Top 10 Most Visited Cinema Locations in Lagos (2024)

Cinema House in Lagos

Lagos is a bustling hub of culture and entertainment in Nigeria and Africa at large. The city boasts some of the most vibrant cinema experiences in Nigeria. From state-of-the-art screens to luxury seating, these cinemas have attracted hundreds of thousands of movie lovers in 2024.

Here are the top 10 most visited cinema locations in Lagos, ranked by admissions and box office performance.

1. Silverbird Cinemas, Ikeja

🎟 Admissions: 206,440 | 💰 Gross: ₦829.5 million | 🎫 Avg. Ticket Price: ₦4,018

📍 Location: Ikeja City Mall, 174/194 Obafemi Awolowo Way, Alausa, Ikeja

Silverbird Ikeja remains a top favorite. Thanks to its prime location and dynamic movie selection. The Cinema is situated in the heart of Lagos where it’s offering immersive experience with modern amenities.

2. EbonyLife Cinemas, Victoria Island

🎟 Admissions: 138,644 | 💰 Gross: ₦838.7 million | 🎫 Avg. Ticket Price: ₦6,050

📍 Location: EbonyLife Place, 1637 Adetokunbo Ademola Street, Victoria Island

EbonyLife Cinema is known for its luxurious feel, and blends of entertainment with elegance. Its premium pricing reflects the upscale ambiance and curated film selections.

3. Filmhouse Cinemas, Lekki

🎟 Admissions: 133,226 | 💰 Gross: ₦821.3 million | 🎫 Avg. Ticket Price: ₦6,165

📍 Location: The Rock Drive, Lekki Phase 1

Filmhouse Lekki is a favorite among the urban crowd, offering a perfect mix of blockbuster hits and indie films in a chic setting.

4. Filmhouse Cinemas, Surulere

🎟 Admissions: 77,990 | 💰 Gross: ₦397.2 million | 🎫 Avg. Ticket Price: ₦5,093

📍 Location: Leisure Mall, Surulere

Filmhouse Cinema is popular for its family-friendly vibe and convenient location. The cinema continues to draw large weekend crowds in Surulere, Lagos Nigeria.

5. Genesis Cinemas, Festival Mall, Festac

🎟 Admissions: 64,849 | 💰 Gross: ₦387.3 million | 🎫 Avg. Ticket Price: ₦5,973

📍 Location: Festival Mall, Amuwo Odofin, Festac Town

Genesis Cinema is situated within the iconic Festival Mall, offering an exceptional cinematic experience with easy access for residents of Lagos Mainland.

6. Genesis Cinemas, Maryland Mall

🎟 Admissions: 64,498 | 💰 Gross: ₦353.1 million | 🎫 Avg. Ticket Price: ₦5,475

📍 Location: Maryland Mall, Along Airport Road, Ikeja

Genesis Cinemas is another Genesis brand that’s dubbing "The Big Black Box," in Maryland Mall houses. The Cinema is known for its cozy seating and vibrant movie schedule.

7. Filmhouse Cinemas, Ikota

🎟 Admissions: 49,805 | 💰 Gross: ₦301.2 million | 🎫 Avg. Ticket Price: ₦6,048

📍 Location: Blackbell Mall, Ikota, Lekki

This cinema is perfect for film enthusiasts looking for less crowded spaces but with the same high-quality viewing experience.

8. Sky Cinemas, Sangotedo

🎟 Admissions: 46,085 | 💰 Gross: ₦186.5 million | 🎫 Avg. Ticket Price: ₦4,048

📍 Location: Sky Mall, Km 46 Novojo Estate, Lekki-Epe Expressway, Sangotedo

Sky Cinemas offers a more budget-friendly option without compromising on the cinematic experience. The Cinema covers every corners of Lekki-Epe axis for movie lovers.

9. Filmhouse Cinemas, Circle Mall, Jakande

🎟 Admissions: 45,888 | 💰 Gross: ₦288.7 million | 🎫 Avg. Ticket Price: ₦6,292

📍 Location: Circle Mall, Osapa London, Jakande

Filmhouse Circle Mall is known for its premium screens and comfortable seating. Filmhouse Cinema Jakande is a go-to spot for moviegoers in Jakande.

10. Filmworld Cinemas, Ikotun

🎟 Admissions: 41,911 | 💰 Gross: ₦122.5 million | 🎫 Avg. Ticket Price: ₦2,924

📍 Location: KAF Mall, 130 Ikotun-Idimu Road, Alimosho, Lagos

Offering the most affordable ticket prices on this list, Filmworld Ikotun caters to a wide audience, combining accessibility with quality entertainment.

Key Takeaways

  • Silverbird Ikeja leads with the highest admissions.
  • EbonyLife Cinemas tops the list in terms of gross revenue, thanks to its luxury offerings.
  • Filmworld Ikotun proves that affordable ticket prices can still draw large crowds.

Lagos’ cinema scene continues to thrive, showcasing the city’s love for storytelling on the big screen. Whether you’re after luxury or affordability, there’s a spot for every movie lover.

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