His Majesty’s Theatre

The auditorium has four levels: Stalls, Royal Circle, Grand Circle, and Balcony.

• Stalls: Views from the Stalls are very good. Other than the front row, the legroom is good throughout the Stalls.
• Royal Circle: Offers good views of the stage. The overhang of the Grand Circle could affect the view from seats in Row E onwards.
• Grand Circle: Offers elevated views but the overhang from the Balcony may obstruct views from the back rows.
• Balcony: The sharp rake of the seating ensures good views but may be less comfortable for those with height concerns.

• Train or Tube: The nearest underground stations are Piccadilly Circus (Piccadilly and Bakerloo lines) and Charing Cross (Northern and Bakerloo lines). The nearest station with step-free access is Green Park, approximately 1km away.
• Bus: London bus routes 6, 13, 15, 23, 139, 159, 453 serve the area.
• Car: The nearest car parks are in St Martin’s Street and Trafalgar Square. Customers with access requirements can be dropped directly in front of the theatre on Haymarket or on Charles II Street for level access. Blue Badge parking bays are available on Charles II Street.
• Rideshare: Rideshare services such as Uber, Bolt, and FreeNow are available in London for convenient drop-off and pick-up near the theatre.
• Cycle: Santander Cycle Hire, Lime, Human Forest, and Tier bikes are available 24/7, all year round. Simply pick up a bike, ride to your destination, and return it.

Wheelchair access

• The Stalls have level access via Charles II Street, with dedicated non-transferable wheelchair positions in rows E, J, and M. Transferable seats are also available on the aisles. Wheelchairs and scooters can be stored in the foyer.
• There is an accessible toilet at the rear of the Stalls, with level access via Charles II Street.
• Blue Badge parking bays are available on Charles II Street. Drop-off points are available directly in front of the theatre on Haymarket.

Vision and hearing enhancements

• An Infra-Red audio enhancement system is available. Headsets and hearing aid loops can be requested from Front of House staff. The theatre also hosts periodic accessible performances, including Audio-described, Captioned, BSL Interpreted, and Relaxed performances.

Assistance

• Assistance dogs are welcome in the theatre. Staff are happy to look after your assistance dog during the performance.
• Trained access hosts will assist you throughout your visit. Please make yourself known to a team member upon arrival.

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• Brasserie Zedel: A grand Parisian brasserie offering classic French cuisine at affordable prices.
• The Wolseley: An elegant café-restaurant serving European classics in a historic setting.
• Angus Steakhouse: A popular spot for hearty British steaks and traditional fare.
• Hard Rock Café: Famous for its American cuisine and rock 'n' roll memorabilia.
• Cafe Murano: Offers delicious Italian dishes with a contemporary twist.

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The Champagne Bar (foyer) and other bars across four floors open 45 minutes before the show and during intermission for beverages and snacks.

• Restrooms: Accessible toilet at the rear of the Stalls with level access via Charles II Street. Standard toilets are also available in the Stalls auditorium, with varying levels of accessibility.
• Concessions: The Champagne Bar and Merchandise Kiosk, both of which are in the foyer, have step-free access. There are five bars serving four floors, offering a variety of drinks and snacks.
• Merchandise: Theatre and show-related merchandise is available for purchase in the foyer.
• Air conditioning: The theatre is air-conditioned for year-round comfort.
• Coat check: A cloakroom is available. Items can be checked in for £3 for clothing items and £5 for bags and suitcases.

His Majesty's Theatre is located in the bustling neighbourhood of Haymarket, a vibrant area in London's West End known for its rich history, theatres, and cultural attractions.

Nearby:

• Piccadilly Circus: Just a short walk away, this iconic area is perfect for photos and people-watching.
• Trafalgar Square: A historic and cultural landmark featuring the National Gallery, statues, and fountains, perfect for a leisurely stroll.
• St James's Park: A beautiful and historic park offering a serene escape from the city's hustle and bustle, with views of the London Eye

• Arrive early: Plan to arrive about 30 minutes before the show starts to allow time for security checks, finding your seat, and exploring the theatre.
• Stage door: For a chance to get autographs and photos with the cast, head to the stage door after the performance. It's located on the side of the theatre. Please note that cast members are not required to appear at the stage door, and meeting them is not guaranteed.
• Merchandise: Visit the merchandise stands inside the theatre for exclusive show-related items like T-shirts, mugs, posters, and cast recordings. Consider purchasing items before the show or during intermission to avoid post-show crowds.
• Photography opportunities: While photography is not allowed during the performance, you can take photos in the lobby and other public areas before the show starts.