Queens Hall, Bradford

*JUST TO UPDATE THIS...IVE DONE SOMETHING REALLY, REALLY STUPID. ME AND MY FRIENDS HAVE PAID £8.50 EACH FOR TICKETS IN ORDER TO GO HERE ON NEW YEARS EVE.WHY?!?!??!WHY?!!!!!!OH DEAR GOD.ANYWAY,I THOUGHT YOU SHOULD ALL KNOW.I AM DREADING IT, AND SUITABLY ASHAMED OF MYSELF BEFORE ITS EVEN HAPPENED.AAAAAAAAAAARGH.THERE, CONFESSION OVER WITH.* Oh the delights of Queens Hall. The sights!The sounds!The sick!The sexual perversion!The sixteen year olds!The sixty plus! You may have guessed, I am not a huge fan of Queens Hall (situated in Bradfords pumping "West End", city centre,easy to find,easy to get ... more

A usual Thursday night consists of me and my friens faithfull returning to our second home: Queens Hall in bradford city centre. As sticky as the carpets may be, and as cheesy as the light up floor downstairs is we still go every week without fail. And every week we manage to embarass ourselves even further! The reason we go on a thursday is because; "its ladies night, and the feelings right!" You pay your £3.50 to get in and this gives you access to the muchos tackhead upstairs floor; consisting of a miniscule dance floor, seats/tables and a bar(obviously), and also the muchos cheesy ... more

The Queens Hall is a sort of cross between a pub and a club. It is open nearly every day and night of the week and is a good place to go drinking. There are three floors here with different music on each. The top floor which is like a balcony is just for space really, and a place to look for your mates when you've got yourself lost. It has got two bars, one of them just has bottles but is a good place to stand when the footys on cos it has a decent view of the large screen. The middle floor is definately the busiest because people prefer it. There is an absolutely tiny dance floor against the ... more

Queens Hall is situated in the 'pumping' student area of Bradford and is haunted by young and old alike. The age range varies from about 14 to 50, and bypassing hennights, stagnights and work 'dos' on the way. There are two main floors, the upstairs has a mezzanine where people gather to hang over the balcony and watch the scroats go by. Entrance fee is £6 for access to all floors and £4 just for the upstairs. The music varies from floor to floor as downstairs is old, mainly cheesy 'classics' from Tiffany to the jackson 5. The dancefloor is lit from beneath and flashes in time to the music ... more