What’s On At The Apollo In November
What’s On At The Apollo In November
Did you know, our Hammersmith car park is conveniently located a 2-minute walk from the Eventim Apollo and offers 5-hour evening parking for only £15.00?
What Shows Can You Attend This November?
Read on to see a selection of the shows you could be attending this November.
Sugababes Plus Special Guest
November 2nd
The Sugababes are the most successful British female group of the 21st century! This is their first UK tour in over 2 decades and they will be performing on the 2nd of November at the Eventim Apollo.
Axel Blake – In Style Tour
November 10th
Britain’s Got Talent 2022 winner, comedian, Axel Blake, has a new show and will be performing at the Eventim Apollo on November 10th.
Adam Kay – This Is Going To Hurt More
November 14th
On November 14th, award-winning writer and comedian, adam Kay, brings his show to the Eventim Apollo. This is a live comedy show with brand new stories from his newest book, Undoctored.
Fontaines D.C.
24th, 25th and 26th November
The award-winning, Irish post-punk band, Fontaines D.C. will be taking over Eventim Apollo as part of their UK and Ireland tour from the 24th to 26th of November.
Beanie Man Live in Concert – Plus Special Guests
27th November
Initially, due to take place on the 22nd of September, this show has now been rescheduled to the 27th of November. The dancehall legend and well-loved “king of the dancehall”, Beenie Man brings his show to the Eventim Apollo this November.
Whether you’re heading to a show or just heading into Hammersmith, this part of London is a great location full of well-known restaurants and bars for you to explore!
Heading to The Commonwealth Games? Here is what You Need to Know…
Heading to The Commonwealth Games? Here is what You Need to Know…
With the games in full swing, it is a good idea to prepare yourself before you make the exciting journey to see who will be bringing home the gold medals this year!
Travelling
As you are probably aware, there are travel restrictions in place in and around the locations of any of the events taking place. There is no parking at or near venues other than the limited pre-bookable spaces for blue badge holders. Every ticket to the game, allows access to public transport around the area, making it the best way to travel to and from the games.
If you’re planning to drive to Birmingham, our Digbeth Car Park is available and is in a great location. There is a Park & Ride shuttle bus service which you should book beforehand!
All of the venues do offer secure cycle parking so if you’re cycling down, there is plenty of space for your bicycle.
Tickets
If you already have your tickets, ensure they are downloaded on your phone. Alternatively, you can print your copy and have it to hand when requested. Please note, that the lead booker must bring ID and the entire party must enter the venue together. It might be the last day, but there are still some tickets available! Find yours here.
Arrive Early
As you can imagine, with so many people excited to come and see the variety of different events taking place, it can get extremely busy and queues are very likely. Most venues open 90 mins before the start of an event, offering you the opportunity to take your time to appreciate the space, atmosphere and venue before settling into your seat.
Bag Limits & Restrictions
Did you know that there are specific things you can and can’t bring with you to any of the Commonwealth Games? There is also a limit on the size of the bags you can take with you, it should not exceed 25 litres or be bigger than 50Hx30Wx20D, you must also be able to open it at any point for inspection.
Please also note there is a very specific list of prohibited items you can’t bring in with you, including offensive weapons, fireworks, alcohol, laser pointers, drones and many more. The extensive list can be found on the website. Other items are restricted and have a limit on how much you can carry at any event.
Take the stress out of your day by parking at our Digbeth Car Park and enjoy the shuttles and public transport available for all ticket holders. To find out more, visit our website today.
The Queens Club: Cinch Championships 2022
The Queens Club: Cinch Championships 2022
This post has been updated.
This week, we saw the Cinch Tennis Championship, which is currently held at The Queens Tennis Club. Here is a quick round of the week!
The cinch championship consists of 5 drawers: men’s singles, men’s wheelchair singles, men’s doubles, men’s doubles qualifying and men’s qualifying.
Men’s Singles
Round 1
This consisted of 4 matches, with Caspar Ruud of Norway taking on Ryan Peniston of Great Britain. Peniston beat Ruud to move forward to the next round with 98 points won. The second round 1 match was Francisco Cerundolo versus Pedro Martinez and Cerundolo won to move into round 2 to play against Peniston. The 3rd round 1 match was Jenson Brooksby vs Flip Krajinovic, in which Krajinovic moved into the second round. Sam Querrey took on Diego Schwartzman and Querrey took on Kraijnovic.
Round 2
Ryan Peniston beat Francisco Cerundolo to proceed to the quarter-finals against Flip Krajinovic who beat Sam Querrey in round 2. Jack Draper played against Emil Ruusuvuori, where Ruusuvuori won and moved into the next round against Marin Cilic, who beat Alexander Bublik.
Quarter-Finals
The four matches in this round are:
- Ryan Peniston vs Filip Krajinovic
This match was won by Filip Krajinovic
- Emil Ruusuvuori vs Marin Cilic
Marin Cilic won this round
- Alejandro Davidovich Fokina vs Botic van de Zandschulp
Botic van de Zandschulp won in this match
- Tommy Paul vs Matteo Berrettini
Matteo Berrettini won this match
Semi-Finals
The semi final saw Botic van de Zandschulp take on Matteo Berrenttini and Filip Krajinovic vs Marin Cilic. The winners here were Matteo Berrettini and Filip Krajinovic taking them into the final.
The Final
This match was played on Saturday 18th of June and was Matteo Berrettini versus Filip Krajinovic. Ultimately, the winner was Matteo Berrettini.
Men’s Doubles
This tournament had round 1, round 2, quarter-finals, semi-finals and then the final.
Round 1- Qualifying
- Andre Goransson & Ben McLachlan took on Alastair Gray & Jay Clarke
Andre Goransson & Ben McLachlan won
- Emil Ruusuvuori & Alexander Bublik vs Aleksandr Nedovyesov & Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi
Aleksandr Nedovyesov & Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi won this round
Round 2: Qualifying
- Andre Goransson & Ben McLachlan vs Aleksandr Nedovyesov&Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi
This was won by Andre Goransson & Ben McLachlan
Quarter-Finals
- Rajeev Ram & Joe Salisbury vs Lloyd Glasspool & Harri Heliovaara
Lloyd Glasspool & Harri Heliovaara won this round
- Taylor Fritz & Tommy Paul vs Alex de Minaur & Cameron Norrie
Taylor Fritz & Tommy Paul won this match
- John Peers & Filip Polasek vs Nikola Mektic & Mate Pavic
Nikola Mektic & Mate Pavic won this match to move to the next round
Semi-Final
- Lloyd Glasspool & Harri Heliovaara vs Rohan Bopanna & Denis Shapovalov
Lloyd Glasspool & Harri Heliovaara won this match
Final
The final saw Lloyd Glasspool & Harri Heliovaara take on Nikola Mektic & Mate Pavic. The winner of the men’s doubles were Nikola Mektic & Mate Pavic.
Men’s Wheelchair Singles
The men’s wheelchair singles quarter-finals were played on Friday 17th June, with 6 contestants:
- Thomas Dodds
- Stephane Houdet
- Joachim Gerard
- Andrew Penney
- Ben Bartram
- Dahnon Ward
The matches were as follows:
- Thomas Dodds vs Stephane Houdet – Stephane Houdet won
- Joachim Gerard vs Andrew Penney – Joachim Gerard won
- Ben Bartram vs Dahnon Ward – Ben Bartram won
Semi-Finals
In this round, we saw Stephane Houdet beat Ben Bartram and Alfie Hewett was beaten by Joachim Gerard.
The Final
The final of the men’s wheelchair finals was Joachim Gerard versus Stephane Houdet. The winner was Joachim Gerard.
Men’s Wheelchair Doubles
Semi-Final
- Ben Bartram & Dahnon Ward vs Joachim Gerard & Andrew Penney
Joachim Gerard & Andrew Penney won to progress into the final
- Alfie Hewett & Stephane Houdet vs Joachim Gerard Andrew Penney
Alfie Hewett & Stephane Houdet won this to move into the final
Final
The final saw Alfie Hewett & Stephane Houdet vs Joachim Gerard & Andrew Penney with the winning team being Alfie Hewett & Stephane Houdet.
What’s On in Wembley in January
What’s On in Wembley in January
As Christmas draws close, you might be looking for things to entertain the family during that awkward time between Christmas and New Year and even well into 2022 too. So, here are a few key events you might be interested in attending.
Winterfest 2021
https://wembleypark.com/winterfest/
25 Nov 2021 – 04 Jan 2022
Starting in November, Winterfest is back to celebrate togetherness with a light festival themed around the idea of reuniting in light. Filled with old favourites and new commissions showcasing the complete range of art installations.
Live At Boxpark
https://wembleypark.com/whats-on/live-at-boxpark-8-jan-22/
8th January 2022
Although this might not be suited for younger audiences, this music event offers a great variety of genres and over 20 different food options throughout the day. The event begins at lunch and continues late into the evening. Entry is free but registration is required but doesn’t guarantee access.
Wembley Stadium Tour
https://bookings.wembleytours.com/stadiumtours/booking/default.htm
Wembley Stadium is nationally recognised as the home of England Football and the national stadium too. As the second-largest sports venue in the UK, it has hosted major tournaments over the years. A tour of this iconic building is a great day out to entertain the entire family. Tours are currently being booked until April 2022.
London Designer Outlet
If you’re looking for an outlet, near Wembley which offers a variety of stores and food options, London Designer Outlet is the perfect place. Not only does it offer well-known high street brands and luxury designers, but it also has a variety of restaurants to choose from.
Regardless of your plans are in Wembley, we offer convenient and affordable car parking, making it easy for you. Visit our website to find out more about parking charges, location or anything else.
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