Kingsbury Hall

Had a great time working this venue with the Randy Travis tour 8-29-25.

It's a really pretty historic venue, but it's CRAMPED. The seats are so tiny I spent the entire show touching the strangers on either side of me because we had no option. (Airplane seats are bigger!) Also the speakers seem to be pointed so that if you're on the side it's hard to hear. The staff were all super friendly and helpful, though, so kudos to them.

I have always enjoyed attending events at Kingsbury Hall. We went to Jimmy Carr over the weekend and loved the rustic atmosphere that Kingsbury Hall offers. As I have aged my need to stay hydrated with my medication has evolved so the venue policy of no outside water bottles either sealed or empty has caused me to rethink attending events. I am unwilling to pay $5 for water bottles and prefer to use more sustainable means of rehydration. Attendees beware and I will not be attending any more events at this beautiful venue until this policy has been modified. Denying a person the ability to drink water throughout a performance without having to pay $5 or leave our seats is kind of ridiculous and is a ruthless form of exploitation of their patrons. Add $2 water bottle fee to every ticket if they need the money that desperately so we don’t have to suffer and be more harmful to our landfills and environment!

We have been to a couple of shows here and it really is a nice venue. Not to big with great views of the stage. Will definitely see other events here in the future.

I was supposed to go to a comedy show. I had purchased almost front row tickets. It happened to be the same night as a U football game. So there was absolutely no parking at all so I got a lyft but by the time my Lyft got me there i was not feeling to hot. Anyways, I found my seat and the person behind me reeked of smoke and something else so I had to run for a bathroom since I wasnt feelin the best already. The bathrooms arent easy to find. And then I wasnt feeling well so I needed to sit down but there wasnt anywhere so I sat on the ground and had many workers walk past with no one even wondering if I was ok. And then i wasnt feeling any better and I needed air. So I needed to back outside.... but the front door lady yelled at me telling me i couldn't leave and that i would not be allowed back in, even though I had purchased a ticket. But by this time I needed the air over seeing the show. So I walked out as she kept yelling. I thought it was very unprofessional as it was very apparent I was sick and needed help.