Factory Manchester Manchester reviews by real event-goers
Reviews of Factory Manchester in Manchester
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Review of NYE at Factory251
Clearly over sold, queued for over an hour only to be told we had to pay a "late fee" despite being in the queue 20 mins before we needed to, was completely full but kept letting more people in, girls and boys fighting and being sick on the dance floor, after being in there for 20 mins we decided to leave and go home.
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Would you recommended: Yes |
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Review of NYE at Factory251
It was a total waste of money, waiting in the que for getting a drink at least 15 minutes, the bar staff was barely moving around as they didn't care and on top of the price paid for the tickets, you have to buy another £2 wrist band if you want to go outside for a smoke and it's not about the money it's about the fact itself.
Very dissapointed, left the club after 40 minutes
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Would you recommended: No |
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Review of Wytch Hazel + Supports (Manchester)
It was a rainy cold December night but inside Factory 251, lubricated by cold Desperado beers, we were having an amazing rocking night. The bands were all on top form, headliners Wytch Hazel visibly delighted by their reception and singalongs. After the gig it's a short walk to the Grand Central for more beers an maybe a powerslide or two on the dance floor.
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Would you recommended: Yes |
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Review of Wytch Hazel + Supports (Manchester)
Every single band was outstanding. Wytch Hazel and Square Wild are two of the best current UK bands.
The sound during some of the support bands was deafening, although for the headline act it was excellent. The bar prices are a little on the expensive side and the venue feels a little damp and dirty but overall a decent music venue.
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Would you recommended: No |
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