IMAX NEWS

Star Trek - Tickets on Sale Now

Tuesday, April 14 by Julie Brown

Want to be among the first to see STAR TREK on the World's Biggest Cinema Screen in Darling Harbour?

Tickets are now on sale for the first week of screenings, beginning with the first session at MIDNIGHT 12.01am on Thursday 7 May.

BUY TICKETS ONLINE OR DIRECT AT THE IMAX BOX OFFICE.





  • nerida 463 years ago
    is this ticketed seating or can you buy tickets and then get stuck down the front?
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    • Julie Brown 456 years ago
      The Theatre doesn't have ticketed seating due to the nature and configuration of the auditorium. The Theatre is however steeply raked and we condider all seats to have a good view of the screen. Some people do prefer to sit closer to the front and others prefer the back - it's personal choice. We just recommend you arrive early during the first couple of weeks of a new release film to ensure the best chance of sitting in your preferred area.
  • me 456 years ago
    get seated down the front so you can see better
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  • Ash 432 years ago
    The IMAX website says that Star Trek is showing on IMAX for a limited time only. Can you tell me when it will stop showing on IMAX? I want to see it on IMAX but the earliest I can do that is probably 30th June 2009.
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    • Julie Brown, IMAX Theatre Sydney 427 years ago
      In some IMAX theatres Star Trek has a limited season. Here in Sydney, the film will play as long as there is interest from audiences. However, we'll be launching Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (with some scenes shot with IMAX cameras similar to The Dark Knight) on 24 June, so I'd definitely try and make it to Star Trek BEFORE June 30, otherwise you might miss out.
  • me 427 years ago
    Is it in 3D or is it just the plain movie?
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    • Julie Brown, IMAX Theatre Sydney 424 years ago
      Star Trek is a 2D film digitally enhanced for the giant screen using proprietary IMAX remastering technology, known as "DMR" in the biz. While the film is not in 3D and maintains its traditional "letterbox" format, it is projected a whopping 35 metres wide on the biggest cinema in the world. This certainly ain't no plain movie... come and see for yourself.
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