Royal Albert Hall Concerts 2024-2025 - Page 2

The Royal Albert Hall is a fantastic venue. I attended for Dave Matthews Band in April and I was very happy overall, though that’s largely due to the concert itself. The staff were all very useful and were able to direct and inform perfectly. The doors opened earlier than originally stated which was good as I could just get straight in. The main issue with the venue is the astronomical prices at the bar. I hope you’ve brought your mortgage broker with you because you’ll need them if you want a coke and a packet of crisps! Getting over that, the overall feeling of the venue was great, incredibly positive vibe and the show felt very intimate. The sound certainly wasn’t fantastic, but was very good from where I was. I imagine there are better places to be sat in the venue.

My second time at this place. Great experience and fast entrance. Restaurantes are beautiful and the theatre is magnificent. Anywhere you seat you have a great view. It was really a wonderful night and a must place to visit.

Amazing venue. You’ll never see these kinds is structures in the future. When wealth is in a sovereign hand, you do see majestic buildings that defy explanation. Come down to see a show. Or come to have a snack and tea or coffee. They also serve afternoon tea. Or get a souvenir from the gift store. And definitely see a show here.

My experience at the Royal Albert Hall was one of the most grandiose I've ever had in terms of shows. We went to see Joe Bonamassa, and beyond the artist's quality, the venue is impeccable. Everything sounds absolutely perfect. We sat in the second tier, positioned to the side of the stage, and had a perfect view of the stage and the artists performing. You had the option to order food downstairs. We ordered some popcorn and beers, and the experience was incredible. Upon arrival, there's no need to queue, or at least the queue was less than 10 minutes, and then the exit was also very smooth. We were able to take a bus just half a block from the venue, without having to queue, and we were seated on the bus—an overall incredible experience. I seriously recommend to music fans, instead of taking a guided tour of the place, if you have the chance to see a show, do that.

We visited the outside of this building. Great architecture in the area as well. We were not able to get in, but you can go in only at certain times or when a concert is there. It was cool to see where the Beatles played there.