Cinema Hamina

_{Isoympyräkatu 30 A, 49400 Hamina}

✆: +358 (0)5 749 2030 (Open Wed-Sun 14-20pm)

✉: kinohamina@hamina.fi (Best reached by email)

The Cinema Hamina kiosk is open during the movies.
The kiosk selection includes popcorn, sweets, savory snacks, as well as different kinds of cold drinks.

You can pay with cash ja bank card.

It is now possible to buy a gift card for treats at the kiosk!

• cash
• bank card
• Tyky fitness voucher
• Smartum sports/culture voucher
• SmartumPay
• ePassport

A personal culture benefit card only allows the purchase of tickets for your own use.

Movie ticket prices at Kino Hamina vary between 8-11€.

1 ticket bundle costs €40,00 (5 x €8)

• Series tickets are valid for 6 months.

Kino Hamina has reserved 20 tickets/month to be distributed to Kaikukortti holders. New tickets will be distributed again from September 2026. To ensure that as many Kaikukortti holders as possible benefit from this benefit, please note that you can only go to the cinema once within 6 months, as there is a limited number of tickets.

Note! The distribution practices will change in the autumn season 2026. In the future, tickets to the screenings will be distributed directly from the ticket office against a valid Kaikukortti. Children registered on the Kaikukortti will also be admitted to the screening together with the Kaikukortti owner. Please be prepared to prove your identity, as the Kaikukortti is personal. Ticket sales start one hour before the screening.

For more information about Kaikukorti: Wellbeing Coordinator, tel. 040 526 2165.

Film operations at the Temperance House were started by HRY (Hamina Temperance Society) under the name HRY's Kino on February 2, 1924.
In the 50s and early 2000s, the property underwent several renovations (extensive repairs), including the theater hall of the Sobriety House: (new benches, screen, hall lighting, and sound system), and later a digital projector.

In 1932, the name of the cinema was changed from HRY's Kino to Kino Helo due to a naming competition held at the time, but later, after the property was transferred to the ownership of the city of Hamina, the operations are currently run under the name Kino Hamina.