Adelphi Theatre, London

The front row of the Upper Circle is often discounted. If you can put up with limited leg room and want a clear view of the stage it is certainly worth a look. Make sure you go for the middle of the row first!

The Dress Circle provides some spectacular views, especially if you can sit close to the middle. Try the second or third row back and you will be able to see all of the action perfectly. If you are seeing a play you will be better off in the Stalls, as it is easier to catch the detail in the actors' expressions.

For detailed accessibility information, click a section

Getting into the Venue

The Adelphi Theatre main entrance leads to the foyer and is one 15cm step up from street level, but can also be accessed by a ramp if requested.

Access from the foyer to the Stalls is step-free. There are no customer lifts to the Dress Circle and Upper Circle, which must both be accessed by stairs. Staircases have handrails on both sides.

Customer Assistance

Customers who require assistance must contact the Theatre Manager on arrival, or otherwise notify a member of the Front of House staff. Up to 4 wheelchair/scooter users can transfer into aisle seats in the Stalls. Those who wish to transfer must bring a companion to assist them.

A maximum of 4 wheelchairs can be stored in the cloakroom. An at-seat service is available for access patrons.

How to Book

Access patrons must contact the Adelphi Theatre via the customer services line to book wheelchair spaces. If you are a wheelchair user and would prefer to transfer into an aisle seat, it is important to contact the Adelphi prior to your visit in order to notify staff and check availability. An access discount is available for the patron and their companion, who are able to buy any tickets at £35 each.

For further information and accessibility booking, please call: 020 3725 7066 or email: customerservices@adelphitheatre.co.uk