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Echo Arena Liverpool is one of the the most prestigious venues in the UK, opened in 2008 with the launch event for Liverpool’s year as European Capital of Culture. Part of ACC Liverpool and purpose built as one of the next generation of event venues, Echo Arena has a track record of delivering high profile, world class events and creating unforgettable memories.

Echo Arena Liverpool is part of ACC Liverpool, along with sister venues, BT Convention Centre and Exhibition Centre Liverpool, opening in 2015. A major employer and a proud supporter of the city it represents we play a key role in the economy and help to form a positive image of the wider region.

Address: Kings Dock St, Liverpool L3 4FP, UK
Phone: 0344 800 0400
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State: Merseyside
City: Liverpool
Zip Code: L3 4FP

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Wow! Attended an awards ceremony and everything worked like clockwork apart from the timing of the food service. It was on the slow side. Didn't have time to dance the calories away.nnThe bonus goes to all of the staff who work there, they must be satisfied. High ceilings, good lighting, great sound system, and plentiful facilities for both of the sexes.nnWould recommend.
First time at this venue, came to watch Peter Kays final performance in the city. I should note the accessibility department / staff pre-visit were excellent and dealt with every enquiry we had, except on the night there was some confusion as to were the accessibility entry line was for people unable to wait in a queue for a long time. That was quickly sorted, but then we ended up standing waiting for over 15 minutes in the lobby like area before the doors to the arena, there was no where to sit, so the people with accessibility issues had to rough it, we never did find out what the delay was.nWe quickly found our seats well marked having discussed the best location previously with accessibility dept, the seats are padded and fold down, but after a 2 hour etc show they can feel a bit rough.nSecurity seemed high, numerous security and stewards pacing the floors, we were on the back row on block 1, and over the course of the show it did start to become distracting, sometimes it felt like they were leaning over you, I know they have a job to do, which seemed mostly in the pursuit of people recording on their mobile phones. be warned.nIntermission was crazy, the queues for food and drinks are miles long, but you got no choice but to join the queue, refreshments are extremely expensive, 2 plastic cups of about 200ml each soft drink was £8 :-O, but that didn't stop some people from ordering hot dogs, chips, the works.nExiting was all very orderly, and its just a short walk to the nearest car park.nOverall is a nice venue, a more intimate feel than expected when you get in the arena considering its 11000 capacity, staff and stewards are plentiful and helpful, I did offer an extra thank you to them for keeping us safe and running smoothly.
Fantastic arena. So spacious , well set out and organised. We went to watch Aswad, Maxi Priest and UB40. Everything ran like clockwork, very professional. Staff where helpful and friendly, drinks a little bit expensive but I expect that . All in all it's an Amazing venue
Visited the M&S Bank Arena to see Barry Manilow in his last last show. The arena was well staffed no big ques, quick service at the bar. The sound wasnt brilliant but Barry made up for that. Enjoyed the show, what a showman he is at 82 he still has it
It's great having a large venue in Liverpool and close to the Wirral! Accessibility options require a card I didn't know about but will be looking into for next time but the staff were incredibly helpful in assisting me even without this. The upper seats don't have lift access, which makes getting up there a bit of a nightmare - as a mobility aid user, that was a struggle if I'd waited to book accessible seats, the whole show would have likely sold out by the time I got through - but the view was incredible, and the seats are much more comfortable than many other venue seats I've sat in. Good amount of refreshment stands, and the lighting and sound were great!
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