NEC Birmingham Piazza 1 Entrance

Very well organised and although when we arrived it was busy, there was a smooth flow of people. There was lots to see, over 6 halls. There are plenty of cloakrooms to stash bags etc., and a good selection of places to eat and drink, both inside the halls and in the outer areas. The main halls are close to the railway station - just a short walk away. Great show!

My wife and I went to the NEC in Birmingham on Friday to see lots of brand new cars and vans and minibus's that were converted from a standed vehicle's to a mobility vehicle it was a great day out. And there were lots of people with a much greater disability problems there than I. I still had a scooter to get around the building as I couldn't walk far my self it was a fantastic day to see what the car company's are doing to help people with disabilities to get their own independence again after being chained to the house for years there was a lot's of options for people to try and also test drive the cars or vans if they wanted to. I think it was called the big Event there are more big events happening up and down the country so you would be mad if you didn't attend. It's well worth a look to see if you can change your old banger for an up to date brand new mobility vehicle. Well we have given them a 5 star rating.

I've never been before, I went with my pal to see all the fabulous motorhomes and campervans...great full day and well organised

Excellent corporate event spaces with plenty of flexibility from small to huge numbersReally impressed with the Bear Grylls activity centre as well

Great place nice and easy to get to parking a car was a little pricy on top of a show ticket price

Easy visit to the trade show in Birmingham by train with direct access. The train stop is Birmingham International and the covered tunnel takes you easily to the fair. Each hall has its own cloakroom with friendly people. Some halls have restaurants and at the entrance of the exposition center there are several great foods (pizza, burgers, panini...) and a small supermarket with drinks, snacks, sandwiches and suites.

The NEC itself is easy to navigate with plenty of helpful staff. Food places from starbucks to subway and its convenient placement next to Birmingham international, bus routes and the Airport.Shout out to #gravity and #slammeduk for the Gravity event best one yet.Overall a great place for events and convenient for anyone travelling via public transport or your own mode of transport.

What a fantastic day out wow brilliant staff definitely returning to winter Funland again

Smaller but still good exhibition centre. Quite a way away from Resorts World.Was there for a careers fest for my yr11 students. Need far more companies and universities there for next year please.Lots of places to sit and eat (prices expensive as expected) and decent toilets.Plenty of parking, book in advance.