Which section of Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre has wheelchair accessibility?

Seating arrangements vary by production but always include wheelchair and companion spaces, with trained access hosts available for assistance.

Which seats in Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre provide value for money?

They are mainly in the Locomotive section, offering great views of the performance without the higher price tag of the premium seats.

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3 Fulton Rd, Wembley Park, Wembley HA9 0SP, UK

Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre' incredible new theatre in Wembley Park is a hit. It has even been awarded for its excellence. This versatile space gives both renowned and budding production companies the opportunity to host unparalleled shows that showcase some of London's best entertainment. There are few other theatres across the city that can provide such an exceptional experience! With its complete flexibility, this theatre is perfect to accommodate any type of show; from the traditional proscenium, and arch-style theatrical presentations to innovative in-the-round experiences or immersive shows and has a seating capacity of 2000 people. Seating Capacity: 2000

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Which seats provide value for money?

Platform: Seats in the backside rows G and H.
Trackside: Seats in row GG, which are present on either side of the stage.
Locomotive: Seats in rows K-U in the left and right sections, and in rows S-U in the centre section.

Which seats provide the best views of the stage?

First-class carriages: Being the closest in proximity to the stage, all seats in the carriages provide premium views.
Platform: Seats in the first three rows A-C provide a great view of the stage.
Trackside: Seats in row FF offer really good views of the action.
Locomotive: Seats in the first row K are your best bet because this section is at a decent distance from the stage.

Sections available in Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre

First-class carriages

168 seats
Rows AA-EE

The First Class Carriages offer an immersive experience with seats closely surrounding the stage in a semi-circle.
Divided into four blocks (1-4), these sections provide the most intimate and engaging views of the performance, placing you right in the heart of the action.

Platform

248 seats
Rows A-J

The Platforms, consisting of Platform One and Platform Two, are located just in front of the Locomotive section.
These seats offer a balanced perspective of the stage, ensuring a dynamic view of the high-energy performance and the racing track.

Trackside

94 seats
Rows FF-GG

Trackside sections, Trackside 1 and Trackside 2, are positioned on either side of the stage.
With two rows each, these seats provide a close-up view of the performers as they skate past, making for a thrilling experience.

Locomotive

506 seats
Rows K-W

The Locomotive section is the largest, facing the stage head-on. These seats offer a comprehensive view of the entire performance, ensuring you don’t miss any of the action.
This section allows for easier access in and out during the show, unlike other sections.

Accessible seating in Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre

The foyer, bar, restaurant, toilets, and Box Office have step-free access, with drop-down counters at the bar and Box Office for accessibility.
Seating arrangements vary by production but always include wheelchair and companion spaces, with trained access hosts available for assistance.
Accessible toilets with baby changing facilities are at the rear left of the foyer, and two accessible car parks are available on-site free of charge with advance booking. Assistance dogs are allowed, and staff can care for them during the performance.

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Frequently asked questions about Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre seating plan

The best seats in Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre are in the First Class Carriages (Blocks 1-4), as they provide the most immersive experience with a close-up view of the stage.

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