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Fountain Park Edinburgh Cineworld Cinemas

Scottish Capital Leisure Complex : Cinema UGC + Entertainment, Fountainbridge

post updated 9 January 2022

Address: Fountain Park Leisure Complex, 130 Dundee St, Edinburgh, EH3, Scotland

28 Feb 2016 – new photographs taken by architect Adrian Welch:

Fountain Park Edinburgh

Location: just west of Edinburgh city centre

Fountain Park Edinburgh – pretty tacky:

photo © Adrian Welch

Cineworld Fountainbridge – uninspired design:

photograph © Adrian Welch

Contact Fountain Park – Phone : 0131 228 9784

photo © Adrian Welch

UGC Cinema Edinburgh : Advance Booking + Film Info – Phone : 0871 200 2000

photo © Adrian Welch

UGC Cinema Edinburgh – Website: www.ugccinemas.co.uk

Just to the east of the Complex is the former brewery site:

Fountain North

picture from architect

Scottish & Newcastle is expected to reveal plans to close its flagship 150-year oldFountain Brewery in Edinburgh at a staff meeting 17.02.04.

This is the last major industry in Edinburgh’s central area and will create interest for developers, especially with proximity to the Lochrin Basin – Fountainbridge development Edinburgh Quay.

UGC Cinemas Scotland

UGC also have two cinemas in Glasgow (at the time of writing):
UGC Renfrew Street and UGC The Forge at Parkhead

Contact details – phone number: 0131 228 9784

Edinburgh Properties

Significant Edinburgh Property – Selection:

Fountain North context : Edinburgh Quay

Ikea Edinburgh

Fountainbridge Development

TK Maxx Shop, Meadowbank Shopping Park
This Retail Park of 13,900 sqm was last refurbished in 2001 & apart from recent KFC addition, owned by British Land. Key shops at this location – just east of the city centre – include Brantano and TK Max outlets.

New Town Harvey Nichols

Playhouse Theatre

image © Adrian Welch
The theatre building opened in 1929 as a super-cinema, and was modelled on the Roxy Cinema in New York. It was designed by the specialist cinema architect John Fairweather, most famous for his Green’s Playhouse cinema in Glasgow.