Troxy London reviews by real event-goers
Reviews of Troxy in London
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Review of IllumiNaughty Pres: Alteza Show with Vini Vici & more
Never a dull moment at Troxy. The artists and entertainment are second to none. Always enjoy myself here and would totally recommend anyone and their nan to come and have a sesh. Thank you for putting on another amazing night!
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Review of IllumiNaughty pres: Electric Dreams ft Neelix, Blastoyz and many
It was pretty s**t. 8 hours of psy trance, no seats. Little effort from the crowd. Only 1 room was boring. Wish I had left a lot earlier.
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Review of Londoners: Seize the Night with Sink The Pink & Wildcat Gin
I was at Troxy sink the pink for Pride 2019. I emailed the organisers the below on Monday, just to be ignored so far:
Dear Team,
I've attended quite a few sink the pink parties, but last night my whole Pride weekend and night was completely ruined by the entrance staff at Troxy.
At around 2.45am, I was looking for my boyfriend who went for a cigarette.
As I was asking the staff at the entrance "Can I quickly look for my boyfriend who is smoking and tell him we are moving to a different area with my friend?"
They physically pushed me out of the door. Once I was out, about 3 seconds later I wanted to go back in, as realised my boyfriend wasn't there and they wouldn't let me back in the club. I explained that i was looking for my boyfriend who was smoking and their reply was, "The smoking area is upstairs, you shouldn't have gone out".
This is COMPLETELY UNACCEPTABLE!
a) they should have advised that before hand and b) they physically moved me to the outside when I was trying to ask a question...I didn't choose to go outside.
At this point I stood there in just a pair of shorts, and it wasn't the warmest summer night. My boyfriends phone had died so I couldn't contact him and they wouldn't even let me wait just inside of the entrance, as I started feeling really cold.
Bare in mind, I don't do drugs and I had 3 vodkas c**e throughout the night, so I was fully aware of what was going on.
Finally my friend found me outside, he was able to find my boyfriend and the 3 of us, were basically then forced to end our night totally ruined by the situation and left in complete anger.
While I was standing outside, right next to the exit and fully aware of what was going on, I saw the security staff do pretty much the same thing to another guy who was on his phone by the entrance, they pushed him out and then told him he couldn't get back in.
He said "My friends are inside", and their reply was, "go home", to which he answered "I live in Manchester...I can't go home, I'm staying with my friends" and they simply just made fun of him saying how many trains he would have to take to get home then.
I understand working security at a club is not the easiest job, but physically forcing people out, so the club gets empty and they get to go home earlier - because this is what it looks like - it's simply wrong, especially when you have purchased tickets for the event.
Would you force someone half way thru a show out of the theatre and then not let them back in??
Also while I was standing outside (I was there in the cold for a good half an hour or more), I heard the security staff being completely rude and discriminatory towards the gay community. I couldn't film them talking, as I was scared what they would do to me; but I was able to film a little clip - please see attached.
One of the staff, who was primarily the one making jokes about "gays"; was shouting at a gay couple kissing just outside the entrance, "go home...that makes me sick, I don't wanna see that s**t, that's horrible:"
Now gay or not, at pride we celebrate love, and this is completely UNACCEPTABLE.
In the video I caught the second time when she went over to them. You hear some people laughing, as they think she's being funny, but after what I heard and all the comments she was making about people leaving the club, this was not funny but HOMOPHOBIC!!
At Pride were we celebrate respect and humanity, it's ridiculous to be treated with such little respect by a member of staff where the LGBTQ community should feel safe and welcome.
I hope and believe there is cameras there, I strongly urge you to look at them and investigate this situation and I look forward to a response from you.
You are more than welcome to contact me via email or my mobile number 07*********.
Kind regards,
Terence
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