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Victoria Palace Theatre
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Victoria Palace Theatre Capacity
The Victoria Palace Theatre London has a capacity of 1557 seats. Section capacities are 719 Stalls, 422 Royal Circle and 364 Grand Circle. Use our interactive seating plan to view 6412 seat reviews and 5911 photos of views from seat.
Built in a traditional style across three levels, the auditorium can feel a little overwhelming due to the relatively small size of the stage. Each level is quite well-raked and curves around each balcony, giving different levels of visibility throughout. Prices vary accordingly and it is worth knowing how much you wish to spend against how close you wish to be.
Best Seats in the House
For the best views in the Victoria Palace Theatre, look no further than Stalls Row G and Row F, where seats like 23 and 24 offer an incredible central perspective of the stage. Audience members rave about the "fantastic view of the stage" and the ability to see every detail, from the intricate costumes to the emotional ... performances. The atmosphere is enhanced by the proximity to the action, making these seats the best seats at Hamilton. As one reviewer noted, "You can see everything and are not looking up constantly!"
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Stalls F20
Incredible view of the action, far enough from the front to see fancy footwork.
Royal Circle C24
Amazing seat with full view of stage. Couldn't fault view at all.
Stalls G23
The view is incredible. Close enough to see facial expressions.
Royal Circle C25
Perfect view of the stage, amazing legroom and comfort.
Royal Circle C29
I loved this seat! I had a great view of the entire stage.
Best Legroom Seats
For taller theatre-goers seeking comfort at the Victoria Palace Theatre, the Stalls Section offers some fantastic options. Rows E and F are particularly noteworthy, with Seats 34 and 30 in Row F receiving high praise for their generous legroom and overall comfort. Additionally, Row B in the Royal Circle provides a great ... experience with ample legroom, especially Seat 21. However, be cautious of Row N in the Stalls, where Seat 33 has been noted for its limited legroom, making it less suitable for those over 6ft.
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Stalls F30
Couldn’t get a better view for this fantastic show!
Stalls G8
An aisle seat, comfortable and enough legroom for me 6-2.
Stalls E34
Really great view of the stage and not too close to the stage.
Stalls D14
Seats were comfy and had plenty of legroom. Good view, not much rake but stalls so spent time looking... More
Stalls A34
Sitting in the front row has its pros and cons, you're so close to the action, but you lose the wider... More
Best Restricted View Seats
At the Victoria Palace Theatre, the best restricted view seats can be found in the Royal Circle, particularly in Rows G to H. These seats offer a unique vantage point where the overhang does not significantly obstruct the view of the stage. Audience reviews highlight that despite the restrictions, the experience is enhanced ... by the proximity to the action, allowing for a close-up view of the performers' expressions and intricate details of the set design. For instance, one user noted, "Great view of the whole stage from here and I could see facial expressions perfectly."
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Royal Circle G40
End of row seat with nothing in front of you so leg room unlimited and comfort is excellent.
Royal Circle L2
Good view from this end seat (L2) in back row. So much leg room that no need to get up to let others... More
Royal Circle H2
Good view of the stage. Would sit here again.
Stalls Box B1
Lots of space and butler service.
Stalls Box F2
Restricted view due to overhang but you don't miss too much.
