Vue Harrow cinema half-term schedule includes family films

Laila Lockhart Kraner as Gabby in DreamWorks Animation’s Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie, directed by Ryan Crego <i>(Image: DreamWorks Animation)</i>
Laila Lockhart Kraner as Gabby in DreamWorks Animation’s Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie, directed by Ryan Crego (Image: DreamWorks Animation)
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A Harrow cinema has a packed line-up of family favourites and animated adventures for all ages this October half-term.

Vue Harrow is offering a full schedule of films and activities for the school holiday, including Mighty Mornings screenings and exclusive merchandise.

James Kinsella, general manager at Vue Harrow, said: "As we head into the school holidays, there's something for everyone to enjoy at Vue.

"From bombastic blockbusters to animated adventures, it's the perfect destination for families to escape, unwind, and get lost in great stories on the big screen."

Jared Leto as Ares in Disney's TRON: ARES (Image: Leah Gallo)

Among the highlights is Tron: Ares, the latest instalment in Disney’s iconic live-action series.

The sci-fi adventure follows Ares, a sophisticated A.I. program sent on a dangerous mission from the digital world.

Vue is offering limited-edition merchandise for the film, including a futuristic Lightcycle drinks cup and topper.

Younger viewers can look forward to Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie.

The film marks the first feature-length adventure for Gabby, who travels with Grandma Gigi to Cat Francisco.

There, her magical dollhouse falls into the hands of an eccentric cat lady, sparking a mission to rescue her animated friends.

The movie will be in cinemas from October 16.

Vue’s Mighty Mornings scheme will run throughout the break, offering recent family favourites on the big screen for just £2.49 a ticket when booked online.

Films include How to Train Your Dragon, The Smurfs, and The Bad Guys 2.

The scheme is aimed at children aged four to 11, providing an affordable cinema experience during the holidays.

Younger children, aged one to four, can enjoy the Vue Big Shorts series.

These screenings feature popular children’s characters and are presented in a relaxed setting with dimmed lighting.

Titles include Dora: Magic Mermaid Adventures and Disney Junior Cinema Club 2025.

For more information and the full half-term schedule, visit www.myvue.com/family.

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