
Neue Ramtelstraße 2, 71229 Leonberg
The Traumpalast Leonberg is known above all for one auditorium. Its IMAX measures 38.80 × 21.00 metres, which makes it the largest permanent cinema screen in the world, confirmed by Guinness World Records in December 2022. It projects with dual 4K laser projectors and 12-channel sound, but in a 1.90:1 frame, so a film shot on IMAX cameras runs wide here and cropped at the top and bottom. The remaining screens carry gemstone names from Granat to Smaragd, alongside formats like the Bed Cinema with its cinema beds, the ClubKino and the Bibliothek. Many screenings run in Dolby Atmos, and some halls offer D-BOX motion seats. The cinema sits on Neue Ramtelstraße in the north of Leonberg, a good 20-minute drive from Stuttgart.
1.90:1, so a film shot in 1.43:1 is cropped top and bottom
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600 seats, among them 20 recliners, 216 Lounge and Premium Lounge seats (mostly with a footstool) and 12 Deluxe Lounge seats. The room splits into a standard and a premium section, and the premium seats have their own way into the foyer lounge, with a separate entrance and their own washrooms. Dual 4K laser projection and 12-channel IMAX sound.

220 seats, of them 26 Lounge seats with a footstool and 13 D-BOX motion seats of the standard kind. The wall treatment is cool and modern; the silver cloud curtain is what gives the room its character.

At 200 seats the second-largest conventional room, 24 of them Lounge seats with a footstool. The ceiling decoration does not merely look the part — it actually moves during a light show.

The operator's designated room for technology enthusiasts: one of only three halls with laser projection, plus Dolby Atmos and six VIP-grade D-BOX motion seats. 80 seats, 13 of them Lounge seats with a footstool.

100 seats, 16 of them Lounge seats with a footstool, and one of the three halls with laser projection. The ceiling is stepped into several levels.

140 seats, 20 of them Lounge seats with a footstool. The operator calls it the cosiest room in the building — walking in it, they say, is like walking on clouds.

130 seats, of them 22 Lounge seats with a footstool and 11 D-BOX motion seats of the standard kind.

60 seats, six of them Lounge seats with a footstool. Along with the Jade, the only room with VIP-grade D-BOX motion seats, and one of the three with laser projection.

50 seats, seven of them Lounge seats with a footstool. The operator likens the room to your own living room.

80 seats done out like a traditional tavern. The bar is inside the auditorium itself, and the operator recommends the room for office parties.

40 seats, six of them Lounge seats — the only Lounge seats in the building without a footstool.

The newest room in the building. Instead of cinema seats it holds 20 Hülsta double beds, each electrically adjustable on its own, leather at head and foot, each with a side table. The bed cinema has its own programme page.