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Security check in process took an hour. Got there at 6.30 doors opening and only just made it to our seats when the support band came on at 7.30 to a mainly empty auditorium. Seats in 400 blocks are very high and very steep. My wife clapsed into her seat after we had made it up row J and felt ill for the whole concert. Several others around us were helped out due to feeling ill. When booking tickets the O2 should really make you aware these seats are not suitable for anyone who easily gets dizzy and they should also open the doors earlier in view of the entrance security.

People with walking difficulties should be advised that 1 entrance in to the o2 is all there is and you must walk around inside to get to your seats no mobility assistance was available as far as I know

Great arena, simply stunning place. Bit of a walk to get to different entrances, just try not to be sucked into the shops along the way! Sat high up in the arena for a tennis match and had no issues with the view at all, very good viewing

Plenty to do if your attending a show. If you are thinking about having a meal before a show or concert please take the Arena into consideration. Plenty of options and also a little shopping if you want to take a stroll.

Be aware the bars can be quite expensive we paid £6 a pint in one of them. If you are going to a concert and want to buy merch get there early as the cue was massive we waited in line for 20 min with no movement.... got bored went to bar 🤘

I enjoyed the air conditioning and restaurants. Shops were quite expensive - I would have liked some chain stores. We were there 3 full days and would have liked some access to shops like Boots and M&S.... needed some medical supplies. I am not impressed with Brand Shops and do not like shopping at them. The personnel and especially the security staff working for O2 were rude and unfriendly - so totally in contrast with the volunteers from Hillsong!