The O2 (formerly the Millennium Dome)

The o2 is by far my favourite venue to go to in London. The parking facilities are great and the train station is close by so it is really convenient. You have everything you want all under one roof, there is a great range of resturants, bars and even a Vue cinema. If you go to the cinema you get your parking for free when you show your cinema ticket! The o2 is very clean and is always a pleasure to go to. The staff are pleasant and the layout is very well thought out. I have seen a number of music artists and comedy acts in the arena and the shows have always been enjoyable, run smoothly and a really good night out. If you don't like heights try and avoid the ...  Read the complete review

Firstly, I must point out that I work in The o2, but this does not bias my opinion! I know the inside-outs of the place and the common problems people may face. The Good: The Arena itself (with up to 23,000 capacity) has been voted the world's best for two years running now, and assuming everything goes smoothly its easy to see why. Emphasis is on getting people in and out quickly and easily, with a good, unobstructed view from the seating and excellent acoustics. The Arena is quite versatile as a venue, with the ability to have various stage setups (such as a standard venue, or a centre stage where the crowd surrounds), as well as being an ...  Read the complete review

The O2 arena is the after math of the Millennium Dome, an iconic structure with great shape and form. Is the transformation worthwhile? We shall see... ~~~LOCATION~~~ The O2 arena is a quick few minutes' walk from North Greenwich and is extremely accessible not only by underground but by bus as well. ~~~SERVICES~~~ The O2 uses the space set out already and converts the space into a modern metropolis of cafes, restaurants and other entertainment venues: bars, clubs, discos, concert halls, cinema and more. It is a "hip" place to go to and very heavily advertised under O2, and with them, you are likely to get free ...  Read the complete review

I had visited the o2 when it was the Millennium Dome and was really impressed. Therefore, when we visited yesterday to see the show Disney on Ice, I had high expectations. Obviously depending on why your there, prices fluctuate. For example to see Disney on Ice Princess Wishes it cost £26.50 but to see Beyonce next week it is £50. When you book tickets at the o2 you are advised to book your car parking in advance. I believe this is a different cost for each performance, with the lowest cost being £10. You have to pay the statutory rate which allows you 24hours even if you are only planning on being 4 hours. We booked ours online which was very simple and ...  Read the complete review

The O2, is a large entertainment district on the Greenwich peninsula in South East London. The O2 was opened in 2007 after the redevelopment for the Millennium Dome. The Millennium Dome was a large dome-shaped building built to house an exhibition celebrating the turn of the third millennium. The Dome remains a name in common usage for the venue due to this. The O2 has an indoor arena, a music club, a cinema, an exhibition space, bars and restaurants. Entertainment Avenue The Entertainment Avenue is a modern and very clever pedestrian avenue within The O2. The street is all within the dome and has artificial palm trees and other decorations aloud the ...  Read the complete review