Where is the best place to sit at the London Palladium?

The best seats are in the central section around rows M and P, which provide excellent views of the whole stage. The overhang from the level above slightly restricts the view from rows further back, but not significantly. The section is well raked, giving good views over the heads of the audience in front.

Is London Palladium all seated?

With a vast seating capacity of 2,286, the London Palladium is built across three levels; the Stalls, Royal Circle and Upper Circle. There are a mixture of views on offer throughout the theatre, with the best tending to be in the Royal Circle.

Is there a dress code for the London Palladium?

There is no specific dress code for the London Palladium. Patrons should wear attire that is comfortable and appropriate for the occasion.

How many does the London Palladium seating?

The London Palladium has a capacity of 2303 seats, including 1044 seats in the Stalls , 605 seats in the Royal Circle and 654 seats in the Grand Circle.

Are stall seats good?

Stalls seats are on the ground level of the theatre. Typically, stalls seats can be regarded as some of the best seats in the auditorium, due to their close proximity to the stage. Stalls seats toward the back can sometimes be some of the cheapest seats for a performance, so you can definitely bag a bargain.

Is Dress Circle same as royal circle?

– Dress Circle, aka Royal Circle or Circle, is the same as Mezzanine in the USA and is the next tier of seating above the Stalls. – Upper Circle or Grand Circle is the same as Balcony in the USA, and is normally the next tier of seating above the Dress Circle.

Are royal circle seats good?

The Royal Circle provides excellent views throughout the section, although legroom is quite limited. A good rake allows for clear views and enables front rows to see past the safety rail at the front of the balcony and for smaller audience members not to be restricted by heads in front.

Can you go to the toilet during the Theatre?

We know that queues for the toilet in a theatre can be as long as the Nile, but getting up during the performance to empty your bladder is not acceptable, it’s distracting to those around you and often to those on stage. So either join the queue or go before you get to the theatre, we hear McDonalds toilets are lovely.

Can I wear jeans to the Theatre in London?

What am I allowed to wear to the theatre? The simple answer here is anything. From a casual t-shirt, jeans and trainers to a tuxedo or formal dress, but there are no dress codes at any theatre or opera house in the West End, so you can turn up to the theatre in any clothes and you won’t be turned away.

Is it better to sit in circle or stalls?

Sitting in the dress circle can allow you to feel immersed in the action of what’s on stage, but you are able to sit from a height so you can appreciate what’s going on at all levels, something which you may miss if you are sitting in the stalls.

Which is better stalls or royal circle?

As a rule rows 6-8 in the stalls tend to offer the best views. The dress circle – Also sometimes called the Royal Circle, first balcony or mezzanine, the dress circle is the next tier of seating above the stalls. Upper circle seats are usually about the same price as the rear stalls.

Is it better to sit in the stalls or royal circle?

As a rule rows 6-8 in the stalls tend to offer the best views. The dress circle – Also sometimes called the Royal Circle, first balcony or mezzanine, the dress circle is the next tier of seating above the stalls. Balcony or gallery – Some theatres have a third tier balcony, others don’t.