Royal Opera House Covent Garden London - tickets The Nutcracker and most shows most dates - £5 @ Royal Opera House

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Royal Opera House Covent Garden London - tickets £5.00 for The Nutcracker and most shows most dates

£5 Royal Opera House11 Oct 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Entertainment

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boyaloud

11 Oct 16

Hi there are some brilliant deals, permanently at the stunning RoH in London. Well worth the money to see the building alone and enjoy experience even if you hate opera. I went about 2 years ago and loved it. Book on official site as linked to for this, no booking or any other fees either. Try something new! Go on your own! Be brave! Some shows are £3 but may not be in main audotorium. Here is full seating plan and ticket prices for current shows: https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/static.roh.org.uk/seatmaps/2016-17/autumn/autumn-seat-price-plan-201617.pdf

All comments (18)

sowotsdis

11 Oct 16 #1

A great offer indeed considering the £60million we put into it to keep the ponces happy

aljack to sowotsdis

11 Oct 16 2 #14

It's culture, don't have to be a ponce to enjoy it or not. Just go for the spectacul add enjoy the Royal opera house!

schnide to sowotsdis

12 Oct 16 #16

Be grateful we live in a country that values and indulges culture. Imagine some of the countries that would scoff at this and you're probably not going to think of somewhere better than where you live now once you get past the first few.

Ralph888

11 Oct 16 2 #2

Wonderful

juggler1

11 Oct 16 1 #3

Oh Wow! This is fantastic!

archer1204

11 Oct 16 1 #4

If you go try and book a backstage tour just by chance as we were going around and happened to stop by whilst carlos accosta was practicing.You never know who you see there.

leewills8

11 Oct 16 #5

Would love to go and visit the royal opera house. It's a shame I can't get into London though due to the chaos southern rail and the striking workers are causing!

archer1204 to leewills8

11 Oct 16 #6

Why not national express cheap as chips

theblackbuck

11 Oct 16 1 #7

Thank you! Never realised you could get tickets as such decent prices. I don't think I'll be a huge fan of ballet but it's definitely worth a tenner to find out.

jasee

11 Oct 16 1 #8

Some seats have really restricted views, for instance in the slips (seats high up on either side of the stage). If you are watching the Nutcracker for instance, you really need a good view of the stage as (for instance) the tree is right at the back and you can't see it at all from the slips. This really is a case of you 'get what you pay for' They usually mention if the seat has a really restricted view. Also if you have children with you, you don't want too many seats in front of you.

boyaloud to jasee

11 Oct 16 #9

yes I was in the slips at Anna Nicole Smith the opera . it was an odd view but still really enjoyed it. its a very good booking engine as it shows you exactly what the views are like from each seat.

leewills8

11 Oct 16 #10

Classy! Oh and National Express doesn't stop within 30 miles of here!

archer1204

11 Oct 16 #11

This maybe another solution they showing cosi fan tutte at some cinemas on the 17th october
http://www.roh.org.uk/news/mozarts-cosi-fan-tutte-to-be-relayed-live-to-cinemas-on-17-october-2016

jasee

11 Oct 16 #12

Doesn't National Express stop at Victoria Coach Station?
PS I'm voting this cold as it's not a 'deal'. There are no special reduced prices. These are just the normal prices

boyaloud

11 Oct 16 #13

the poster will mean within 30 miles of where they live

boyaloud

11 Oct 16 1 #15

excellent response to the silly troll. some people are so dull.

keanoo

12 Oct 16 #17

I've been there a few times in the cheap £5-£10 seats, view is not great of course, but it's still well worth the money.

schnide

12 Oct 16 #18

Crazy good deal - heat added and thanks OP!