Cheapest tickets I've ever found for Lyceum Theatre The Lion King Musical. Normal price elsewhere is £40 and up. Choice of dates available.
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Bargain04
15 Sep 16#1
Hi op
Which site is this through the link does not work?
Thanks
snoopy18 to Bargain04
15 Sep 161#3
It works ok for me
snowflake75
15 Sep 16#2
i went too see it last year at the palace theatre in Manchester. i had front row seats and to this day i will never know how i got the tickets for 20 pounds each... directly from their ticket office!!!... great musical though :smile:
Cameron92 to snowflake75
15 Sep 16#5
Because Manchester.
London is a ripoff. I guess partly fuelled by higher demand.
kowalski to snowflake75
15 Sep 16#18
first few rows would be classed as 'restricted view' I think (hence cheaper price band) - even though sometimes you can get a great seat
El Siccse
15 Sep 16#4
All the tickets are for the back 2 rows as far as I can see. But for £25 what was I expecting.
J0n35y
15 Sep 161#6
Musicals aren't my thing but having caught the amazing Lion King show at Animal Kingdom during the Summer in Florida I have to say this is high on my list of things to do so cheers OP!
superspongebob to J0n35y
15 Sep 161#15
Our favourite thing in Animal Kingdom!
We even had the pleasure on our last visit of seeing a special version they put on called Harambe Nights - it was basically a live show with choir and orchestra and a narrator telling the story with video clips in the background. Once the show finished they had a street party at night with food, drink dancers etc.
All in all probably the single best night I've had in a Disney park :smile:
jessica5
15 Sep 16#7
Will it be a waste of money or I will able to see just fine ? I really want to take my daughter but tickets are so damn expensive I am always finding excuses not to go.
nathankw
15 Sep 16#8
If you go here you can see reviews of seats and some photos. The cheapest seats are at the back 2 rows of the top level. https://seatplan.com/london/lion-king/
The consensus seems to be you're a long way from the action and the music is a bit quieter - but you can see almost everything. So if you're on a budget it's a great way to see the show and you can always bring binoculars to see the details.
But see the photos and make up your own mind whether it's worth it.
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All comments (23)
Which site is this through the link does not work?
Thanks
London is a ripoff. I guess partly fuelled by higher demand.
We even had the pleasure on our last visit of seeing a special version they put on called Harambe Nights - it was basically a live show with choir and orchestra and a narrator telling the story with video clips in the background. Once the show finished they had a street party at night with food, drink dancers etc.
All in all probably the single best night I've had in a Disney park :smile:
https://seatplan.com/london/lion-king/
The consensus seems to be you're a long way from the action and the music is a bit quieter - but you can see almost everything. So if you're on a budget it's a great way to see the show and you can always bring binoculars to see the details.
But see the photos and make up your own mind whether it's worth it.
opera glasses darling