Campbell Park Milton Keynes reviews by real event-goers
Reviews of Campbell Park in Milton Keynes
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Review of Reggae Land 2022
Parking is a problem around the venue
When such large crowds are expected sufficient parking should be available
Many disabled people there, it must have been difficult for them getting to and from the venue.
Only 2 taps for water,there needs to be far more
Very limited cuisine and drinks
The west indies has many islands with a great variety of food
I was surprised something as basic as a guiness wasn't available
The wines were cheap rubbish ,sold at ridiculous prices
The double alcoholic drinks were like pop/sweet drinks
Not good that big acts did not appear
Many of the old timers need to retire
They no longer have what they had
Many of the younger bands put on a much better show
If people aren't allowed to bring in decent alcohol and coffee then the least the organisers could do is to.provide it and sufficient water
I wonder how many people collapsed from dehydration
I saw some poor soul on the long path to the parking collapsed, surrounded by police and ambulances
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Review of Reggae Land 2022
An amazing event , something for everyone with the different stages , plenty of food and drink availability. Fab vibes everyone was chill , danced the whole time !,especially the drum and bass reggae it was the one!
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Review of Reggae Land 2022
I was very disappointed as I cane from Scotland with my 4 children it was advertised as a family event the tickets was sold for kids yet there was alot of drugs the toilets was absolutely disgusting there was men pissing in urinals outside full view of my 4 year old little girl and there was absolutely nothing there for kids .Also the way alot of people was dressed was not for kids tbh I am very very disgusted the way it was planned should of had a min age of aleast 16 not a place for kids and pissed of the fact it cost me a fortune plus a hotel would definitely not advertise for kids!!
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Review of Reggae Land 2022
It was amazing. a couple hit and misses but regardless still an amazing weekend. The Bar was not a lot of variety and the disappointment of no Wray and Nephew rum. Rum of Jamaica. ð¯ð². I get it... it's not a cheap rum.. but they would have made a killing. loved the scheduled time for acts that was so helpful. you couldn't be in different places at the same time, so having this was a great help. I think I lost half a stone through dancing ð, but not complaining. The host on the Bowl stage was a bit boring I'm sad to say and he couldn't hype the crowd enough.
I will deffo be getting my tickets early for next year ð¯
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Review of Campbell Park
- [ ] Not enough rubbish bins around.
- [ ] The second stage music muffled out the stage of the main music
- [ ] Queues for food and drinks were ridiculous
- [ ] Sniffer dogs at the entrance gave a good impression that drug use may be reduced. On entering the main arena it smelled as if we were back yard.
- [ ] Don’t think it was an event for kids to be honest
- [ ] Purchased my tickets a year ago VIP thinking that we would get Que jumps at food stalls, bar, entrance, toilets or even sections in front of the stage but nothing. What a shame. Prices of food and drink horrendous. What was the purpose of a VIP ticket? You lot need to learn logistics, planning and think things through. It could have been 100% better if only you guys had thought this through. I will now share my findings on all social media platforms so people are aware of how they’ll get exploited at your events
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Review of Reggae Land 2022
Also me Line up. Very varied to suit everyone from the most hardcore reggae fans. Acts needed longer in stage and the conflicting sound from two stages was disappointing at the vip area
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Review of 90s Baby Presents: Steps, Louise Redknapp, Liberty X + Many More
The gates opened late, creating difficulties for those with access needs. There were not enough appropriate food vendors, predominantly Carribbean leading to huge queues for the two appropriate vendors. I queues for an hour to get a burger for my partner who can't eat spicy food. It then took me less than five minutes to get my curried goat! Only two accessible toilets which were also broken and wheelchairs had to stay on a ridge right at the back. Drinks selections were poor, Red Stripe or Strongbow for £6 a can! I can't drink cider and wouldn't normally drink lager. The whole event was clearly set up to make money at the expense of the paying public and centred around the following event. The stage, sound guys and performers were all excellent, except maybe Gareth Gates, bless him.
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