Brighton Centre — Attraction in Great Britain

I came here with family for a family friendly pre Christmas show to see Leona Lewis. Where to start… there were a row of drunk people, baring in mind it was a family event more like stepping onto the set of Jeremy Kyle than an inspiring pre Christmas show.

As the drunk group were being very loud and arrogant, one other audience member got up and spoke to the loudest woman and said ‘please can you have some respect’ as she was talking rather loudly throughout the entire show. They kept going to the bar and being served more alcohol anyone would think they were at a bottomless brunch.

As things progressed, a female ‘security’ guard was told by an audience member about their behaviour and she came in and ‘warned’ the group. As she left the first woman got up and started to film the man who told her to have some respects face with a bright torch on her phone.

To this, the guard was called in again but nothing was done. Then it gets worse, towards the end of the show the other woman in their group decided to change seats directly opposite to me, she looked at me and threatened me not to put my feet on her coat as she hung her coat over her seat..

Then… towards the end she vomited all over her seat, coat and the floor stinking the place out even getting other customers to move out their seats and watch the show from the passage way including us.

To this, I decided to talk to security and the house manager. They were very incompetent making all kinds of excuses as to why nothing was done.

It baffles me how so many staff can be so incompetent and indirectly ruin it for everyone else involved. The manager didn’t see friendly or helpful at all and said ‘you should have warned us’ we did an entire section of the audience told more than one security guard. I use that role term loosely.

The manager appeared defensive, looking like she was sucking on a sour sweet or been stung by a wasp. Along with the ‘security team’ who seemed half asleep and unbothered. I’m not even sure if they knew who they were or what their role was they were so slap dash about the whole thing.

It ruined the last 20 minute of the show for the whole family and others in the audience too. With no sincere apology or urgency to offer any alternative apart from a heap of excuses.

It baffles me who puts these people in these positions where they are totally incompetent to do their job or give any basic level of customer service. The manager didn’t explain the complaints policy apart from saying ‘we could have moved you if we’d known’.

Avoid this place, unless you want to tread in sick, get threatened by drunk people who the security team and manager seem to side with, it’s gone to the...

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Micky Flanagan at his best seen him twice on this tour. BUT... The person that booked my disabled plus carer plus one guest took no notice of me what so ever after explaining I

1. don't like being up high
2. don't like anything to close to the top of my head and the ceiling was 10 foot above my head.
3. don't like being up high as heat rises and I can have heat fits. My seats couldn't be any higher I was extremely hot and was just having panic attacks for the hole of the 1 hour 20 minutes Micky was on stage. So NO I didn't enjoy the show. Do I remember any of the show??NO I was so busy being hot and trying to stay cool or cool down. When we got to the venue I collected my tickets went to my seats I said to the usher " thats no the seat I booked or wanted and I came back outside another usher came over I explained the problem she said she'd would call the duty manager. She arrived very tall lady I was sitting down I asked her name several times she ignored my question she didn't even make eye contact with me. Another usher came to the managers side and said somebody was complaining about there seats. The manager to the usher "dont worry Iam moving this person dyo yours can sit in her seats " I said to my usher " hold on I want to see these new seats before she gives my seats away to anybody else?? I was told the shows about to start let's just go to the new seats. These new seats were 100% the very same as the first set of seats I had rejected. The duty manager didn't seem to give a ----. I was going to be a happy customer or not. The show started most of it I don't remember as I was busy trying not to have panic attacks and worrying if I was going to have temperature fits because I was getting to hot as the seats were up near the ceiling with a big large ceiling overhang around 10 foot...