The Lost & Found Leeds Club, Boardroom

Paradise Under the Stars – The Lost Estate I attended Paradise Under the Stars: Cabaret Classico Tropicana Especial on Thursday, 27th March at 7:00 PM. I was really looking forward to the experience, and while the entertainment itself was enjoyable, several aspects of the evening were disappointing—especially given the price point. I had chosen the family table option, but the seating layout was poorly thought out. Unless you arrive very early (which isn’t mentioned in the booking description), you’re left with a terrible view. For the price paid, I expected better. It would be helpful if the seating plan were available during booking so guests know what they’re getting. Honestly, you’re either better off splurging on the £299 floor seats by the stage or just going for the cheapest option, which doesn’t include food but offers a much better view from the upper floor, where you can see the whole show clearly. As for the food—it’s not worth it. You’re not missing much by skipping the dining option. Now, the table service was incredibly frustrating. I waited over an hour for a single drink. I asked three different staff members during that time, and each of them took note, yet nothing arrived. Eventually, I approached the manager, whose only response was, “Look around, we’re very busy.” Not exactly the service you’d expect from a premium experience. Even after speaking with the manager, it still took 30 minutes for the drinks to arrive—and when they did, it was the wrong order. Truly disappointing. My advice? Skip the dinner. Book the cheaper seats for a better view, and enjoy the entertainment without the unnecessary hassle.