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Navigating the Lyceum theatre seating plan
How to choose the best seats in the Lyceum theatre seating plan?
- Lyceum seats approximately 2,100–2,214 people across three levels: Stalls (≈945), Royal Circle (≈658), and Grand Circle (≈582).
- Rows E–Q in the center block of the Stalls (seats 9–37) deliver immersive, detailed views without needing to tilt your head.
- Front‑centre seats in the Royal Circle (rows A–K, seats 3–35) offer a panoramic overview of the stage—excellent for choreography and set appreciation.
- Grand Circle rows A–F, especially the front rows, are budget‑friendly and provide a full-stage perspective, though finer details may be distant.
- Beware of front Stalls rows A–D—they’re very close, requiring neck extension—mid-Stalls (E–Q) are more comfortable.
- Seats at the extreme sides of any section may have angled views or slight restrictions, but are usually offered at lower prices.
- Stalls yield immersive sound and proximity; Royal Circle balances elevation with intimacy; Grand Circle gives scenic panorama at a lower price.
- For musicals like The Lion King, front Royal Circle captures staging best; for dialogue-heavy plays, centre Stalls rows E–Q keep you close to expressions and vocal nuance
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Stalls
- 945 capacity
- Row A-Z
The Stalls section of the Lyceum Theatre seating plan is the largest and includes accessible seating. The best seats in the theatre are located in Rows E to Q at the centre of the Stalls. These seats offer perfect views at a suitable distance and are considered premium seats. Given that the show is set in the jungles of Savannah, the entire stage is made use of, and you'll find action taking place in each corner of the stage. So, if you're in the first three row,s you do get good views, but at the cost of being a bit too close to the stage to see the entire action.
For the best views of the stage towards the end of the Stalls, it's recommended to take seats in rows D to P. However, the seats located in the corners provide obstructed views of the musical and are not recommended. The seats at the ends of rows A to M are called "restricted seats" and are available at a lower cost.
Royal circle
- 658 capacity
- Row A-P
The Royal Circle is the second largest section in the Lyceum Theatre seating plan, located on an elevated level. The starting point is directly above Row R of the Stalls. The seating arrangement of this section is similar to that of the Stalls section.
The Royal Circle may not be situated directly in front of the stage, but it offers a comprehensive view of the entire stage, giving you a chance to see the full cast performing with their complete stage setup. For good views, the recommended seats are from 4 to 24 in Rows A to K. The views from the end seats of rows A to G and Row AA (a total of six seats) are also decent.
Grand circle
- 582 capacity
- Row A-M
The Grand Circle is the smallest section of the Lyceum theatre seating plan, with only thirteen rows. The views are mostly average from this section because the seats are located far from the stage. The Grand Circle section starts after Row C of the Royal Circle. The middle seats from Rows A to F provide the most decent views in this section.
Value for money seats
- Stalls: Side and Box seats (movable chairs) and row R center offer extra legroom and often come at a lower price due to slight side-angle views.
- Royal circle: Middle-back seats (Rows M–P, seats 4–24) remain comfortably raked and overhang-free, with reduced pricing under the Grand Circle.
- Grand circle: Rows A–F in the centre give full, scenic stage views at low cost—great bang for your buck
Best views of the stage
- Stalls: Centre block Rows E–Q (seats 9–37) hit the ideal sightline—close enough for detail without neck strain.
- Royal circle: Front-centre seats (Rows A–F, seats 3–35) deliver panoramic views and crisp visuals of large-scale musicals.
- Grand circle: Centre seats in Rows A–D offer the best elevated perspective from the highest tier—clear overall view with slight distance
Frequently asked questions about Lyceum theatre seating plan
Where are the best seats in the Lyceum Theatre?
Centre Stalls, particularly Rows E–Q (seats 9–37), offer the best balance of proximity, sightlines, and comfort without craning your neck
How do I get discount tickets to The Lion King?
You can get quick tips and tricks on how to bag The Lion King discount tickets.
Is the Lyceum Theatre air-conditioned?
The venue features an air‑cooling system—while not full AC, it helps keep the space comfortable during warmer months
Can I bring outside food and beverages into the venue?
You may bring drinks purchased at bar in plastic cups into the auditorium; outside food and drink are not permitted
Which seats in the Lyceum Theatre provide value for money?
Grand Circle Rows A–F centre deliver full-stage panoramic views at budget prices, while Stalls side Box seats and Row R offer extra legroom at a discount
Does the Lyceum Theatre have toilets?
Yes—male, female, and accessible toilets are available on each level, with additional accessible facilities in the Stalls foyer
Are babies allowed into the theatre?
Children under 3 years are not admitted; ages 3–16 must sit with an adult and have their own ticket
Is there a cloakroom or bag check?
Yes—bag checks are in place and a cloakroom (coats/umbrellas only) is available; lockers at Charing Cross nearby
Which section has wheelchair accessibility in the Lyceum Theatre?
Stalls has six wheelchair spaces in Row ZA (plus step-free Row R), with level access via Wellington Street and lifts to all levels