This is quite a large theatre and has some reasonably good seats for under £20. I saw Cluedo in February and it was an entertaining show.

Very good theatre outside of London! Went to watch Carmen. Seats M5-8. Very good seats and view of stage. Could even see facial expressions. M8 is nearer the middle section. Great view! Fantastic performance last night. Parking is super easy. This theatre is within the Peacock Shopping centre. Park in the shopping centre level 1 or 2. It cost us £2.20 parking from 1900-2235. Of course the snacks and drinks are expensive but it’s all part of the ‘experience’. Standard small bottle of water is £3.00. 100ml of ice cream is £4.95. Chocolate chip cookie is £3.30. Tub of crisps under £5.

Fabulous, admittedly we didn't have to join the box office queue to collect tickets, or interval drinks, which were a little ridiculous. Especially the box office queue still lengthy 10 mins before 'curtains up'. Jack Dee was his irascible self: a spokesperson for all: sharing the frustrations, foolishness & never ending madness that we have all endured during the lost years of the Pandemic. A superb unexpected night out, thanks to the generosity of two dear friends, who endured a three hour delay returning from Tenerife. Thank you Kathy & Liam xx xx

We came for the Darren Brown show. I wasn't aware it was on the top floor of the shopping Centre so initially slightly confused as to where it was. Entry was fast in scanning tickets even though busy. Seating was generally comfortable, and the stalls had a nice incline between rows so even my short self could easily see (in row S) over/through the heads in front of me. The bar lines were excessively long so do recommend prebooking if a full show, though there was a smaller kiosk near the entrance that sold bottled soda, canned beer, and some snacks that had a much smaller queue. Toilets were dated but ok.

Staff are friendly and efficient, which is greatly appreciated when arriving within minutes of curtain-up. The layout inside is also friendly and efficient. With clear labelling and good lighting, us old ones can find our seats quickly. The seats are comfortable and the banking of seats is excellent - even sitting towards the rear of the Royal Circle we could see easily over those in front. The bars are well stocked and the service is crisp. A final note about parking: obviously use the Victoria car Park, Blue section. Not so obviously, park on level 2 or higher: due to the design of the internal one-way system, cars queuing from upper levels will get out before those on the lowest level, nearest the exits.

I’m a frequent visitor to this fantastic theatre and have always had a great experience. Last night I came to watch The Bodyguard which was outstanding. The show was amazing from start to finish. Highly recommend! The staff are welcoming and helpful. The theatre is walking distance from station and car parks. It’s often busy at the end of the show was filtering out of the venue so bare this in mind when thinking about getting home! Accessible for those with additional needs.

We went to the Rhoda McGaw theatre, within the NVT to see "Now that's what I call an 80's night" with Cinnamon Street. The band were fantastic & the songs they sang were all your favorites from the 80's. Great seats & great views from all the sets. A few bars on different levels with seating to enjoy your drinks before or during the interval. Car parking is easy. Access to shopping center also available.

A great west end theatre, out of the west end. Very good, comfortable seats. Very easy parking in the "blue" car park and walk straight across the top of the shopping centre. Saw the Peter Pan pantomime which was excellent and very funny. The only thing that is still in the west end is the drinks prices, but it's as expected these days.

5 star for the panto Was bit niggled at card only I know covid is around but other places still take cash but other than that fantastic

Went to see SIX here wasn't really my taste... However the theatre is excellent, fused with multistorey car park and a drop off pick up zone. This is massively helpful for disabled patrons. The acoustics, mixing and lighting were all excellent and seats comfortable. The theatre is modern and well laid out with good visibility from all seats. The lobby is big and there are lots of toilets.

Went to a sell out show last night and there was a 40 minute queue for the bar as only 2 people serving. I had a work with the manager who said she had sufficient staff working. It was so hot in the area but there was no/insufficient aircon even for a newish theatre.

We went to the New Victoria Theatre to see 2:22 a ghost story. Both theatre and play were excellent. The queue to get in was dealt with quickly and efficiently and we were soon in our seats. A lovely theatre and our seats at the front of the upper circle commanded an excellent view of the stage.

We watched 'Meet Anton Du Beke'. A pleasant experience, easy to park close by. Plenty of seating, drinks available but limited food options. Better off eating elsewhere before you arrive. We give this experience 4stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟

Way too hot in the theatre, not sure if it was done on purpose to buy drinks at the bar. Also, there are not enough female toilets, the performance was about to start and there was still a long queue, this has always been a problem before and at the interval. The show was fantastic.

Came here to see blood brothers and had never been to this theatre before. I'm a big theatre lover and this was up their for comfort and had plenty of leg room. Bit of a walk but worth it

What a fantastic theatre venue. Well maintained, and the facilities are great. Our views were from the Box E seating, which is slightly from the side. We watched the Life of Pi, which was slightly blocked, but for the most part, views were clear.

Nice size. good viewing from all seating. easy parking in multi storey next to theatre. variety of shows. overly expensive drinks only negative.

Nice cafe, lovely staff and the exhibitions punch above the museum's weight. They've k Lost some Woking Council funding, so join for only £50 for a annual family membership and keep this gem going👍

This is a great gallery to visit which has a small number of rooms to visit. The shows I have seen are well curated with informed volunteers to help with your visit. They also champion local artists. The cafe is well worth as visit with really good quality coffee on sale. There are also interesting craft items for sale. Well worth as visit

I enjoy the art work on display,currently there are some paintings of Basingstoke canal. Not so keen on the toilets,ladies or gents much preferred. Also difficult with a pushchair and several children in tow. Cafe is very nice.

A lovely modern building , and I can see and feel the feel many of the art exhibitions. Free of entry point with an extra payment for another exhibition. I have been a few times and feel that the free areas are slightly underutilised, giving the impression to those that enter "Oh is that it".

1st visit. Wonderful welcome at door and so decided to join. Food excellent. Scottish painters exhibition curated well with such interesting descriptions and background. Will return soon

My friends and I very much enjoyed the delicious 3-course Italian evening meal provided by cafe Stretched and Fired at the Lightbox as part of the Lightbox Late. The cafe staff were friendly and very obliging. I understand the monthly Dining Club is a new venture. It deserves to succeed.

Beautiful gallery space and brilliant central location. Feel far more could be done with the space/ empty rooms available e.g., double up learning spaces as gallery space, or rent as artist studio space too. Paid exhibitions are costly compared to other galleries in South and London and small, but needed if visiting to make visit worthwhile. Exhibitions hit and miss either incredible works of art, memorable and worth recommending to others or very amateur for those paying to exhibit in the space. Never had to wait for entry, venue clean and accessible for all. Avid art fan so do visit every few months, just wish this wonderful venue would maximise it's potential. Glad to have this gallery in Woking, it's worth a visit, should be far more popular!

The cafe was absolutely appalling. My croissant was burnt, my Dad's sandwich wasn't heated properly, but worst of all, my Mum only ordered an almond croissant which didn't need heating up, only needed plating up and she was the last to wait for hers. She reminded them and the server wasn't listening saying it needed to be heated up when it didn't need to be. We caught her again to complain but she was rude to us. She never apologised to my mum and it was Mother's Day so she should be ashamed of herself. The chef also didn't make her apologise. Just come to the gallery. The galleries were good. No wait to get into it. Just a long wait for food. Just don't eat there.

Good local art gallery that has a good program of exhibitions. It is a bit small but, It has a interesting display of the history of Woking going back to medieval times. Nice cafe on the ground floor. Service is friendly and fast. Food is tasty and we'll cooked.

Interesting place to visit. Some of the art on display was not to my taste. However, a nice place with friendly staff. We'll worth a visit

This is a nice local museum, which is free to enter but with charges for some exhibitions. It is on the end of Woking but is close to the theatre and river

Honestly had such a good time here! Loved dressing up in the Tudor clothes - wish I could keep them! The art work by the students from the college was very impressive! Definitely want to go again

Recently hosted an exhibition here, lovely staff location and really accommodating to everyone

If you ever wondered where all the graves went in those central London churchyards that were re-developed or turned into gardens they are most likely here in England's largest cemetery. There are impressive monuments testifying to their transportation and re-burial but no names or individual gravestones. They now only exist in records. This is the last resting place of many other Londoners who chose Brookwood's peaceful broad acres above the noise and impersonal surroundings of a local London burial. In the South Cemetery the original lowland heath habitat has been preserved. You will find no swathes of lawn here. Just expanses of heather and some of the tallest Wellingtonia trees to be found in the UK. Butterflies abound and deer are often seen. Impressive mausoleums of wealthier families are dotted around, some of them in poor condition but gradually being restored by the hard work of the friends and volunteers of the Cemetery who offer occasional guided tours describing its fascinating history and many famous occupants. This place is so vast it had its own railway station bringing the deceased direct from London Waterloo. All that is left today is a short section of preserved track. The North cemetery contains military burials that I have yet to explore. Set aside plenty of time to fully appreciate this place.

Atmospheric, peaceful and truly evocative Cemetery. The Military Cemetery is certainly an incredibly humbling experience.

Massive cemetry with beautiful cedsr trees , the last time I went, it was beautiful all of the flowers were out 2 years ago in spring, going again next week so I hope for the same !!

Peaceful place! Time to reflect what's it all about. Historic too! Saw notable graves - Abdullah Yusuf Ali and Marmaduke!

Historical cemetery under local municipal management catering to diverse religions, denominations and sects, World War memorials (I & II), American veterans and much more. Fell into neglect but now gaining attention of Woking Borough Councilors owing to constituency demands. This place has served well for nearly 150 years but needs a strategic plan for the next 150 years. Fascinating insight on how accommodating this cemetery has been to the religions of the world. It is a shame that a small number of locals walk their dogs inside the cemetery with wanton disregard of the posted signs.

Wheelchair friendly cemetery with lots of history and tradition. A place of interest is the military section which has various areas belonging to specific countries,America Poland Czech Republic etc.

Visit to Brookwood Military Cemetery to check out volunteering under the umbrella of the WGC very interesting & stimulating tour with one of the volunteer guides very moving .

Well maintained grounds. The sheer size and variety of the people and cultures in this place is fascinating, as is the history. Worth looking round if you live nearby.

Really enjoyed my visit. Bigger walking area than originally realised. Plenty of parking, cafe, small park, toilets very basic but do the job, woodlands were lovely

Wonderful place we come here all the time. There are 3 lakes, lots of geese and ducks which you can feed. There is also a lot of other wildlife you can spot. There are various trails you can walk and people come here to walk their dogs and go on runs. There is also a great playground with equipment for all ages. There is also a cafe and toilets near the playground for when you need a break.

Lovely place my daughter and my dog love it here . Great park and little cafe lots to see when walking around the woods & ponds .

Fantastic park for a dog walk.there are several wooded trails, several lakes and a lovely coffee. Suitable for children as the is a playground and public loos.

Lovely open area with woodland, ponds and football field and courts. Play area and crazy golf too. Cafe in the woodland by the playarea, toilets but often no loo roll so go prepared! There is also another cafe in the leisure centre which has very nice toilets, but only two outside picnic benches.

Nice place for an easy hike with family. Have plenty of parking space.

Beautiful open space, woodland, heathland and local cafes nearby

Was a perfect place to let the children enjoy mini golf, not really a big place but was entertaining and very reasonably priced. Has a nice outdoor play area for the children, a small cafe that serves its purpose. Then two nature trails with amazing scenery. Great place to have a little fun and enjoy the outdoors

Spent a really lovely afternoon here walking the trails and eating at the café. I had the smashed avo with red pesto (plus an egg) on sourdough and it was top notch (for a very reasonable price too). I think as the spring/summer goes on they could do with a few more picnic tables for the café. Would def recommend.

I just put a comment below about your cafe being shut before the advertise hours. And turned up at 2:30pm on 1/3/24 and I have had my point proved! Got here for a coffee and the place is shut before advertised hours AGAIN!! BE CAREFUL when you turn up. Otherwise the place is great. Good food and drinks along with good service (most of the time). Just dodgy opening times. I don't want to put bad reviews but kinda forcing me to.

Great place to walk your four legged friends. We had 40 out on Sunday. Was a bit muddy though.

Very pretty and a nice place to walk around with family along with fun activities like mini golf it is also dog friendly has a playground for the kids to play in and an open area with picnic benches for picnicing and there are easily accessible restrooms.

It's one of the best things about Woking imo. The location of the park and the different routes to it, are also what make it so special.. I used to like walking from the jack and Jill steps down to the park from my old place then up through the park to the leisure centre or Old Woking , or Woking town. It's a shame the coffee stand seems to rarely be open and even when it is, I'm sure they could offer more there. Nice staff though. The pool in the park is also great.

Amazing place. Huge space! Plenty to do! These pics are only of the very satisfying playground. Jungle themed with water features, soft sea sand, pirate ships, real bamboo. Beautifully designed throughout! And then all around the Park there are many other possibilities for sports; cricket field, tennis courts, indoor swimming. 3 hrs free parking - well done Woking!

Great place for the kids. Plenty to do and 2 hours free parking. Great day

Haven't been here for over 20 years and couldn't believe the transformation! Took my 2 yr old granddaughter and we both thoroughly enjoyed it. Best slide ever!Highly recommend a visit.

A beautifully kept park not far from the station with a sports centre, indoor swimming pool complex and skate park. There's also an outdoor jungle themed play area for kids and an outdoor gym. My daughter has been to many gyms and she highly rated the indoor gym in the sports centre.

This was our 1st visit to the Jungle. The most amazing place for little people. Sparked their imagination. We had hours of fun .We didn't want to leave.

Beautifully serene park with a big pond and lots of nature to be observed. Big trees to climb and an outside gym and climbing wall which my kids enjoyed.

Awesome place to try out your kayak / paddle board. Nice pub and very pleasant scenery

Beautiful walk along both the canal and river with a pleasantly wide towpath to stroll along. The Anchor pub is there which is a good place to eat and drink.

An amazing place to come for a walk run or a cycle. Nice pub to stop and get refreshments and great food as well.

Great place to visit for a day out. Pub with large car park next to the lock unfortunately the pub was closed today, Monday.

Lovely walk along the canal. We went from Wisley.

Great place to watch the boats and a brilliant pub.

Very scenic walk along the canal and a hidden bridge over the the public footpath through The Wisley golf course