if you want to sit without an armrest between you.
Food and drink at Cine Twins: served at your seat
Cine Twins serves an extensive menu in the hall: order by website, phone or the service button and staff bring it to your seat.
The menu runs from a small bite to a luxury cocktail, with snacks, sweets, coffee, soft drinks and alcohol. Order before the film or during it with the service button; the order is served in the hall so you do not miss the film. If you order more than 30 minutes before the start, a selection can be waiting at your seat when you arrive; hot drinks are made after you have been welcomed.
Bringing your own food and drink is not allowed. Payment is by card, cash, subscription credit, Cine Twins gift card or voucher, the Nationale bioscoopbon and the MaDiWoDo bon; notes of €200 or more are not accepted. Card payment works at the box office and in the hall.
- Order
- Website, phone or service button
- Served
- At your seat, during the film
- Pre-order
- More than 30 min before the start
- Own food
- Not allowed
- Payment
- Card, cash, gift card, voucher
Cine Twins tickets and prices
A regular film costs €13.30 from Monday to Thursday and €14.00 from Friday to Sunday. Dutch-language children's films cost €9.50.
Senioren Cinema is €12.50. A 3D film adds €2.90, of which €1.70 is for the glasses; the glasses are cleaned before each screening. CJP members get €1.00 off from Monday to Thursday. A balcony seat including Club Lounge access is a separate ticket, available at the box office or when booking online.
Tickets booked in advance can be cancelled free of charge up to one hour before the screening. Children under 16 are not admitted to a 16+ film, and children who cannot walk are only admitted free on an adult's lap for Dutch-language children's films (see house rules).
- Mon-Thu
- €13.30
- Fri-Sun
- €14.00
- Children's film
- €9.50
- Senioren Cinema
- €12.50
- 3D
- €2.90, including €1.70 glasses
- CJP
- €1.00 off Mon-Thu
- Cancellation
- Free up to 1 hour before
| Ticket | Price |
|---|---|
| Regular film, Monday-Thursday | €13.30 |
| Regular film, Friday-Sunday | €14.00 |
| Dutch-language children's film | €9.50 |
| Senioren Cinema | €12.50 |
| 3D supplement | €2.90 (including €1.70 glasses) |
| CJP discount, Monday-Thursday | €1.00 off |
| Balcony seat including Club Lounge | Separate ticket; price at the box office |
Cine Twins subscription: one or two films a month
A subscription costs €9.50 a month for one film, €17.00 a month for two, or €11.00 a quarter for one film every three months.
Subscribers get one credit per period. The credit does not have to be used in that period: it stays valid as long as the subscription runs, so two quiet months can become three cinema visits in the third. When the credit is gone, an extra visit costs the subscription rate per film. A digital profile photo links the subscription to its holder; no card is needed.
Children's subscriptions cost €6.50 a month for one Dutch-language children's film, or €8.00 a quarter for one every three months; child subscribers also get €2.00 off other films. The subscription can be cancelled monthly after four months, with one period's notice; the remaining credit stays valid for one period after cancellation. Balcony, 3D and themed premieres only charge the difference above the regular ticket price.
- One film a month
- €9.50 per month
- Two films a month
- €17.00 per month
- Quarterly
- €11.00 per quarter
- Children
- €6.50 a month; €8.00 a quarter
- Cancellation
- Monthly after four months
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| One film a month | €9.50 per month |
| One film every three months | €11.00 per quarter |
| Two films a month | €17.00 per month |
| One Dutch children's film a month | €6.50 per month |
| One Dutch children's film every three months | €8.00 per quarter |
Accessibility at Cine Twins
Halls 1 and 3 are step-free and have space for one or two wheelchairs; hall 2 is upstairs and reachable only by stairs. There is an accessible toilet on the ground floor.
At the back row of halls 1 and 3, two armchairs can be removed to make room for one or two wheelchairs. Accessible places can be booked online or by phone. Visitors who cannot manage stairs should avoid hall 2, which is upstairs.
Visually impaired visitors can use the EarCatch app on their own phone for audio description on selected films. Deaf and hard-of-hearing visitors can use SubCatch, which describes sounds on selected films. The cinema's website lists which films have each service. Assistance dogs trained by a recognised institute are welcome; other pets are not allowed.
- Step-free halls
- 1 and 3
- Wheelchair places
- 1 or 2 per hall, back row
- Accessible toilet
- Ground floor
- Hall 2
- Stairs only
- Audio description
- EarCatch app
- Captions
- SubCatch app
- Assistance dogs
- Welcome
Cine Twins house rules: age limits, phones and food
Cine Twins asks guests to keep the hall quiet: phones on silent, voices low, no recording and no smoking inside. Under-16s are not admitted to a 16+ film.
Alcohol is not served to minors, and the 16+ age limit is enforced. For Dutch-language children's films all ages are welcome, but the cinema advises following the Kijkwijzer age rating. Children who cannot walk are admitted free on an adult's lap for Dutch children's films; for regular films they are not admitted. Own food and drink may not be brought in; order from the menu instead. Pets are not allowed, except assistance dogs. Feedback can be given with the service button during the film or through the website.
- 16+ films
- Under-16s not admitted
- Alcohol
- Not served to minors
- Phones
- Silent
- Recording
- Not allowed
- Smoking
- Outside only
- Pets
- Assistance dogs only
- Own food
- Not allowed
Children's parties at Cine Twins: a birthday at the cinema
A children's party gets the birthday child a free ticket and a party pack when you book for seven people or more, including the birthday child.
Every child in the party also gets a small gift, and the birthday child's chair is decorated at any group size. With an online booking for seven or more you can pass on the birthday child's name; for smaller groups, book by phone. Children's champagne and a Kidsbox can be ordered with the reservation and are waiting in the hall.
Popular children's films are programmed two weeks ahead so invitations can go out in time; for Sundays, holidays and school holidays the programme is announced the Monday before. If the film is not yet listed, the weekly programme email sends a reminder when booking opens.
- Birthday child
- Free from 7 people
- Party pack
- For the birthday child
- Decorated chair
- Any group size
- Programme
- Two weeks ahead
- Extras
- Children's champagne and Kidsbox
Getting to Cine Twins: bus stops and the nearest station
Cine Twins is on Kerkplein in Malden. The closest bus stop is Groesbeekseweg, 200 m and about 3 minutes' walk away.
Malden has no train station of its own. The nearest is Mook-Molenhoek, 3,090 m away, connected by bus 569 to Schoolstraat and De Lage Horst, both a short walk from the cinema. From Nijmegen or Venlo the cinema names bus 83, which stops at Groesbeekseweg about 200 m from the door; the current open-data listing for that stop shows lines 383 and 813.
Cine Twins is a regional cinema, so most visitors arrive by car or bus. Parking around Kerkplein is free (see the parking section).
Parking at Cine Twins: free around Kerkplein
Parking at Cine Twins is free. In front you can stand for up to three hours with a blue disc; the garage under the bredeschool beside Kerkplein is free and needs no disc.
The square in front of the cinema and the garage under the neighbouring bredeschool are the closest options, both about a minute's walk. Five more free car parks lie within 550 m, so there is a choice even on a busy evening.
The garage needs no disc, so it also suits stays longer than three hours. The front lot is the quickest for a short visit.
| Car park | Address | Walk | Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kerkplein (square and garage) | Kerkplein, Malden | 60 m, 1 min | Free (3 h with disc; garage free) |
| Zuidplein | Zuidplein, Malden | 240 m, 4 min | Free |
| Ericastraat | Ericastraat, Malden | 380 m, 6 min | Free |
| Noordplein | Noordplein, Malden | 420 m, 6 min | Free |
| Raadhuisstraat | Raadhuisstraat, Malden | 440 m, 6 min | Free |
| De Horst | De Horst, Malden | 550 m, 8 min | Free |
- In front
- Free for 3 h with blue disc
- Garage
- Free, no disc needed
- Closest
- Kerkplein, 60 m
- Other car parks
- Five free within 550 m
Private cinema and room hire at Cine Twins
You can book a whole Cine Twins hall for two people or a group of about 100.
- Group size
- 2 to about 100
- Own film
- Possible if digitised
- Price
- Quote; lower outside opening hours
- School visits
- CJP Cultuurkaart accepted
Contact Cine Twins
Cine Twins is at Kerkplein 2b, 6581 AC Malden. Call 024 622 13 46 or use WhatsApp for reservations and questions.
- Address
- Kerkplein 2b, 6581 AC Malden
- Phone
- 024 622 13 46
- Available every day
- Reservations
- Phone, WhatsApp or online
- Room hire
- Website form or phone
What kind of cinema is Cine Twins?
Cine Twins is a small, service-led cinema in Malden where comfort and personal attention replace queues and ticket machines.
The cinema sits on Kerkplein in Malden, a village near Nijmegen, and has three halls plus a balcony. Staff welcome guests at their seats instead of checking tickets at a gate, and there are no ticket machines.
Comfort is the selling point: every seat is a reclining armchair with an electric backrest and footrest, a coat hook, a swivel table and a service button. Guests can order food and drink before or during the film and have it served in the hall; the button also calls staff for requests such as a different sound level or temperature. All halls have air conditioning.
The programme mixes current films with Dutch children's films, arthouse evenings, concert screenings and themed premieres. The cinema says this approach earns the highest ratings in the sector on Google reviews and social media.
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The Club Lounge at Cine Twins, with lounge seating and a bar for balcony guests.: Cine Twins
The green hall at Cine Twins, with rows of reclining seats facing the screen.: Cine Twins
The entrance hall of Cine Twins, with plants beside the way into hall 1.: Cine Twins
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Frequently asked questions about Cine Twins
The questions visitors ask most about films, tickets, times, parking, access and food at Cine Twins.
What films are showing at Cine Twins?
The programme above lists every screening for the coming weeks. Cine Twins updates it every Monday and Friday, and tickets can be booked online, by phone or through WhatsApp.
How much is a ticket at Cine Twins?
€13.30 for a regular film from Monday to Thursday and €14.00 from Friday to Sunday. Dutch-language children's films cost €9.50 and Senioren Cinema €12.50; 3D adds €2.90, including €1.70 for the glasses.
What time do films start and end at Cine Twins?
Evening screenings usually start at 18:30, 19:00 or 21:00, with later shows at 21:45 and 22:00; children's films start in the morning, from about 11:00. The last show ends before the cinema closes, between 22:55 and 23:55 in the published programme, so expect to leave around 23:30-23:55.
Where can I park at Cine Twins?
Free. In front of the cinema you can park for up to three hours with a blue disc, and the garage under the bredeschool beside Kerkplein is free with no disc. Five more free car parks are within 550 m.
How do I get to Cine Twins by public transport?
Bus 383 or 813 stops at Groesbeekseweg, 200 m away; the cinema's own page names bus 83 from Nijmegen or Venlo. The nearest station is Mook-Molenhoek, 3,090 m away, and bus 569 connects it to Schoolstraat, 400 m from the cinema.
Are the halls accessible for wheelchairs?
Halls 1 and 3 are step-free and have room for one or two wheelchairs at the back row; the accessible toilet is on the ground floor. Hall 2 is upstairs and reachable only by stairs. Book accessible places online or by phone.
Can I eat at Cine Twins?
Yes, an extensive menu is served in the hall. Order by website, phone or the service button; a selection ordered more than 30 minutes before the start can be waiting at your seat. Bringing your own food and drink is not allowed.
Does Cine Twins have a balcony?
Yes. Balcony seats have more legroom and the best view, include a glass of cava or a children's cocktail, and give access to the Club Lounge before and after the film. The balcony is reached by stairs only and under-18s need an adult with them. It is a separate ticket.
Can I cancel my tickets?
Tickets booked in advance can be cancelled free of charge up to one hour before the screening.
Is there a subscription?
Yes: €9.50 a month for one film, €17.00 a month for two, or €11.00 a quarter for one film every three months. After four months it can be cancelled monthly. Children's subscriptions start at €6.50 a month.
Can I book a hall for a private screening?
Yes, from two people to a group of about 100. You can choose a film from the programme or show your own digitised film; the price depends on the group, the time and your wishes.
What are the house rules?
Phones on silent, voices low, no recording, no smoking inside and no own food or drink. Under-16s are not admitted to a 16+ film and alcohol is not served to minors. Assistance dogs are welcome.
What do visitors say about Cine Twins?
Cine Twins says its comfort level earns the highest ratings in the sector on Google reviews and social media. Its own description stresses personal service, reclining seats and food served in the hall.
Is Cine Twins open every day?
Yes, the cinema is open every day of the year; exact opening hours follow the film programme, which is updated every Monday and Friday.
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