Lyceum Theatre
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Book Lyceum Theatre tickets for some of the best West End shows in London!
Originally built in 1974, the Lyceum Theatre has been entertaining audiences for years and providing them with many marvelous memories to treasure!
There's so many things to do and see at London's Lyceum Theatre
With a rich history behind it, this place once served as The English Opera House in the 1800s before opening as a concert venue in the 1960s and hosting big names such as Bob Marley, Queen and Iron Maiden. Since 1999, it's been the home of family favourite - Disney's The Lion King!
- Get cosy in the comfiest seats that London theatres have to offer
- Admire the elegant interior of this iconic London building
- Sit amongst fellow fans in the Lyceum's enthusiastic audience
- Watch as the West End comes alive with award-winning plays, musicals and shows
- Head to the bars and grab some quintessential refreshments
- Witness the birthplace of Broadway's most famous Disney-adaptation: The Lion King!
Whether you're dressing up to the nines or wearing your comfiest jeans, the spectacular Lyceum Theatre welcomes you to watch a wonderful West End performance.
Book tickets for The Lion King live in London
Home to the biggest production of the West End, visit the Lyceum Theatre in London and be astounded by the multi-award-winning musical rendition of The Lion King - the third longest-running musical ever to hit Broadway!
- Be transported to the past as the production opens with the famous Zulu Language, "Nants ingonyama bagithi baba"
- Sing along with fan-favourites and household hits such as Circle of Life, I Just Can't Wait To Be King, Hakuna Matata and so many more!
- Enjoy a live-action spin on the animated masterpiece from 1994
- Listen to the musicians recreate the sounds of the Serengeti with talking drums, djembe, timpani amongst others
- Learn about the behind-the-scenes of backstage and become mesmerised with over 200 masks used in the show!
- Witness familiar faces come to life on the West End stage as you experience The Lion King like never before
Book Lyceum Theatre tickets now for a magical West End show in London - you'll definitely be back to make more wonderful memories!
Disney's The Lion King
An inspiring tale of destiny and the courage to pursue it - get ready to experience Disney’s The Lion King in a totally unique way
London WC2E 7RQ
How to find us
Address: Lyceum Theatre, 21 Wellington Street, London, WC2E 7RQ
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By Car:
Parking:
- Q-Park, Chinatown: 20 Newport Place, W1D 2QL
- London Covent Garden Parking Garage: Parker Street, London, WC2B 5NT
- NCP Car Park: Shaftesbury Avenue, London, WC1A 1JP
By Tube:
- Covent Garden: Five minutes walk away
- Charing Cross: Seven minutes walk away
- Leicester Square: Nine minutes walk away
- Temple & Embankment: Ten minutes walk away
- Bars
- Parking nearby
- Public transport accessible
The Lyceum Theatre in London have gone through their utmost efforts to ensure the building is as accessible as possible. However, there are a few areas that may be inaccessible.
- There are three steps down to the lower foyer
- There are seven steps down to the stalls
- There are 12 steps up to the Royal Circle seating area
- There are lift facilities on available on all levels
- There are currently no low counters at the bars or confectionary kiosks - however, staff are available to deliver orders.
- There is disabled parking close to the theatre.
The Lyceum Theatre Box Office in London's opening hours are as follows:
- Tuesday - Saturday: 10am - 7:45pm
- Sunday: 11am - 2:45pm
- Please note: There are no shows on Mondays, so the Box Office remains closed that day.
Yes, the Lyceum Theatre in London provides an array of refreshments throughout your West End Show experience.
- Ballroom Bar: Opens 90 minutes prior to the show, serves a range of drinks
- Bars: There are bars located on each level for easy access to refreshments
- Ambassador Lounge: With a range of packages, there's something for every theatregoer!
All tickets purchased are non-refundable.
The latecomer policies for shows vary per show, but latecomers can usually be admitted at a suitable gap within the performance.