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All bands playing were absolutely fabulous so that was the positive.
Unfortunately paying £75 for a pitch in a field with no amenities or electric hookup was astronomical and very over priced. If parked motorhome at a site elsewhere could he electric with other facilities for £20 per night. Not only that but not aloud to take own chairs,food and drink or plastic bottle of water into venue. Crazy prices as food from £13 plus beer £6.50, Coffe, ice cream, chips etc starting at £4/£6 and charging £10 hire for a deck chair - greedy comes to mind. To cap it all very poorly organised as squashed like cattle against railings on exiting venue and made to gi route in opposite direction to where we had come from the motorhome area.Very surprised no one was hurt as a few fell in ditch trying to find their way out as marshalls hadn't clue what they were doing.worst herritage live event I have been to. Thank god the bands didn't dissapoint as they were awesome and the only saving grace. Heritage live need to get their act together if using sandringham again as grounds lovely for concerts.

Visited for The Who and friends concert at Sandringham. The show was magnificent . The Who, Richard Ashcroft and Lightening Seeds were excellent and the sound was perfect . However, the event management wasn't. Exit to the event caused multiple issues .The lack of signage, lack of active Marshalls and communication to the public attending caused anxiety, chaos and mayhem . Car parks had next to no signage, poor lighting and no landmark that you could use to pinpoint/identify the location of your vehicle and there was no one to assist. At the close of the concert there were people everywhere searching for their vehicles in the dark , having been directed from the event through a different route to the car park area from the route they entered leaving people completely disorientated . This included elderly and infirm people wandering round and round who were clearly distressed trying to venue was unacceptable . Access to and from Sandringham car parks a nightmare due to a hugely poor and inadequate traffic management plan . Food and drink was prohibited on entry and once inside all food and drink was at a completely extortionate price that was completely unnecessary . Vendors took complete advantage of the captive audience who had no choice but to pay these extortionate prices or to just have water free from the available taps . To summarise , this was a great show which was completely spoilt by failures of the management of the event and the outrageous and insulting prices of food and drink at the venues . Unfortunately there are many much better organised events on offer and this experience is not likely to encourage visitors to return to aHeritage live outdoor event. I did add my comments which are valid and constructive to Heritage live Facebook page but it appears that instead of acknowledging feedback they have instead deleted and blocked my access which is concerning as they may be manipulating other people's comments and genuine issues too

Amazing show !! THE WHO, Richard Ashcroft, The Lightening Seeds.
Sandringham venue is good. Good selection of food and drink albeit pricey but expected.
Toilets a real let down at both the venue and the campsite. We are festival goers and get the whole toilet issue. However when you have a series of gigs over a weekend sort the loos out.
The campsite cost a fortune. Toilets not the flushing kind so needed checking and sorting. Totally unusable. Rubbish bags piled high.
No one checked us on arrival so actually could’ve got away without paying. The signs weren’t great to get to the concert venue. Loved the whole event but some tweaks are needed. Come on Heritage sort it out.

Utter shambles at Sandringham on 27/08/2023. One star rating is too many for Heritage Live. Parking atrocious. No stewards at the end of the event to direct traffic. Just a very dangerous free-for-all. Food was extortionate in price and disgusting anyway. £15 for a burger or fish n' chips, £5 for a miniscule coffee, £6.90 for a flat pint!
Toilets were revolting and there were definitely not enough provisions for disabled users. Not fit for purpose and a complete health hazard.
Who was responsible for the so-called live screens?? So disappointing that they were all on some kind of delay. Really spoilt the concert.
Heritage Live are greedy, money grabbing, incompetent organisers. I'm so surprised that no-one was seriously hurt (or worse). I certainly will not be attending any more of their events.

Sandringham venue for Heritage Live Van Morrison was very disappointing!!! Motorhome parking overnight was expensive and no facilities provided.
We had a long walk back to the overnight parking area and got lost due to the fact that no one could give us directions to the camp site.
We paid £75 to park in a dirty field!!! It was disgraceful!
Van Morrison was awful and played none of his old stuff!!
Squeeze and Delamitri were fantastic and saved the day!
Will not be seeing the arrogant, ignorant Van Morrison again....he couldn't even be bothered to acknowledge his fans .

Heritage Caravan Site
We loved seeing The Who, Lightning Seeds and Richard Ashcroft yesterday and although an expensive experience we accepted that for something special.
However, £75 paid for just parking our campervan in a field overnight was a total rip off and I am still smarting about this. Nobody checked us in - in fact there was no event person around at all. Anyone could have come in paid or not. It was just a field with no marked out pitches as stated. There were just a few portaloos with no hand washing facilities. The portaloos didn’t flush and were absolutely filthy and disgusting. Big screens in the venue told us to leave the loos as we’d like to find them!! Well how about how we’d like to find them when paying the price we have? Shocking. There were huge bags of rubbish stacked up by the loos, some overflowing. Clearly nothing during the 4 day event had been done. I saw one tap attached to a fence. It had said there would be showers - none. I think everyone who paid should have their money refunded.

The venue was very poorly managed. Complete nonsense up to the entrance gate, sent around in circles across a field. Once inside the toilet facilities were dreadful. No hand sanitizer in most cubicles. Food vendors far too expensive and poor quality. Only good food was the Fish and Chip vendor. The chicken wrap smelt of faeces and we threw it away!! The bar had no fruit juices to offer. Card only payment was not true. The servers were doing deals for cash!! Where's that money going exactly? Into their pockets of course.
The artists were all great. I particularly liked Richard Ashcroft. The quality of the sound system was top drawer.
However the big screen footage wasn't synchronised with the vocals. No excuse for that. Once you notice that, you can't unsee it. For me it spoilt the experience of seeing the artists and hearing their music and lyrics out of sync.
Overall not good enough for the expense of tickets. It makes me consider very carefully if I will ever attend another Heritage Live Event.

Heritage Live, what a complete chaos of a company.
Sandringham, great concert performances from artists, but organisation a shambles, too many people at venue.
No signage for exits or which way to blue or red car parks. Toilets disgusting, inadequate bins for 20,000 people, extortionate prices. As for Stewarts or Marshall's no training and completely clueless just standing around doing nothing. As for direction or traffic management leaving the car parks non existent. Overhall Sandringham and artists performing should disassociate with Heratage Live as they are just a money making machine with extremely poor untrained staff ruining Sandringhams reputation. Heritage Live, dont be fooled by the word 'Heritage' they are far from it.

Visited VIP area for Robbie Williams concert T Sandringham. Poor signage in Car Parks,Enr
Ntrance and inside for VIP ticket holders. VIP area very disappointing. Lack of seating and lack of a coffee facility. Lack of table which meant litter bins were used as tables. Lots of uncleared litter as a result. Straws bale both not suitable for VIP area and also wet and broken. Would not advise paying the huge premium for a very poor facility. I felt the event was all about making money for the promoters. Access to and from Sandringham car parks a nightmare. Would not recommend venue because of the lack of seating. Surprised Sandringham allow some much litter. AYLSHAM one day show with similar numbers at BLICKLING was much better organised and run would not return to aHeritage live outdoor event.

My daughter and I went to see Robbie Williams at Sandringham, I will never give another penny to Heritage Live again! I can not stress to you all how money grabbing this company is. To risk peoples lives like they did is quite frankly as low as you can go. The concert itself was good so it’s no reflection on Robbie but I hope for his reputations sake he never works with this company again. As everyone else has stressed in the reviews, the whole event was inadequate. Seating, toilets, space, signage, help, views, car park lighting and overall protection was something that needs to be looked at by an outside organisation. I almost have the feeling the bosses of Heritage live are laughing at me and these reviews, remember if anything happens they always have the get out clause of “we’ll learn from this” and move on and repeat it all over again.
So unless you all have a small mortgage to afford the tickets, car park, food, drinks and seats to sit on (if you’re lucky enough to get a seat) then crack on and spend your money but I for one will never ever go to Sandringham again and nor will I spend another penny with Heritage Live.

The CEO of this events Company, Giles Cooper, needs to take a long hard look at all of these reviews! It’s pretty much clear from this information that the event was poorly organised. From the moment of arrival I could see that the signage was poor. No clear signs of how to even enter the event from the car park let alone being able to find your car at the end of the show. After walking into the arena area, there was no visible signage of where the VIP area was across the field, we had to ask. When we eventually got to the VIP area, I pointed out to a “customer service” staff member that the signage was poor, and the response was pretty much “couldn’t care less”. When we got into the VIP area, as others have said, what a waste of £150. Small bar and inadequate seating. No food outlets, no merchandise stands, what did my £150 buy me? As other reviewers have said, the view of the stage was appalling from this “special” area. The food prices were eye watering - £34 for two duck wraps and about 20 chips! Absolute rip off! At least Dick Turpin wore a mask.
I asked about where the exits were going to be located at the end of the event, as usually additional routes out of the arena area are provided at such large gatherings to facilitate the mass dispersal of 20,000 people, only to be told it was the same way we came in. As a result, I could already see that there was going to be chaos at the end of the show. With that in mind, I decided it would be safer to leave before the encore, and I’m glad I did going by the shocking reviews posted on here. But even leaving before the end was difficult as no clear escape or access routes through the crowd had been maintained. Surely a basic health & safety review would suggest that keeping a clear area at the side of the crowd would aid access for emergency personnel and also allow people to leave easily. Instead, we had to navigate through the crowds and rubbish (and hay bales) How no one was seriously injured at the end of the show, I don’t know.
At the car park, there was no clear signage of the EXIT and very few personnel around to give directions, but fortunately I left before the masses.
In summary, the Health & Safety Executive need to take a close look at this organisation and its operating and planning methods. I certainly won’t be attending any other events organised by this shambles in the future.

We went to see Richard Ashcroft on Monday 28th August. He was absolutely brilliant, we enjoyed it. The Who were very self indulgent. On the other hand we had just negative experience. From start the marshalling was very poor, without a barrier or marshal the crowd was sent around and around a field to go to the entrance gate for bag search. One point someone broke this and the crowd ran to the gates. There were no hand sanitisers in the portable toilets, it was difficult to find the flush on the floor. The big screens weren't synchronised with the voice. I bought two chicken wraps, they went into the bin as immediately we smelled it's not right, the chicken had a very odd smell. On the way out of the car park again there were two marshalls, we left before the event has finished.

Shockingly bad , we where parked in disabled when leaving where told all lanes lead to all car parks they didn't, then was told the person with the disability didn't look disabled so they wouldn't let us go through to disabled parking where we where sent on entry , I have this all on video, even one saying what did you expect at a standing gig , your legs look OK to me , your staff need some serious training when it come to disability identification , not even to mention the rip off prices of everything ! £3.50 a can of coke £3 for water , £10 for 2 slices of cheese on toast , your company makes me sick !

Not Fit for Purpose!
Firstly, The Who, Richard Ashcroft and The Lightening Seeds were excellent but Sandringham is not suitable for large crowds.
Yes, once inside, the view of the stage, screens etc excellent, good choice of over priced food and drink but getting in and out is damn right dangerous.
Queued for one and a half hours to get in the car park, left the gig early to “Avoid” the traffic but sat in the car for over 2 hours without moving, surprised there wasn’t and fights between motorists!
After nearly 3 hours staff turned up to redirect us to another exit.
Very poor organisation, no traffic marshals, no traffic management, a total free for all.
Venue is a nice setting but not fit for purpose, go see the acts somewhere else.

This is 2023 and the appalling organisation of Robbie Williams at Sandringham was completely unacceptable. The choas of parking, toilets, price of food and drink terrible. Also in 2023 it is completely unacceptable for there to be absolutely no Internet or phone service. Why they were displaying social media links on the screens by the stage when nobody had any signal.... we were herded out very dangerously 1 by 1 like cattle. The so called VIP area was a long way from the stage, had 1 bar absolutely no food outlet and toilets that didn't flush and taps that barely had a trickle of water at the beginning of the night all at a bargain price of £150! NOT! a complete rip off. They shouldn't have a license to run events. Sandringham definitely should not have their name used for these events as it devalues the beautiful venue.

Robbie Williams and all support acts at Sandringham were amazing but the venue was not safe! Crowd control put lives at risk on exit. Why barrier the main entrance and force 20000 people though 2, 5metre walkways? Parking was horrendous and an Ambulance had awful trouble entering the venue during the car park chaos when everyone tried to leave with no event support. Please contact the health and safety executive to put Heritage Live to task!

VIP for The Who was absolutely waste of money and feel as though we were robbed. All seating was taken and the view was not great as people in the normal area blocked your view anyway. For what we paid £185 plus ticket price I would have thought there would have been free food or drink so would like to know how the Heritage Trust can justify charging so must.
This is no reflect on the bands.

Whilst Robbie Williams was amazing at Sandringham, the parking access was appalling! Over 3 hours to get in via 2 entrances channelling all traffic. If that wasn’t bad enough, upon leaving poor lighting very difficult to find cars, walkers and cars sharing same roads, pitch black accident waiting to happen and very few security personnel helping exit and internet so poor satnav wouldn’t load. Total fiasco!!

Firstly can I say that the Robbie Williams concert was excellent last night (as were his guests) and this review is in no way a reflection on him, his band or guests. We had friends who had been to the concert on the Saturday evening - we went last night on the Sunday - they did forewarn us. So, we were expecting some of the chaos we would be encountering. Nearly prepared us, but not quite. We arrived about 3.15 after a slow journey into the car park. My OH is still amazed at the lack of signage to guide attendees to the carparks. We were made aware that the parking zones were on the boards attached to poles at the end of the parking rows, so checked and found we were in Zone 3. OH had also worked out we were about 6 rows back from a lighting tower - thank goodness he did because on leaving the venue it was H&S's worst nightmare. The zone markers were hard to see in the dark but at least we had some idea - it seems a very large number of people at no idea those markers were there and in some cases were attached so high up the pole they were difficult to see. We sat and ate our picnic and just waited for some cars to clear around us. When we did get out it was a free for all across the field to the exit. We only live 40 mins away but from starting the car to getting home took us about 2 hours.
Let's go back to the concert. Seating was woefully limited. Nowhere to eat food (assuming you had taken out a mortgage to be able to afford it), Hay bales were advertised for seating, Yep they were there but in very small numbers, broken down, soggy, wet from all the rain and those who were lucky enough to have one, did not move!! You could of course hire a deck chair, £7.00 for the privilege but a lousy view of the stage - all sold out though! Let's revisit the food and drink, you couldn't take your own in, no wonder when you can be charged £17.50 for a basic chicken wrap and a Diet Coke. When we queried the prices we were told that the organisers had set the prices and some stall holders were embarrassed at the inflated prices but there was nothing they could do if they wanted to be there. Perhaps Heritage Live and Sandringham Events would like to address that. On leaving the venue it was one exit for all - what a s**t show - inadequate lighting, uneven ground, mobility aids, walking sticks, good walkers, bad walkers, fast walkers, slow walkers - pushing and shoving, all battling for position. Never again will we attend a Heritage Live event at Sandringham (or probably anywhere else for that matter if its run by this company). Venue is not fit for purpose and H&S is absolutely non existent.

We’ve been to many gigs and have never seen such poor and dangerous organisation.

Sandringham is just not fit-for-purpose - it’s a disaster waiting to happen.

Once you’re there it’s fine, the stage is on a hill so views are good and there are the usual rip-off food and crappy porta-loos you expect from any outdoor venue.

However, it’s getting there and back that ruins everything. Leaving the venue was frightening as everyone has to squeeze out of one gate - it could very quickly lead to a tragedy.

Traffic is always bad leaving events but this was next level, with thousands of cars still in the car park when we managed to get out at 12:45am. There were no traffic stewards so it was complete chaos.

Do yourself a favour and avoid Sandringham, it’s just not worth it. Such a shame as the artists are great, but we won’t be booking with HeritageLive again.