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Great concert venue with super sound and production. Bonus points - My sister realised she lost her phone 30mins after leaving the concert. When we rushed back in a panic to check, the security workers were very understanding and quick to help and found her phone!

Take some time out and enjoy a beautiful audiovisual display on your own, with lived ones or with friends. Instagram-worthy photos and videos or just somewhere to refocus your mind on something altogether more pleasing to the heart and mind.

What can I say, it's visually pleasing, immersive and changes! Promotional events are the highlights for me. Today we checked out the Diriyah, Saudi Arabia event.

This venue was a lovely one at a first glance, and I have only a couple complaints that I will detail later. Firstly, the entrance is one of a kind, with visual displays of digital art setting it apart from other venues. The sound quality here was good, as was the screen for visuals. The price of the bar in the venue is, however, my first complaint. Drinks were astonishingly expensive, such as £11 for a small canned cocktail. This said, the offering of free water and earplugs does make up for this quite a bit. The second complaint is a concern coming from someone I spoke to at the event I attended. According to him, staff were dehumanising and prevented him from accessing the disabled bathroom as a disabled person. I, too, have a hidden disability, so this was gravely disappointing to hear. I cannot speak too heavily on this, however, as I did not have the experience- but other disabled visitors may want to keep this in mind.

Attended the Valve event, great venue - purpose built for great audio. Staff very friendly and getting in with a huge queue didn't take forever.

Immersive 3D video art installation with a wow factor. Fantastic visitor attraction for kids. Totally Free and next to Tottenham Court Road tube station

After over 100 live shows, I can positively say that the security at this venue was the worst I have experienced. Security had been consistently turning guests away and telling them not to queue until the evening before I arrived. I arrived at 2pm and they reluctantly started to let people queue around the back of the building but made sure to tell us that 4 people who were there at 9am were given a wristband before being sent away and told to come back at 4, meaning they were allowed to join the front of our queue. The issue is, things need to be fair. Not one rule for 4, and another for everyone else. Had this been an option for all, anyone who wanted to be at the front would’ve arrived at 9am to get a “skip to the front of the queue right before doors” wristband. Fast forward to 6pm, the 4 with wristbands turned up right before doors opened. For all of us sat waiting in the cold since 2pm, it wasn’t a happy experience and left many feeling cheated as we’d all bought the same ticket and now we were being told that these 4 were “on the guest list”. The 4 people said they were not in fact on the guest list and had just arrived early. Security were rude and very unhelpful, refusing to listen to us. A black woman with braids was consistently talking over anyone who had an issue and just all in all was so unpleasant to speak to. Other people in the queue had arrived before 9am and were sent away without wristbands so it was just confusing why these 4 were allowed to jump the queue for arriving early and the rest of us were penalised. Safe to say, many of us likely won’t be returning to this venue unless the security improves and is able to treat all guests fairly.

It's a good little spot to check out of you want to sit and chill for awhile.each time we go here the exhibitions/shows are different Lots of them are interactive so you can scan the qr codes and get involved.fun for all ages to join In Does get very very crowded and busy