A beautiful historic opera house in a beautiful and quaint village in the Peak District. The whole…read morevillage is a real charm - from the surrounding countryside, to the parks and river and the shops and restaurants. The Opera House is a historic jewel in the crown! Let us all hope and pray that this beauty survives the debacle of the pandemic that has brought the entertainment industry to its knees :(

Beautiful theatre hosting amongst other things part of the annual Gilbert and Sullivan Festival…read more Centrally located, it is an essential part of a visit to the spa town of Buxton

The Buxton Opera House is like a time machine, which brings you back to the beginning of the 20th…read morecentury, which is positive. You can escape the daily life for a couple of hours. Moreover, the venue brings a city like atmosphere to this market town. I like the Opera house and the wide variety of different operas, theaters, concerts, musicals, and comedies they offer.

BEAUTIFUL! Staff is so helpful with arrangements for future shows and/or seating!read more

Avoid. Unprofessional and condescending, refused to refund when they couldn't offer the service due…read moreto covid restrictions. I understand businesses are struggling so I was willing to compromise with a reduced or delayed refund but they were not interested. Please do not consider these rude, arrogant people for your wedding

Once they arrived they were acceptable…read more They failed to correctly write the clearly printed date from numerous e-mails in their diary correctly and therefore didn't arrive for my wedding on time! Refused to accept it was their own error until the e-mail trail was presented to them. The quartets "leader" was poorly mannered to my Father whilst discussing the issue and refused to give any worthwhile remuneration for this atrocious performance.

This 2 star rating is a real shame but I feel short changed after coming here…read more The entrance looks so exciting and brilliant and it looks like you have the course to yourselves. How wrong could we be! You end queing endlessly for holes, which aren't particularly hard or exciting. Its less adventure course and more boring course than anything. We didn't come with a voucher, after finding one afterwards which annoyed me as I forked out £16 to play some boring golf and queue. Make the course harder/bigger/ more interesting and less queuing please! Unfortunately wouldn't come here again:(

This is actually really good fun…read more Recently opened in The Trafford Centre, Paradise Island is an indoor crazy golf centre! Featuring two different courses, this is a fun place to take the kids but also good fun for a staff night out as we found out when we wandered along to it for a fun evening! It's not dead expensive (£7 per adult, £5 per child) and you get a discount if you're in a group. The courses are set out really well, some of the holes are quite challenging and it can get quite embarrassing when you're on your 15th shot and there's a queue of six other groups behind you...was that just me?! Oh right...! The novelty theme is very well played out throughout the entire place and the decor is fantastic. It's the sort of place you can kinda of go to with anyone, dads would love it, kids love it, it's a good place to go for a date (no really it is!) and we had a right laugh when I went with work! It's funny to see how competitive men get whilst playing...hehehe!