Troyes Cinema

( 187 Reviews )

51 Festubert Blvd
Petawawa, ON
613-687-5826

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4.6 - (187 reviews)

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Lancelot Williams
It's quaint, one screen, and very small, but still a much better layout than Centre Theatre in Trenton. I unfortunately never got a chance to watch a movie here, since the manager apparently retired, but I've heard that he used to do handstands on the stage before showings and I would have liked to see that. It's still used by the base for presentations, briefings, and seminars; most of the time the screen isn't used since nobody knows how to operate it.
Mar 7th, 2023
Crystal Love

Feb 3rd, 2023
Ryan Gillespie
Great way to see movies in Petawawa. Good price and great popcorn
Jan 16th, 2023
Pat Wight

Dec 4th, 2022
Joe Lamirante
Great place to watch a movie. Friendly atmosphere
Nov 12th, 2022

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Troyes Cinema is located at 51 Festubert Blvd in Petawawa, Ontario . Troyes Cinema can be contacted via phone at 613-687-5826 for pricing, hours and directions.

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613-687-5826

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A The phone number for Troyes Cinema is: 613-687-5826.

Q Where is Troyes Cinema located?

A Troyes Cinema is located at 51 Festubert Blvd, Petawawa, ON

Q What is the internet address for Troyes Cinema?

A The website (URL) for Troyes Cinema is: http://www.troyescinema.com/

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A Troyes Cinema has a 4.6 Star Rating from 187 reviewers.

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Lancelot Williams _{on Google}

Mar 7th, 2023

It's quaint, one screen, and very small, but still a much better layout than Centre Theatre in Trenton.
I unfortunately never got a chance to watch a movie here, since the manager apparently retired, but I've heard that he used to do handstands on the stage before showings and I would have liked to see that.
It's still used by the base for presentations, briefings, and seminars; most of the time the screen isn't used since nobody knows how to operate it.