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The Book of Mormon
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Prince of Wales Theatre
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Prince of Wales Theatre Capacity
The Prince of Wales Theatre London has a capacity of 1135 seats. Section capacities are 666 Stalls and 453 Circle. Use our interactive seating plan to view 7108 seat reviews and 5096 view from seat photos.
A unique West End theatre, the auditorium has only two intimate levels. The expansive Stalls wrap around the stage, with a wide Circle overhang above. The theatre does feel particularly wide, and there is a varying degree of view quality from all seats.
Best Seats in the House
For an unforgettable theatre experience at the Prince of Wales Theatre, the best seats are undoubtedly found in the Circle, particularly in Rows A to C. These seats offer the best views of the stage, allowing you to fully appreciate the intricate details of the performance. Audience members rave about the proximity to ... the action, with one saying, "I was central front row of the circle and it felt like the best seat in the house. The view was perfect." Another noted, "This really is a fantastic seat. The view covers the entire stage and your legroom is unparalleled compared to the rows behind in the circle." The atmosphere is enhanced by the unobstructed views and excellent legroom, making these the best seats in the house.
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Circle A20
I was central front row of the circle and it felt like the best seat in the house. The view was perfect.
Circle A19
Perfect view, can't fault it
Circle A21
This is such a fabulous seat! Amazing leg room!
Circle A17
Great seats. My husband is tall and the leg room was great. No one in front of us and excellent view... More
Circle A25
Unobstructed view. We felt as though the actors were looking straight at us.
Best Legroom Seats
For taller theatre-goers seeking comfort, the Circle section at the Prince of Wales Theatre offers some fantastic options. Rows B and C are particularly noteworthy, with Seats 19 and 41 in Row B and Seat 30 in Row C receiving high praise for their generous legroom. These seats provide ample space to stretch out, ensuring ... a comfortable viewing experience. However, be cautious of Row K, where Seat 40 has been noted for its limited legroom, making it less suitable for those over 6ft. Enjoy the show without the worry of cramped legs!
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Circle B41
Great seat with loads of legroom. There's a stairwell in front, so you get tons of space to stretch... More
Stalls G33
Really good seat, you can easily see all of the stage and by that I mean the floor and left and right... More
Stalls E20
Great view, close to the stage yet nothing is missed. Priced well.
Stalls A15
An absolutely amazing seat with a great view and very comfortable with great leg room
Stalls D21
Great central view, good legroom.
Best Restricted View Seats
At the Prince of Wales Theatre, the best restricted view seats can be found in the Circle, particularly in Rows D to G. These seats offer a surprisingly good experience despite their designation, with minimal obstructions. For instance, Row D seats 5 and 6 provide a clear view of the stage, allowing you to appreciate the ... intricate details of the set and costumes. Audience members have praised the proximity to the action, stating, "Clear view, could see everything. Close enough to see expressions on actors' faces." Similarly, Row E seats 3 and 4 are noted for their comfort and legroom, making them excellent value for money.
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Circle D5
Great view, very comfortable and lots of leg room.
Circle B32
Good seat for the price. Sold as restricted but it’s more of a slight annoyance than a restriction.
Circle E3
Very comfy, great view
Circle A32
It was a good view
Circle K45
The view was great from this seat. The seat is beside a wall so you won't have to keep getting up to... More
