great sound best venue

i have been there 2 times and i love it i dont like the way it is layed thought

I was underwhelmed by a recent visit to the crazy golf course organised by Moneypenny events at the 02. A large group of us booked in advance and had high expectations of crazy golf at the 02- i think we were thinking big colourful inflatable appendages and impossible holes with secret tricks- what we got was shoddy, temporary, pinned together, home constructed wooden slabs covered in worn astro turf.
Not what we expected from the o2 at all.
If you want a really good crazy golf experience check out one in Raynes Park- they have animatronic dinosaurs!

I won tickets to go to see Rod Stewart last Wednesday 28th July, we werent allowed to pick up the tickets until on the day, I didnt pay much attention to where we would be sitting but on when we did finally get to where we would be sitting I had a panic attack at how high/steep it was, I felt really scared and unsafe as there seemed to be nothing in front of me to break a fall, and as I was feely dizzy, decided that there was no way I could stay to watch the show, I left the seat and went to customer services to see if I could swap my tickets, but nothing was available. What a rotten end to an otherwise very enjoyable day, if I ever go to the 02 again, I will be booking seats closer to the ground!

Never having been before I could not believe how massive a venue this is. It's like being on another planet. Very well organised and seating blocks clearly marked.

Saw Rod Stewart on Saturday night at the O2.
Poor venue for him.
Sound bounced around and at times was distorted.
Don't waste money on a pricey seat on the floor area.
As people infront are standing you need to aswell ...unless you just want to watch the screen.
It would be fairer to get rid of the seats and sell standing room for a lot less in that area......can't see them doing that tho!!

Just been to the Julie Andrews concert: the sound was absolutely horrendous and spoilt an already shaky concert. Really disappointing and a waste of money

whilst my mum was booking tickets to the xfactor live tours she could only get tickets on level 4 (area 418) - there was a height warning but we just laughed and joked about how high it was. whilst we were waiting to get in i could see that there were alot of stairs and a massive escalator to level 4. as soon as we got inside and sat down in our seats i grabbed onto my seat for dear life! i've never really had a problem with heights, but now i've realised theres a first time for everything! it felt extremely steep and i felt like i needed a seat belt to be able to sit comfortably without feeling like i was going to fall! i didn't expect to be crying and shaking at the interval, i waited outside and couldn't go back in to the original seats so we were sent to costumer services and they literally just swapped our tickets with ones in area 118!

the view was great and we were right next to the stage - definitely worth the swap! i would advise anyone with small children or who is scared of heights to spend that extra £15 or so for a seat anywhere in the 100's! there was nothing wrong with the venue (maybe more ladies loos though!) so in future i will be returning, but this time i wont accept a seat on deadly level 4!

Venue was very good, the parking was outrageously expensive. Why do they need to charge £25 per car.

Great venue as always. We have never been disappointed at The O2