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Aurora Kino
A multi-site cinema operation in northern Norway, running website, apps and online ticketing on Filmgrail.
| Where | Northern Norway, Norway |
|---|---|
| Scale | A multi-site cinema operation in northern Norway |
| Running on Filmgrail | Website, Apps, Online ticketing, CMS |
| Website | www.aurorakino.no |
One brand, several towns
A multi-site operator in a sparsely populated region has a problem a city cinema does not: each town's cinema is the only one for a long way, the catchments barely overlap, and the programme that works in one is not the programme that works in the next.
What that needs from a platform is a shared brand and a shared operating model with genuinely independent programming and local content underneath it — one CMS, one app, one checkout, several distinct local cinemas. Running each site as a separate website with separate suppliers is how small circuits end up paying several times over for the same thing and still having an inconsistent customer experience.
Running a cinema in the Nordics and weighing this up? Aurora Kino’s site is built on the same platform you would be buying. It is described in full on the Norsk pages, and in Svenska and Dansk and Français and Español and العربية — including what it costs and why you do not have to replace your box office system to use it.
Frequently asked questions
Does Aurora Kino have an app?
Yes, built on Filmgrail alongside the website, sharing the same programme data and checkout.
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