Day Fever Tickets

I've been to a few of this and had the best time, until Edinburgh, music was not the usual standard, not enough 90s music at all! I can say Newcastle ones I have been to are brilliant!

First time to a Day Fever - Southampton 05/04/2025. The start of the day was a little slow for my liking. I like 70's music but for me it needed a shorter shelf life. However the rest of the day was fabulous and we danced, laughed and drank until the end. The DJs were fab, music was from all different eras and the whole hall was filled with people dancing and just generally having a great time. The bars were easily accessible and although it was busy we had enough space around us to dance comfortably and have a fantastic day. Thank you for thinking of doing this!!!!

Having gone to the first Day Fever in Oxford in February which was amazing, great party atmosphere and DJs and stage dancers we were disappointed this time. The DJ lacked personality and didn't get the crowd going, same with the dancers with her. Last event was Vicky McClure's husband and another (Vicky filming elsewhere). We enjoyed ourselves but definitely lacking.

Sheffield threw the biggest, best party for my wife's 50th birthday on Saturday Thanks for a great day xxx

Had a great time fantastic music from all the decades. Guildhall was cool with doors open not too crowded. Great mix of folk. Security removed drunk irritants. People allowed on stage dancing all given a chance. Did feel let down Vicky McClure wasn't there as advertising seemed to say she was?? Might be my mistake. Recommend but not on a beautiful sunny day typical!

What a brilliant night , fantastic tunes all the way. Topped off with seeing vicky and having a photo, what a lovely lady and fantastic idea, cheers Vicky. Well defo be back! xx

Had a blast, really nice to go somewhere without 18 year olds hogging the dancefloor. The music was superb. Danced me socks off!!

A good Funtime. Wish there had been less rave music or more of a mix during event.

I was expecting more of a daytime rave with upbeat and new tunes. Instead I felt like I was at a wedding with the DJs and on stage Bez impersonators trying to rally the crowd into having 'fun'. Maybe I didn't do enough research. There were lots of people enjoying themselves but for me, even at the ripe old age of 46, I don't want to dance to 'Come on Eileen', 'YMCA', or ABBA songs.

Just a dj on the stage, screen behind flashing up various 80's, 90's videos ( no connection to the music playing) and the dj's mate dancing on stage. Not really sure of the point? Best bit was catching up with old friends.