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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 6571 seat reviews and 6095 view from seat photos.
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 an unforgettable theatre experience at the Victoria Palace Theatre, the best seats are undoubtedly found in the Stalls, particularly Rows D to G. These seats offer the best views of the stage, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the performance. Audience members rave about the comfort and sightlines, with one ... saying, "Amazing view and comfy seats." Another noted, "Great view of the whole stage from here and I could see facial expressions perfectly." The atmosphere is enhanced by the proximity to the action, making these the best seats in the house.
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Stalls G32
Amazing view. Seats comfortable and I had enough legroom.
Stalls G24
Fantastic view of the stage. I wish it could be slightly higher as I was looking up at the stage a bit... More
Best Legroom Seats
For taller theatre-goers seeking comfort, the Stalls at Victoria Palace Theatre offer some excellent options. Rows E and F are particularly recommended, with Seat 24 in Row E providing a fantastic view and great legroom, rated 4.8 for legroom. Row F, Seat 30, boasts a perfect legroom score of 5, ensuring a comfortable ... experience. However, be cautious of Row R, where Seat 24 has been noted for limited legroom, making it less ideal for those over 6ft. Enjoy the show without the discomfort of cramped seating!
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Stalls F30
Couldn’t get a better view for this fantastic show!
Stalls E24
Best seats! Can see all the stage and even the tears in the performers eyes, when sadness arises.
Stalls A14
Stage was very high so a lot of looking up and no view of the stage floor itself. What you lost there... More
Stalls A36
TodayTix Lottery seats and can clearly see the stage, great for the low price, so the seat is amazing.
Stalls A34
Amazing seats - won the Hamilton lottery. Only downside is the stage is higher than you so you can’t... More
Best Restricted View Seats
At the Victoria Palace Theatre, the best restricted view seats can be found in the Stalls Box and Rows D to F. These seats offer a unique experience with a slight overhang that may obscure the top of the stage, but audience reviews highlight that the majority of the action remains visible. For instance, one user noted, ... "The overhang does mean that you don't see the top third of the set but I didn't feel like I missed loads as most action was on the stage level." The comfort and spaciousness of these boxes, along with butler service, make them a fantastic value for money, especially for productions like Hamilton where the choreography and set design are spectacular.
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Stalls Box B1
Excellent. Bags of room. Sightline was above everyone’s heads. Butler service seamless.
Stalls Box A1
Wheelchair access good
Stalls Box C2
A box at the back of the stalls, slightly raised over the back row and with the added bonus of being... More
Stalls Box F2
Restricted view due to overhang but you don't miss too much. It's also a bit far from the stage but... More
Stalls Box B2
This box is at the back of the stalls. There is a shedloads of room. View is restricted but we don’t... More
