Which seats in the Eventim Apollo provide value for money?

Rows A to F in the circle offer the best value for money; they offer better views as compared to the back of the stalls section, for the same price.

Which section has wheelchair accessibility in Eventim Apollo?

The stalls section offers wheelchair accessibility. The stalls area is located on the ground floor, providing a flat surface that is easily accessible for wheelchair users.

Is Eventim Apollo air-conditioned?

Yes, the theatre is fully air-conditioned.

Can I bring outside food and beverages into the venue?

Outside food and drink are not permitted inside the venue, so please finish them before entering.

Does the Eventim Apollo have toilets?

Yes, there are two accessible toilets located at the rear of the stalls section. Both are near the accessible viewing platform—one directly behind it and one to the left.

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45 Queen Caroline St, London W6 9QH, UK

The London Palladium is a Grade II\ West End theatre on Argyll Street, Soho, designed by Frank Matcham and opened in December 1910. With seating across Stalls, Royal Circle and Upper Circle levels, it strikes a balance between intimacy and theatrical grandeur. Over the years, it’s hosted legendary musicals (like The Sound of Music, Cats*), Royal Variety Performances, variety shows, big-name concerts, and hosted stars such as Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra and The Beatles. The London Palladium seating plan will help you find the best seats in the theater.

Eventim Apollo is a premier live entertainment venue with a rich decades-long history. This seating plan is designed to help you make the most of your experience and find the best seats.

Navigating the Eventim Apollo seating plan

How to choose the best seats in the Eventim Apollo seating plan?

Eventim Apollo can accommodate anywhere between 3341 to 3655 people.
The seating is divided into 2 sections - stalls and circle.
Rows B to F in the circle section provide fantastic views.
The best seats are in the middle of the stalls section in rows E to M.
Rows A to F of the circle section offer great views for a lower cost.
The seats towards the far sides of the circle or stalls may have limited views of the stage.
Stalls typically offer immersive sound due to proximity. Circle’s elevation gives clear acoustics
For a musical sitting away from the stage is not much of a concern given there's a lot of singing and dancing with performers utilizing the entire stage. For a play or any show which relies heavily on dialogue and the actors' expressions, consider sitting closer to the stage.

Sections available in Eventim Apollo

Stalls

1417 capacity
Rows A-FF

Divided into nine blocks, the stalls form the main seating area of the Eventim Apollo.
Multiple vertical and horizontal aisles ensure easy access and smooth movement throughout the section.
The layout offers ample legroom, enhancing comfort and overall audience experience.

Circle

1924 capacity
Rows A-X

The circle is divided into eleven blocks and features wide rows, with some accommodating up to 84 seats.
Rows A to F offer the best views of the stage, making them the most desirable options in this section.
Seats at the far ends may have restricted views, and the rear rows are better suited for large-scale concerts due to their distance from the stage.

Value for money seats

Stalls (Rows E–M): Centrally located with direct, uninterrupted views—ideal for a fully immersive experience, often at a more affordable price than front rows.
Circle (Rows B–F): Elevated position offers clear views and better sight-lines for effects, making them a great choice for those wanting a premium experience on a budget.

Best views of the stage

Circle (Rows A–F): Offers better views than the rear Stalls, thanks to its elevated position.
These seats deliver a premium experience—often at the same price as less optimal Stalls seats.
This section is ideal for visitors who want panoramic views and an overview of the stage setup.

Accessible seating in Eventim Apollo

Stalls: Step-free access is available from the entrance foyer to the bar in the stalls. Two accessible viewing platforms are located at the rear corners, accommodating 8 wheelchair users and 8 personal assistants. Two accessible toilets are also situated in the rear corners of the stalls.
Circle: The circle section is not recommended for customers with limited mobility, as it lacks step-free access and accessible seating options.
Two accessible toilets are located at the rear of the stalls.
Assistance or guide dogs are welcome at the venue but may not always be allowed inside the auditorium.
The venue provides amplification headphones and neck loops for a refundable deposit of £10.

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Frequently asked questions about Eventim Apollo seating plan

The best seats in the Eventim Apollo seating plan are located in the stalls section, in Rows E to M.

Eventim Apollo theatre

Navigating the Eventim Apollo seating plan

How to choose the best seats in the Eventim Apollo seating plan?

Sections available in Eventim Apollo

Stalls

Circle

Value for money seats

Best views of the stage

Accessible seating in Eventim Apollo

Frequently asked questions about Eventim Apollo seating plan

Where are the best seats in Eventim Apollo?

Which seats in the Eventim Apollo provide value for money?

Which section has wheelchair accessibility in Eventim Apollo?

Is Eventim Apollo air-conditioned?

Can I bring outside food and beverages into the venue?

Does the Eventim Apollo have toilets?

Stalls

Circle

Value for money seats

Best views of the stage

How to choose the best seats in the Eventim Apollo seating plan?

Eventim Apollo theatre