For a lifelong EDM fan -- this is one festival you must experience. The crowd is a lot different…read morethan any in California. Pros: - Hookah tent! - Music/sound systems were excellent - Fun Cons: - The shuttle service to get to the venue was crap. It was suppose to come around every hour but my friends and I waited for almost 4 hours before one showed up. So we missed some DJ's. - If you don't do well in the rain or cold -- stay home. Creamsfield is a CREAMY FIELD! I lost a pair of shoes to the mud after this event but it was well worth the memories. P.S. Get yourself some wellies if you plan to go!

I completely underestimated the nature of Creamfields music festival - it was literally the most…read moremuddiest experience of my life. However, nobody explained to me that it would be miles and more miles of endless fields that are muddy and slippery from it raining all day in Liverpool. So bring your boots, and pack an extra bag of clean clothes to leave with. That being said, this festival is not for the weak of heart, but it is well worth it. On the other hand, you get the benefit of a festival that is the LOUDEST, most intense laser shows, crazy crowd and most amazing artists all together in one place, going hard until 4AM in the morning! ...it's pretty mindblowing. There were a lot of overlapping sets (gotta say I loved seeing Above & Beyond for the 10th time). Unfortunately it rained out the second day, and they issued out refunds, but we still got to have a great time just spending the day with everyone else that camped out for the festival. Not sure if I could go back again, it'll take a lot out of you. Word of advice - spend the extra $$ and get the Podpads that are offered, it's worth it: it was the only thing that guaranteed not being evacuated on the second day and since our flight wasn't for another day, that would've been horrible

As steam fairs go this is a relatively small one ! But saying that it does have a fine array of…read moresteam engines and rollers to look at - along side bikes , vintage cars and tractors A large auto jumble is at the entrance , nice to see lots of bins around! Plenty for kids to do and it's on tomorrow as week !

Went here on a deal with my partner and two grand- children aged 4 and 7…read more There is loads of things for little ones to do: Trampolinig, tractor rides , haystack climbing , swings and the main attraction a fair size maze with numbered boxes and stickers to collect as you go along; (keeps them interested and competative). 'The children enjoyed it too!'. Fairly reasonably priced , we paid £24 via groupon and thought it was worth that. Food is available in the form of ,chips , burgers, jacket potatoes and pizzas etc; all served in a tented inside area., again reasonable prices. A sucessful attraction that is worth a visit if you have little one's; Although they do have Halloween nights for 'grown ups' in October!

spooky world is absolute rubbish! 4 attractions, at least an hours wait per attraction. You can…read moreonly go on each attraction once. The few actors that we saw were boring, with standard zombie style trick or treat make-up, no rubber or any real effort gone into it. Whilst you're waiting to go into the Slaughterhouse you get to listen to upbeat dance music coming from the huge, brightly lit gazebo in the middle of the park, which isn't used for anything by the way. All I expected was a bit of imagination, maybe some dancing zombies or at least a bit of spooky music and low lights. Spooky World was a massive disappointment with the scariest thing being the slow, poor service to get a drink. When you walk into Slaughterhouse it's pitch black, so you might be expecting something to jump out at you. You'd be wrong. Anyone that you see is well lit and just pants. Apart from a guy running round with a chainsaw this place has no redeeming qualities. Don't waste your money. Buy a creepy mask and go and tell stories in a graveyard. Would be much scarier than this place. p.s if you have a buggy or a wheelchair forget about it. It's so muddy you'll be dragging it around. Visited October 26th 2013

I have seen a couple of shows at the Parr Hall, the venue is very flexible but it really comes to…read morelife with the Circus of Horrors (which is due back soon) The hall is quite accessible and the seats on the main floor are normal chairs upstairs balcony seating. Some of the staff are like gestapo when it comes to taking drinks back into the hall, although you are allowed to take drinks you cant take glass in but at the time I went the bar was only serving in glasses which was really annoying.

As a concert venue , this is Warrington's jewel in the crown. Since the most recent upgrade of the…read morearea outside, the approach to Parr Hall is second to none. Unfortunately, Warrington has a lamentable record in preserving good quality, historical buildings and this is no exception. Going by past experience, this wonderful venue will be starved of funding until there is a health and safety issue. It will then be closed for safety reasons until someone deems enough time has passed to sell it off to developers without too much fuss being generated. This hall has witnessed many world class acts in its time my favourite being the Saw Doctors, but then, I'm biased. In the early 1960's a little known local band called The Beatles played here, followed by most of the singers, bands and entertainers of the time. It still has a wonderfully homely feel, even when full of noisy audience. Just as an aside, the position on the map is very misleading as Parr Hall is nowhere near Bold Street, it is on Palmyra Square itself, but is simplicity itself to find. Look for the signs saying cultural quarter as there isn't very much culture to choose from! Map marker now in place.