Prospect Bristol reviews by real event-goers

Review of Women's World Cup LIVE in the Crane Room

Nowhere near enough seating, free for all people grabbing chairs from anywhere they could find. Stream cut out and was 5 minutes behind. Never again

Review of Women's World Cup LIVE in the Crane Room

Great atmosphere as always

Review of Garage Brunch

Wasn't really brunch, only food they had was a burger van. But the music was good.

Review of Beyond Submergence

Sadly, very underwhelming for the price. Some elements were not fully working and the whole experience was chaotic, poorly laid out and disappointing.

Review of Beyond Submergence

Brilliant installation.

Review of Beyond Submergence

Overall was an amazing experience.

Review of Beyond Submergence

Mesmerising

Review of Beyond Submergence

Upon entering. Met with smiles and people who clearly enjoy their jobs. A lovely calm feel about the place. Especially the 200BPM techno in the yard.
The Beyond Submergence show had a warm and pacifying effect on me. Moments of reflection and a profoundly eye opening sensation. I have to praise all involved for providing an experience that will resonate with me for a good while.

Review of Beyond Submergence

It was very expensive for 45mins - enjoyable but so expensive for 5 exhibits plus full on lights on the wall too too much. Plus very little food choice in bar - we went elsewhere - didn’t even have coffee. Disappointed as previous visits were great.

Review of Beyond Submergence

Very, very expensive for what it is. The installations were good, but not worth the £20 ticket cost. Wake the Tiger is much better value! And lasts a lot longer.

Review of BEAVERTOWN: Summer Collaboration Sessions - Bristol

My main complaint was the disgustingly high drink prices. Beer £6.90, single G&T £7.50. Come on guys £7 a pint!

4:30 entry was so silly they had to can the idea and continue to let people in long past this. The rain wasn't why everyone turned up at the same time. No one wanted to see say an all day party at lunch time.

The toilet situation was atrocious. The queue went around the side of wall ot got so long. There was randomly a small male only toilet block that was hard to see. I had no personal problem because only you could tell most men didn't realise the toilets were there and this rent helping women anyway.

Review of Beyond Submergence

Having a rave next door ruined it😿

Review of BEAVERTOWN: Summer Collaboration Sessions - Bristol

I’ve been to a fair amount of Propyard events but this was my least favourite sadly. The queue for the toilets were unbearable, just not enough of them and the wait was silly and having the queues across the whole venue was bonkers!

Review of Beyond Submergence

Found it quite small and short lived but strung out with gaps of nothingness. My granddaughter loved the string lights to run through and staff were kind enough to let us go back in after a snack break in cafe

Review of BEAVERTOWN: Summer Collaboration Sessions - Bristol

Venue was nice even despite the rain
Music was a bit boring and repetitive, expected the artists to do more of their own songs
Not enough toilets or food venues for the amount of people!!

Review of Beyond Submergence

Fabulous installation with a truly inventive display and wonderfully designed engineering. We were swept away to a calm and meditative place then galvanised by superb lighting g sequences

Review of Beyond Submergence

Nice event just a bit expensive for the experience and it is a shame the food stall are closed during the week

Review of Breathwork with Shanti Faiia

An incredible experience, one that I'm still reeling from the following day. Highly recommend Shanti's classes

Review of Beyond Submergence

I was expecting more light exhibits there was only 5 and i think children would easily be bored. Value for money would have been better of going to the pictures.

Review of Beyond Submergence

A really interesting event that touches all the senses. A wonderfully mindful experience when it’s peaceful and quiet, and a more interactive experience with children attending as they are more excited by all the lights and wish to play with them. Both types of experiences lovely, but very different - perhaps there is a way of specifying different sessions based on which kind of experience one is looking for.