ElvisevolutionReviews of elvisevolution.com

Totally disappointed and would rather have walked out . Wasted money and no facts on Elvis life, a treat luckily by a family member, but advise everyone don’t bother. Who is Sam Bell? Was told elvis personal friend completely untrue.

We booked tickets for our 40th wedding anniversary. What a let down. When first advertised it stated a hologram Elvis for his Comeback show. We were on the mailing list as the date was delayed. We were never told that this had changed. Even advertised on tv. All we can say it wasn't worth the ticket price we paid of £180 VIP each. Not even worth the £75 which some people paid. The staff on the check in desk didn't know what they were doing. The actors, if you call them that, were wooden and couldn't understand them. The show wasn't much about Elvis but his so called friend. As if we needed to know!! Quite boring and then the end of the show was really bad quality. In all such a waste of money and would not recommend this. We have emailed for some kind of refund but customer services have refused.

Considering many Elvis fans are like myself either in their sixties or older, seating for two of the three stages was very limited, the top ticket prices are £300, I believe you're entitled to a seat in all areas for that price, but in all honesty if I'd paid £600 for two tickets I'd be feeling ripped off..

We was one of the unfortunate people who booked this when they advertised it with elvis as a hollogram, despite pulling that idea we still went with an open mind. However this in no way was an immersive experience. It was more like a poor theatre production or school play. The actors did put there all into their performance but it just was not good, story very lacking in facts and all over the place. Uncomfortable, too crowded and really really boring! The finale (Elvis come back special) was awful, the screen showing it was such poor quality and the other screen was out of sync with the music. Seriously save yourself money and watch it at home! Such a shame as this could have been something so special but seems they are more interested in your money than the actual show itself.

I went with an open mind having read the reviews, but my god you have let Elvis down. It is terrible and not worth the money….. gutted. And they have turned comments of on the Facebook page…. why if it’s so wonderful. Sorry to you that have got tickets and have got to endure it.

I’ve been to a few different Elvis events and have been to Graceland. I wasn’t sure what to expect and not full of hope for the Elvis Evolution Immersive experience having read some of the review, but keen to go during Elvis Week. However, I went into it open minded and came out really impressed. The experience itself is a lovely story of Elvis as a child and how he evolved into this mega star from the point of view of a childhood friend, leading to the ‘68 comeback special. There isn’t a hologram, nor is one advertised and personally, I would rather see footage of Elvis than an impersonator plus the band were amazing, really enjoying themselves. The diner and gift shop are limited on what they offer but good quality stuff.

Went here this week with friends . I absolutely loved it all and can’t agree with the negative reviews on any level . It was a very well executed recreation of the 68 Comeback Special with you feeling part of the real audience of the time . We ate in the diner beforehand . The staff, service and food were all really good. We had the nachos , very tasty and served promptly by a very pleasant waitress. The story of Elvis ‘ rise to fame is told through the eyes of his friend , and is very well portrayed . We moved from the outer room which was a replica of the staff rest area of the time , through to a train mock-up with clever use of actors, digital footage and sound effects to tell the story of Elvis’ early life and rise to fame . The next room replicated a 20 minute break in filming with a bar and film on screens around the room. The next room was a replication of the Comeback itself , with a band on stage taking the part of the original band , and showed footage of Elvis. I really loved this part , singing and dancing along , as many others were. The whole experience was fabulous and very moving in parts. It gave a real sense of the man and just how special he was . You need to fully embrace the fact that’s it’s a recreation of the real thing . In my opinion a hologram would’ve spoiled it . I loved every minute , and wished we could’ve stayed in the afternoon party room, but had to leave for another event .

I'm putting a positive post on against all the negative ones. We have attended the 5.30pm showing today and had a fantastic time. The first part of the show where you look around a room of memorabilia and a bit of a theatrical show was a bit rubbish if I'm honest. The second part of the show was an immersive train journey and whilst I thought the concept was good, with a moving stage, there should have been more focus on elvis. The third part of the show, the comeback special was really good. Was it AI...no, was there hologram...ho, but the live band and footage of elvis did make it a good experience in my opinion. The last part of the show was the after party and this was really good. The live band were fantastic and the dj in-between acts was fabulous too. We've spent 3 hours at the after party and all in all I've felt as though I've spent a lovely evening with a great atmosphere and lots of very happy people just enjoying it for what it was. For those going dont be put off, go with an open mind and so long as you arent expecting an 'abba style' hologram event then you will still have a good time.