Seating Plan & Seat View Photos
Select seats to view real seat view photos from SeatPlan members, with ratings for comfort, legroom and view to help you book the best Wicked tickets.
Select seats to view real seat view photos from SeatPlan members, with ratings for comfort, legroom and view to help you book the best Wicked tickets.
The Apollo Victoria Theatre London has a capacity of 2328 seats. Section capacities are 1298 Stalls and 1030 Dress Circle. Use our interactive seating plan to view 11728 seat reviews and 9090 view from seat photos.
The Apollo Victoria is a former 1930s cinema, and as a theatre it’s one of the largest in the West End. Seats are spread across two very deep and wide sections - the Stalls and Dress Circle - with all rows facing head-on to the stage. Horizontal aisles split the Stalls in front of Row Q and the Circle in front of Rows P and G. Both levels have a slight curve, so seats at the far edges have a more side-on view than those in the middle. In general, sightlines are very good.
If you’re thinking of going to see Wicked here, the main feature to be aware of is the sheer size of the auditorium. With over 30 rows in the Stalls and 23 in the Circle, the back half of each section can feel quite far away from the stage, and sound right at the top of the Circle might be less clear; prices reflect this. There are some restricted view seats on both levels, most notably at the sides and in Circle Row J, where stair railings are in your eyeline. On the other hand, the Circle overhang doesn’t block much from the Rear Stalls, with just the set decoration above the stage cut off.
For more tips from theatregoers and fans of Wicked, read our guide to the Best Seats at Wicked in London.
Updated March 2026 by Alice (SeatPlan Content Team)
The front row of the Stalls is sold as Day Seats, meaning that they go on sale for a reduced price from 10am on the day of each performance. You must arrive in person to buy them. Bear in mind that sitting so close to the stage may cause a bit of neck-ache as you look up!
For a panoramic and clear view of the stage, the centre of the Stalls is highly recommended. Sitting in Row K-T allows you to absorb the wonderful set and special effects, yet still feel fully involved in the performance. Sit right up close for an incredibly immersive experience!