Copper Box Arena - (Near , UK)

4 /5 Paul Eclipse: I like this arena. Not so big but with a really good atmosphere. Even when busy it seems quite negotiable. The entry has always been quite quick and sensible when Ive been but without making you feel there is any compromise on safety and security. The layout allows you to feel as if youre still connected to the event for longer even if you have to leave your seat.

5 /5 karen Dunnill: Easy to get to, just a short walk from Hackney Wick station past quite a few cool looking bars & eateries. We had a seated view and were there for a gig. We were sat opposite the stage and had a good view. Seats werent that comfortable to be sat in for a long period, but acoustics were excellent creating a great sound. Limited food options, but drinks options were better. We were upstairs and bars had no queues unlike downstairs.

5 /5 Matt H: A really nice arena that hosts live events as well as exhibitions. I went for the House of Kong Gorillaz museum and it was fantastic. The facilities are great and the staff super friendly making this a thoroughly enjoyable experience.

4 /5 Martin Reviews: The Copper Box Arena is one of those venues that’s big enough to feel exciting but small enough that you don’t get lost in a sea of people. The vibe is usually pretty lively, whether it’s for a concert, sports, or even esports, and most seats have a good view. It’s tucked away in the Olympic Park, so getting there by train or bus isn’t too painful, and once you’re inside, the atmosphere tends to carry the whole experience. That said, it’s not perfect. Food and drinks are pricey and kind of average, and you can’t bring your own stuff in, which is annoying if you’re there for hours. The facilities lean more “functional” than “fancy,” and if you use the gym side of things, people often complain about maintenance. Still, for a fun night out or a cool event, it usually delivers without being as overwhelming as the mega-stadiums.