Liverpool echo arena??????/?

Question

does anyone was there??? how it looks???

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The arena is clean, safe and modern with lots of facilities.  Drinks are pricey; £2 for soft drinks and coffee, and £3.50 for alcohol.  They also sell hotdogs, crisps, sweets and sandwiches.  It is a 10,600 seater arena and as someone who is short with bad eyesight, you CAN see from anywhere in the arena, just of course it's better to be nearer!!

Answer 3

Been inside the Echo arena several times this week for the world firefighter games, and saw Paul Simon earlier in the year.

Its nice with a good auditorium, plenty of toilets and bars. All drinks cost £3 so its a bit of a rip off for a small bottle of carling, but the view from the auditorium of the Albert Dock and River is great.

Outside there is a good atmosphere with a nice drinks terrace at Jury's Inn opposite or you could go to the Albert Dock. Parking is right opposite the Arena and quite cheap £1 per hour.

The Arena itself is quite large; seats at the back are a bit too far from the stage, but that's the price you pay for such a big venue I suppose. Overall I am very impressed and it's something Liverpool has needed for years.

Hope you have a good time.

Answer 4

I have been once and although I enjoyed the Classical concert I felt it was far to big for that sort of event. I could see quite well but obviously the nearer you get the better. The public address system is good and so are the acoustics  

Answer 5

live near there...it looks fantastic,nice one!!