It is a great place for varied types of entertainment. Great crowd control for such a busy venue. Definitely need MORE toilets. Some venues a little overpriced. Food is very expensive. e.g. 1 piece of fish & chips and 1 burger = $50. Can't pay cash but some vendors charge a card fee. Not shy on the drink prices either.

We love the Adelaide Fringe and this was our sixth year in a row travelling from the Blue Mountains and staying for 24 nights. The only disappointing thing was the non-existence of the Rundle Mall ticket office. When trying to book online on the phone we had to scroll through 80 pages of shows to try and book something when in the past we have gone to the ticket office in the Mall and asked for different shows to add to our retinue. Consequently, we didn't see as many shows as would have like to have seen as we could not be bothered walking all the way to Rymill Park to book tickets. We are both in our 70's and walking that far every second day was too time consuming as we had lots of other things to do and see. I hope this ticket office will return next year as we have already booked our accommodation and will keep supporting the Fringe.

The buzz of the nightlife was fantastic. In saying that it’s disgusting that they charge a ticket to enter, especially when you’re paying the prices for the food and drink. Also, some one should be looking at the quality of the food as some vendors should not be there makes experience Not pleasant however, events like the piano bar and some of the three events were excellent. Not all of us want to go and see the shows we go for the atmosphere and expect quality food and drink at reasonable prices. If not, we’ll just spend our money in the city down Rundle Street, so please look at this Another thing I would look at would to have some more free events like fire flyers dances ect just to improve the excitement when you walk in