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Bagleys in generalNewest Review: ... the event name for a saturday like how it used to be freedom. Anyways the stewared points us out to this PR who then walks us down some dirt track to the back of some dodgy lookin buildings. You cant hear any music and its looks a bit dingy. No worries it matters whats on the inside i think. We arrive at the building to find no que. OK no worries. Theres one bouncer at the door who is so ... more |
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by - written on 09/06/03 (Useful, 80 readings)
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ok the last review of this club was back in 2001, so time for updates only so i can save your poor sould and save you money and time. Ok for about 4 years now all i heard was "have u been to bagleys, wicked club mate" so i decide to give it a try. I knew it was gonna be house and what i had heard was that there were 4 rooms and it was some massive warehouse. Im thinkin yeh sweet! So we manage to find the place quite easy and get a parking space. The area where the club is looks like it used to be an old industria estate, and i measn old the type of iron works industrial esate - no concrete. We ask a parkin attendant where bagleys is, he replies ... Read the complete review
by - written on 23/01/01 (Very useful, 204 readings)
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It’s not that often I go to a club and have an absolutely miserable time. I mean usually even if the music is bad, or the atmosphere isn’t great you can make the best of the situation with a few mates and have a good laugh, but not here. We tried. We really had to make a concerted effort to have fun and still didn’t succeed. We’d gathered a group together with the intention of going to Fabric, but because the Chemical Brothers were playing it was ‘one in one out’ very early on and we were forced to try someplace else. I knew Bagley’s wasn’t too far away and I’d seen some flyers round our university for it so we ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/09/00 (Useful, 118 readings)
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Last week I went out clubbing to Bagleys for the first time, the mates that I went with have been before and said that it was good, so I took their words for it, and they were right. Situated near Kings Cross it doesn't look anything like how I expected it to look like. It looks quite tatty, but inside's alright. It costs £14 to get in, £12 if you are a student and £10 if you arrive by public transport, it's not bad considering it opens at 11pm and it's open til about 7am, so all round it's a great night out. It has 3 main dance rooms, Hard House, Garage and Trance. If you're not really into all that club music then I ... Read the complete review
by - written on 21/07/00
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When it costs twenty quid to get in here on a Saturday night, you'd think it would be something pretty spectacular...well it wasn't, it was a real let down!! Bagley's may be hyped up by loadza people in a world of their own...but trust me if you not into dancing the whole night through till 7 am then after the first hour you'll be bored out of your mind!! I found it really crowded with hardly any room to dance. The bars have absoulutely ridiculous prices, they only have a few bars open, so you end up queueing ages for drinks. As far as the music goes,well it really sepends who is on.... if you get the regulars it's not too bad I suppose, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/07/00 (Somewhat useful, 90 readings)
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For all the ravers out there that use to go to the sanctuary before helter skelter stopped, going to united dance or slammin vinyl here just sucks. The arenas are tiny, the people are grumpy and most annoyingly the security are really really violent. If your a raver then I would say don't go to Bagleys but go to one of the new Future Dance raves, which are at the Castle film studios. At least there the ravers can actually rave! ... Read the complete review
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