Upside Down House - Brighton
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our.traveltreatsour.traveltreats
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### Upside Down House Brighton Review The Upside Down House in Brighton offers a unique and whimsical experience that has become a popular attraction along the seafront, right next to the i360 viewing tower. This quirky, inverted structure allows visitors to walk on the ceiling and capture gravity-defying photos, making it a hit for families, tourists, and social media enthusiasts alike. Open since May 2019, the Upside Down House features a variety of rooms meticulously decorated to resemble a luxurious beach house. Each room includes fun props like a suspended bicycle, an upside-down kitchen, and a bedroom complete with realistic furnishings and a jukebox. Visitors can expect to spend about 20 minutes exploring and taking photos, with helpful staff on hand to offer photography tips and assistance. Admission is affordable, with tickets priced at £6.45 for standard entry and £13.45 for a premium experience that includes fast-track entry and a souvenir. The attraction is accessible, though the upper floor is only reachable by a spiral staircase. Overall, the Upside Down House in Brighton provides a fun and memorable experience for all ages, blending creative interior design with interactive photo opportunities to offer a unique perspective on everyday spaces.
CouldCould
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The attraction is small, but it is definitely worth a visit On the website, tickets are priced £8.45, but on the day we paid £7.95 Located adjacent to Kings Road Arches. Because of the size, sometimes it can get very busy Seem to remember that the attraction was staffed by 2 guys The guy who accompanied us into the attraction couldn't have been more helpful He was on hand to ensure that we were given the best guidance to getting the "perfect " picture Does feel strange inside the building, but definitely, you get a lot of enjoyment Adjacent to the location is the Brighton I-360, but unfortunately, I didn't have time to visit Another great place to visit is Bird & Blend, which sells a variety of teas, each with it own particular characteristics As this location is directly adjacent to Brighton Beach, there are occasions when because of inclement weather, the shop doesn't open Their main shop is located in Gardner Street, near to the iconic Laines areas Also located on Instagram, it is definitely well worth a visit
Reg MearsReg Mears
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Visited yesterday (Friday). It was staffed by just one person and nobody was on the kiosk when we got there. As we had booked tickets online we just went straight in (no barrier or signs were up to say to wait for assistance, or “please queue here”, “back in 5 minutes” etc.) There were two large groups inside when we entered, and as we were waiting the employee then appeared from upstairs and told us all to get out and that we shouldn’t have entered (there were another ten or so people behind us who had also just come in the doorway.) I felt bad that she was on her own but a simple sign or putting the chain barrier up would have been a better option than to be annoyed at customers who had already paid in advance. Once we did get in, we were given about 20 minutes to take photos - not really worth the price that you pay for entry, when you’re taking all the photos on your own device anyway. There was also broken and missing props (you could see as glue was still on the wall), wallpaper that was ripped in some areas and it all looked rather tired and as if it hadn’t been cleaned for a very long time. I always hate to leave a poor review, but I also don’t want people wasting money like we did, on an experience that wasn’t really worth it. Also hope to see it being staffed correctly in the future as I know first hand how difficult it can be to lone-trade a busy business.
R PersonR Person
10
We checked the Upside Down House out while staying in Brighton. The house is directly opposite the Holiday Inn Hotel. We visited around 1.30pm and advised due to queues its best to book online which was better really at £4.50 per person and under 3 yes old went free. For best photos try to get the ceiling and floor in your frame. We took amazing photos inside and outside too. Its worth the £4.50/£5. Just be aware that the flooring is not flat inside and you may feel disoriented when inside the house. You get 10 minutes on the ground floor and 10 minutes on the first floor. The staff were really helpful and approachable and they took some group photos and suggested posing tips when inside :) Overall it was Excellent!!!
The G6 Guy - theg6guyThe G6 Guy - theg6guy
20
A great experience. Definitely worth doing. We visited here after taking advantage of a Groupon deal (entry for 4 was £12) instead of the £5 per person door price. To be honest, we'd walked past this so many times and just thought it looked quirky but didn't really think much else of it. You enter and straight away your brain starts playing tricks on you. The were staff on hand to help you get the most out of your time there and help you take the most entertaining photos that you want. A very good time. Word of warning, do not do this after a heavy night out. We went a little hungover and our stomachs were not happy 🤣
Sam Elliott-OlechnowiczSam Elliott-Olechnowicz
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