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NEW to our #KidsClub this Saturday & Sunday at Brunswick Moviebowl.... #Tad And The Magic Lamp and #MonsterMia! ✨🦇 Treat the little ones to a morning of big screen fun with either of these fantastic family friendly animated adventure for ONLY £2.50 A TICKET for ABSOLUTELY EVERYBODY this weekend To book your seats or read showtimes just visit our website at https://www.brunswickmoviebowl.com
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Posted On: November 3rd 2026, 04:15 pm
NEW to our #KidsClub this Saturday & Sunday at Brunswick Moviebowl.... #Tad And The Magic Lamp and #MonsterMia! ✨🦇

Treat the little ones to a morning of big screen fun with either of these fantastic family friendly animated adventure for ONLY £2.50 A TICKET for ABSOLUTELY EVERYBODY this weekend

To book your seats or read showtimes just visit our website at https://www.brunswickmoviebowl.com

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