ElvisevolutionReviews of elvisevolution.com

As a dedicated Elvis Fan of over 50 years i was so so disappointed . I had been looking forward to this immensely but I had been totally misled by the early marketing of this ‘experience’ . It had been sold to us as a fully immersive experience , it is not . and originally a hologram of Elvis which there isn’t just a 2D screen from the 68 special for 5 songs with 3 musicians on the stage . This company also staged war of the worlds & Titanic so my expectations were high even without the holographic events that was originally promised We left after one drink at the after party as the singer and group were not just playing Elvis songs . There could at least been an impersonator . I did not come to an Elvis experience to hear other people’s songs I rate this as a £50 a ticket stage show . We paid £180 each at no time did I feel like a VIP

Myself and my mate travelled 3 hours paying £70 each you go into what's supposed to be the 68 comeback special dressing room just a load of rubbish on the walls then actor's running around like bloody idiots then on what's supposed to be a train ride again with idiots so called actor's running around at this point it's like a bad dream then into the Blue Hawaii room for overpriced drinks at this point I found out no hologram this is what I paid for we decided to call it a day and walk out ive asked Layered reality for my money back they have refused say they delivered an experience this needs closing down immediately ripping Elvis fans off

Was not what was advertised when we bought tickets waste of money. Elvis nowhere to be seen. Don't spend your hard earned cash on this.

SCAM, DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY. ABSOLUTE DISGRACE, NO PHOTO WITH ELVIS AND TEN MINUTE SHOWING OF ELVIS ON A SCREEN. NO HOLOGRAM. BIG CON LAYERED REALITY ARE LIARS

The experience was poor from start to finish. Tickets were vastly overpriced and the show was not containing a hologram or AI as promised by the CEO from Layered Reality. The story had no flow and related more to Elvis' childhood friend than the man himself. Presented more like a school play than a London based production. Cannot recommend to anyone especially fans.

Elvis Evolution was marketted as an Immersive trip with a concert of Elvis as a hologram. I now understand that there is no hologram. Unfortunately for me, I am quite short so had restricted view for the duration. The event is split in two halves. The first half is a church / train view but I was unable to see the stage or accompanying movie back drop owing to the people sat in front of me simply being taller and blocking my view. The second half is the concert... Again I had restricted view owing to people stood in front of me. There is no Elvis. No Hologrram and no actor. Just a video screen of Elvis in the background and some musicians who accompanied Elvis. The show itself is well put together and delivered but it is definitely not what is marketed so attending audience is left disappointed and deflated. The show in terms of value for money does not meet expectations. I think I would have ben happier if I could see the show with a clear view but did not expect a restricted view throughout. The actors are great and did their parts well, it was just the delivery of the show v what was marketed.

'I wanted to shoot myself' - these were the words of a lady who had just come out of Elvis Evolution and I can't disagree. The storyline is so weak, it's not really about Elvis but more about a random childhood friend Sam Bell who turns up at the Burbank studios for the 68 special. Does he coax Elvis out of his dressing room...mm what do you think? The deception of this show is that everyone expected, because of the hype, a more Abba-esque hologram experience, and what you get is a cardboard cut of Elvis, a lot of hanging around hoping that the feeling of wanting to poke your eyes out goes away and four very good actors making the best of an appallingly weak script and storyline. I feel sorry for them because they were very good considering the material they have to deal with. The look on the audience's face throughout the whole experience says it all. That feeling when you know you're being ripped off and mis-sold. Hopefully a petition will be formed to get people their money back because this is daylight robbery....

This production is awful from start to finish but with a better 20 minute window towards the end. We begin in a waiting area with an overenthusiastic cast who failed to generate any decent response. We are led on to a train to go back in time where we sat pretty bored for around 20 minutes or so. The storyline is dire which seems to be more about Sam Bell and revels nothing new that we already knew about EP. From there we are ushered for a break into Blue Hawaii Bar where you can have your photo taken with an Elvis cardboard cutout, obviously designed to maximise you buying expensive cocktails, there was absolutely no need for this break and looking around most people were bored and very irate at the way the show was progressing. After this we entered the Studio where we were crammed around the stage, the songs are the best bit where 6 or 7 Elvis songs are played. We came out of here flat and felt as if we had been totally ripped off but there was worst to come, the After-party where a bored drummer and guitarist accompanied by a very unprepared and quite honestly really bad singer played Elvis songs. Perhaps it got better, I don't see how, but at this point we left early. We paid a lot of money for basic tickets and I feel really sorry for anyone who buys the VIP package. If you can avoid this completely, just buy or stream the Elvis Biopic, it is much more informative and entertaining. I've also just found out tickets are unrefundable which is unsurprising.