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Theatre Royal Drury Lane seating plan

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Theatre Royal Drury Lane, the oldest theatre site in continuous use in London, is famed for its opulent interiors and large-scale musicals. Explore it's seating plan which offers a mix of luxury seating and budget-friendly options.

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Theatre Royal Drury Lane Stalls

Stalls

  • 750 capacity
  • Rows A-YY

  • The largest section in the theatre with excellent proximity to the stage. Central seats from rows E–M give the most balanced views. Side and back rows may have slight restrictions due to the overhang from the royal circle.
Theatre Royal Drury Lane Royal Circle

Royal circle

  • 450 capacity
  • Rows A–N

  • A premium section with a clear, elevated view of the stage. Rows D–K are considered the best here, offering an excellent balance of detail and perspective. The front row can feel slightly too close to the balcony edge.
Theatre Royal Drury Lane Grand Circle

Grand circle

  • 450 capacity
  • Rows A–N

  • Higher up, giving a wider view of the stage at a more affordable price. Front rows (A–D) are the best value here. Seats towards the rear may feel distant, especially for detail-heavy productions.
Theatre Royal Drury Lane Balcony

Balcony

  • 550 capacity
  • Rows A-R

  • The highest and steepest section, often with the lowest prices. Best for budget-friendly seating, though the stage can feel far away. Rows at the back may have restricted views due to the rake and overhang.

Value for money seats

  • Stalls: Rows S–X at the back are cheaper but still offer good sightlines due to the rake.
  • Royal circle: Rows L–N are more affordable while still providing clear views.
  • Grand circle: Rows E–H strike a solid balance between price and view.
  • Balcony: Rows D–H are the most budget-friendly, with decent sightlines for the cost.

Best views of the stage

  • Stalls: Central seats in rows E–M offer the most immersive experience with clear views of the performers.
  • Royal circle: Rows D–K in the centre are considered some of the best seats in the theatre.
  • Grand circle: Front rows A–D provide excellent elevated views of the stage.
  • Balcony: Front rows A–C are the best option here, though the stage feels more distant.

Accessible seating in Theatre Royal Drury Lane

  • Theatre Royal Drury Lane has a separate access entrance on Russell Street for patrons who use wheelchairs.
  • Accessible toilets are present on 3 out of 4 levels at Theatre Royal Drury Lane, the Stalls Section, the Royal Circle and the Grand Circle.
  • Assistance dogs are welcomed and well taken care of by the assistants in the Theatre Royal Drury Lane.
  • First aid equipment is available, however you are free to bring your own medications as well.
  • An Infra-Red audio enhancement system is provided. Headsets and hearing aid loops can also be requested upon arrival.
  • Trained access hosts are available and prepared to aid customers with access requirements during emergencies.
  • A passenger lift provides step-free access to all 4 levels except the rear of the Balcony Section.
  • Wheelchair spaces available on all levels except the Balcony Section.

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Frequently asked questions about Theatre Royal Drury Lane seating plan

Where are the best seats in Theatre Royal Drury Lane?

The best seats are in the central stalls (rows E–M) and the front of the Royal Circle (rows D–K).

Which seats in the Theatre Royal Drury Lane provide value for money?

Seats at the back of the stalls, sides of the Royal Circle, and mid–Grand Circle offer good views at lower prices.

Which section has wheelchair accessibility in the Theatre Royal Drury Lane?

Accessible seating is available in the stalls with step-free access from Catherine Street.

Can I bring outside food and beverages into the venue?

No, outside food and drinks are not permitted inside the theatre.

Are booster cushions available for children?

Yes, booster cushions are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Can I bring assistance dogs to Theatre Royal Drury Lane?

Yes, assistance dogs are welcome, and staff can help with seating arrangements if needed.