London Palladium, London
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London Palladium Seating Plan
The London Palladium has a capacity of 2295 seats, including
1028 seats in the Stalls, 613 seats in the Royal Circle and 654 seats in the Upper Circle. Use our interactive seating plan to view 1099 seat reviews and 380 photos of views from seat.
Good Value Seats
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!
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London Palladium Info
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 Really Useful Group, 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.
Owned by Andrew Lloyd Webber's Really Useful Group, 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.
Location and Map
Argyll Street, London, W1F 7TF
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The Wind in the Willows
After its hugely successful UK tour, Julian Fellowes’ exciting new musical version of the classic woodland tale The Wind in the Willows comes to the West End in summer 2017.
Booking from 24 Jul 2017 to 09 Sep 2017
Dick Whittington
Following the huge success of Cinderella in 2016, Qdos Entertainment will once again bring their larger than life festive panto back to the London Palladium, this time with the fabulous retelling of Dick Whittington.
Booking from 09 Dec 2017 to 14 Jan 2018
Past Shows
- Cinderella
- Closed 15/01/17
- Whose Line is it Anyway? Live
- Closed 19/06/16
- Cats
- Closed 02/01/16
- Sinatra
- Closed 10/10/15
- Beyond Bollywood
- Closed 27/06/15
- Cats
- Closed 25/04/15
- Christmas with the Rat Pack
- Closed 28/12/14
- Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games
- Closed 25/10/14
- I Can't Sing the X Factor Musical
- Closed 10/05/14
- Barry Humphries' Farewell Tour - Eat, Pray, Laugh!
- Closed 05/01/14
- A Chorus Line
- Closed 31/08/13
- Scrooge
- Closed 12/01/13
- The Wizard Of Oz
- Closed 02/09/12
Accessible Seats
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Single automatic doors are in place for patrons with limited mobility. A ramp can be used to access the main entrance and a customer lift can take wheelchair users to the Stalls level.
An alternative level access entrance is located on Ramillies Place, at the back of the London Palladium theatre. An intercom is in place to attract attention, and staff are on hand to assist with the entrance.
Transfers are available and staff are able to assist with these. Staff are able to store wheelchairs for the duration of the performance.
For further information and accessibility booking, please call: 0844 412 4648 (calls cost 7p/pm) or email: access@seetickets.com
Sections
- Stalls (step free)
- Royal Circle
- Upper Circle
Getting into the Venue
The London Palladium main entrance is situated on Argyll Street. There are 4 steps up to the main entrance and a further 8 into the foyer. The Box Office can be found through a separate entrance, 5 steps up from the street. Handrails are in place on most staircases and some steps are highlighted.Single automatic doors are in place for patrons with limited mobility. A ramp can be used to access the main entrance and a customer lift can take wheelchair users to the Stalls level.
An alternative level access entrance is located on Ramillies Place, at the back of the London Palladium theatre. An intercom is in place to attract attention, and staff are on hand to assist with the entrance.
Customer Assistance
Wheelchair users who need assistance should contact the Theatre Manager on arrival. Staff are on hand to assist with navigation and can help access the ramp and alternative entrance on Ramillies Place. It is recommended that patrons with limited mobility arrive 45 minutes before the performance is due to begin.Transfers are available and staff are able to assist with these. Staff are able to store wheelchairs for the duration of the performance.
How to Book
For those who require special assistance or wish to book wheelchair spaces, it is important to book in advance and notify the theatre of any special requirements. Wheelchair users and their companions should let the box office know details of their access requirements as they are eligible for significant discounts and special booking privileges.For further information and accessibility booking, please call: 0844 412 4648 (calls cost 7p/pm) or email: access@seetickets.com
