Centro Hípico Concerts

Très beau centre de cheval en banlieue de Séville, très fonctionnel avec de super moniteur

Very high prices, we arrived first and they didn't have hot sandwiches, only some warm dogs that left a lot to be desired. Any bar at any town fair is better prepared. The place is big although a little shabby with plastic chairs for the price of tickets, one thing is to improvise due to the pandemic and another is to do things poorly. Two stars because it is understood that there is an effort of workers behind it but honestly they should put in the effort to offer a service of a certain quality. Tip: if you have to go, don't go with an empty stomach.

In favor of the center I will say that I had low expectations from the reviews I read here, but last night I was at the il Divo concert and it is clear that they have worked a lot on it, artificial grass floor, wooden chairs well positioned and numbered, girls Very friendly ushers who help and accompany you at all times, clean bathrooms, good sound. The only drawback is the excessive price of the ambigú, otherwise everything is 10. Great concert that they gave for certain 😍

It's the first time I've gone and probably the last. For the price of the tickets, the place is super shabby, with plastic chairs squeezed together so that we were all packed like sardines but separated 50 meters between one area and another. We paid for the tickets, they were of a reasonable price to be more or less centered in the middle and it turned out that in front of us we had the sound and lighting technicians, who were standing throughout the concert. As if this were not enough, the security guards tried to keep us all seated, which of course they did not succeed. Since when can't you dance at a music concert? Not even that this was the Royal Theater, which was simply an esplanade with a clearing. Thank goodness Camela and the outburst saved the night because of course the organization was disastrous.

I live in the municipality of Bormujos and I hear with complete clarity the events that are held at the Mairena del Aljarafe Equestrian Center. Events that when they begin at 10 p.m. and end 24 hours onwards make it impossible to sleep until they end more than 10 km away. I don't understand how many thousands of people can be bothered so that a few hundred can have fun. It is an example of the lack of civility that exists in our Andalusia. It is intolerable that a City Council allows its neighbors to not be able to sleep on weekend nights. Aren't there municipal ordinances that limit the noise we have to suffer? Can't these actions be done at a time that allows for the peace and relaxation of the neighborhood? How can municipal authorities allow this? It is noted that we do not live in Central Europe or even in a developed territory.....