The London Palladium has a capacity of 2294 seats, including 1043 seats in the Stalls, 597 seats in the Royal Circle and 654 seats in the Grand Circle. Use our interactive seating plan to view 1645 seat reviews and 780 photos of views from seat.
The London Palladium first opened in 1910 and is one of London’s most famous performance venues. The theatre boasts beautiful period architecture and was refurbished to make it entirely accessible for all audience members.
Owned by Andrew Lloyd Webber's LW Theatres, the London Palladium sees a variety of musicals and one-off concerts performed on its vast stage, with Lloyd Webber's smash-hit musical Cats regularly returning. Notable productions have included Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Fiddler on the Roof, The Sound of Music and The Wizard of Oz.
Split across three large seating sections, the theatre offers excellent views due to the wide stage and steep rakes. There are no pillars or restrictive bars, and the overhang from upper tiers is limited.
Seating in the front rows of the Stalls is often reduced due to the height of the stage, which can be a great way to see a beloved production! Alternatively, sitting in the front row of the Upper Circle is great value for money if you don't mind a bit of leaning! Seats labelled restricted view in the London Palladium are usually good value for money, as there are limited restrictions!
The front of the Dress Circle is the best option for large-scale musicals, as the high, vast stage ensures that nothing will be missed. Premium seats are located in the front and centre, as there is no restrictive safety rail. Alternatively, sitting in the middle of the Stalls offers a great overall view, although some footwork may be missed!
A little far back but a perfectly clear view and could see all of the action. For the panto the overhang was a little distracting but I think this would depend completely on the show. Decent legroom for someone of my short height (five foot four) and... More
Saw Snow White Snow White on 16 December 2018
This is an aisle seat, located on the front row of the stalls. It is on the far left hand side of the central block of seats. It is directly next to the orchestra pit, slightly below the front edge of the stage. Whilst sitting this close to the sta... More
Saw The King and I The King and I on 13 September 2018
This seat is really close to the stage, meaning you are so close to the actors and feel really involved - something important when seeing a pantomime. However, the seat is on the side. For this pantomime, the set comes out into the auditorium meaning... More
Saw Snow White Snow White on 23 December 2018
