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Select seats to view real seat view photos from SeatPlan members, with ratings for comfort, legroom and view to help you book the best Harry Potter & the Cursed Child tickets.

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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

Harry Potter & the Cursed Child

Palace Theatre Capacity

The Palace Theatre London has a capacity of 1442 seats. Section capacities are 611 Stalls, 275 Dress Circle, 228 Grand Circle and 328 Balcony. Use our interactive seating plan to view 4048 seat reviews and 3110 photos of views from seat.

Views are extremely mixed throughout the Palace Theatre, which features one of the steepest balconies in the entire West End. A tall and narrow theatre, there are restricted views due to support pillars and safety rails.

Best Seats in the House

For an unforgettable theatre experience at the Palace Theatre, the best seats are undoubtedly found in the Stalls, particularly in Rows D to G. These seats offer the best views of the stage, allowing you to fully appreciate the intricate details of the performance. Audience members rave about their proximity to the action, ... with one reviewer stating, "This is a great seat. It is the perfect distance from the stage so you can’t tell how some of the tricks are done but still close enough to be fully immersed." Additionally, the atmosphere is enhanced by the excellent sound quality, making every note resonate beautifully. For those seeking the best seats, Stalls Row E and G are highly recommended, with comments like, "Incredible venue, incredible show!" and "Wonderful seat. Not that much on the side!"

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Best Legroom Seats

For taller theatre-goers seeking comfort, the Grand Circle and Stalls sections at the Palace Theatre offer some excellent legroom options. In the Grand Circle, Row D Seat 27 and Row F Seat 22 are highly recommended for their spaciousness and comfort, while Row F Seat 19 also provides a decent experience. However, Row A ... Seat 26 is noted for its poor legroom, making it less suitable for those over 6ft. In the Stalls, Row G Seat 23 and Row AA Seat 22 stand out for their generous legroom, ensuring a more enjoyable viewing experience.

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