Magnet House Night Club

If you're after something a bit more high-energy, Magnet House always delivers. Massive sound system, light shows, and multiple rooms with different music styles — it really feels like a proper clubbing experience. It gets packed on Fridays and Saturdays so be ready for a big night. Security and staff do a solid job of keeping things safe and organised. Great for anyone wanting to dance until late.

First time at the venue watching my favourite band play last night ( Northlane ) my thoughts and views the venue was great not to big of a venue which was good and a great view from any angle 👍🏻 the only thing I didn’t like was one of the security guards telling me of because I had a small bottle of coke on me which I needed for my medication reasons which he took from me or told me to get out that’s the only thing I had against the venue

Magnet House fraudulently charged more than the price displayed on the payment terminal, making subsequent transactions decline. No surcharge signage at the point of sale as legally required. Broadly speaking, there's no justification for surcharges that simply form the ordinary costs of doing business, let alone refusing to disclose them. Will avoid the Magnet House until they show some integrity and remove surcharges.

I'm a regular at Maggie's. People say the staff aren't nice, idk if it's just me knowing them because I go there alot and most of them are my age but ide say everytime I'm there they couldn't be kinder. I've been looking at reviews of seccies kicking you out for no reason and I've never been kicked out and only have I seen 1 or 2 people and I go every weekend. Love the bands. Love the dance floor in the main area. Love upstairs could be bigger it does get croudes. And smokers is my fav. It's 18+ and people who bring their children for concerts should know it's a nightclub and that's not on the venue. Overall I love Maggie's all my mates do to.

good times great eye cady bit rip off had to pay for Merkules gig than had to pay entery fee aswell but still had a great night yeah boi carptet out for the boys

( ↓ Long story short ↓ ) The Manager on shift refunded only ONE person entry fee- for her personal mistake. To say I was disappointed is a understatement. Please don't make the mistake of visiting these two places, you might lose $200 dollars in less than 45mins. All because their staff isn't training properly and have bad attitude problems- like hey you are working. Not a good image for the company at all. ___________________________________ ( ↓The full story ... ↓ ) I am not frazed or surprised at the reviews on both The Amplifier Bar and The Magnet House. I wanted to have a fun night out with close friends because we RARELY go out due to being busy all the time. Instead was met with a horrible experience from BOTH places. One friend really wanted to go (The Amplifier) so we did and got in- mind you it was ($50 per person). Unfortunately for us the band started packing up, so we weren't there long. Due to another friend mentioning (The Magnet House) we went there. From there it went south, we were approached by a rude security guard. He mentioned the outfit my boyfriend was wearing wasn't appropriate for (The Magnet House) regulations- normal red jersey and some nice black shorts with black TN's. We probably would of moved on if not for a few reasons like; " Why were we accepted in (The Amplifier) if his outfit didn't fit the regulations?" " Isn't (The Magnet House) dress-code regulations the same? " " Why does he have to be so rude about it? Like we didn't know... " After mentioning these things to the horrible security guard- cause we are all genuinely confused here. He just start literally shaming on the outfit more with attitude- "I mean it's a sports jersey with shorts man .." something along the lines. It's not the fact he isn't letting us go in (cause of the outfit), but the fact that he is not handling this conversation well for someone that is getting paid. Not professional at all, disgusting attitude and was definitely not solving the issue at hand- like security guards are meant to do. Unfortunately from here it got worst as we decided we are just going to head back to (The Amplifier)- we did spend literally $200 for the four of us to get in why not, right? Well somehow (The Magnet House) told (The Amplifier) about this dress code issue. So the four of us didn't get back into the bar because of a three reasons. One- dress code (our fault), two- the lack of training of security guards and three- the lacking of a manager present. I am a upset customer, because I wouldnt of spend money on the entry if I was only notified at the start about the dress code. The Manager on shift refunded only ONE person entry fee- for her personal mistake. To say I was disappointed is a understatement. Please don't make the mistake of visiting these two places, you might lose $200 dollars in less than 45mins. All because their staff isn't training properly and have bad attitude problems- like hey you are working. Not a good image for the company at all.

i didnt catch his name due to stress and alcohol (hehe) but the manager tonight 12/04 at the front entrance was so helpful with a tough situation and waited with me for half an hour to make sure i got home safe in an uber. i never actually entered the club due to the drama, however i was helped at every moment by all staff present

Went to magnet tonight - sober. Security went to kick me out…twice. Firstly because I had really bad period pain. I was told I’m not allowed to close my eyes in the venue. I had closed my eyes for a second to breathe because of the pain. It took a lot of convincing by my friends for them to allow me to stay. I suffer from PCOS and this was a really upsetting experience. I spent the rest of the time trying to pretend I wasn’t in pain. Shortly after, I was standing on the 4m wide stairs for no more than 10 seconds before being approached by another security guard and asked to move on. I was really taken aback by it and it took me a second to process what she was asking of me. Before I could respond she started to push me down the stairs. I’m usually super understanding and responsive when being asked do something by staff, sometimes a little too compliant - but this experience was quite upsetting and frightening. After being literally pushed down stairs - I had to leave as I didn’t feel safe being there anymore. This kind of behaviour from security is exactly what has been proven to provoke violent behaviour and fights between people. When I got home I went to leave this review, I found so many other reviews by other women who had experienced the same treatment by security staff. Many people felt that it was a financially driven response, because for each person that is kicked out, another can be let in for a fee. It seemed like women in particular seemed to be targeted.