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- Spectacle & scale: The Art Deco auditorium of Apollo Victoria Theatre frames epic emerald lighting, dragon proscenium, and large-scale illusions, built for impact. Expect crisp sightlines and a huge sound in a venue designed for big musicals.
- World-class score: Stephen Schwartz’s anthems like “The Wizard and I,” “Popular,” and “Defying Gravity” deliver goosebump moments and emotional lift, with music tailored for both stage and upcoming screen adaptations.
- Beloved story: Holzman’s book reframes Oz through Elphaba and Glinda’s friendship, rivalry, politics, and identity, making it resonate with teens and adults alike.
- Awards & longevity: West End nominations plus the Olivier Audience Award underscore sustained public love; the run is among the 10 longest in West End history.
- Spectacle & scale: The Art Deco auditorium of Apollo Victoria Theatre frames epic emerald lighting, dragon proscenium, and large-scale illusions, built for impact. Expect crisp sightlines and a huge sound in a venue designed for big musicals.
- World-class score: Stephen Schwartz’s anthems like “The Wizard and I,” “Popular,” and “Defying Gravity” deliver goosebump moments and emotional lift, with music tailored for both stage and upcoming screen adaptations.
- Beloved story: Holzman’s book reframes Oz through Elphaba and Glinda’s friendship, rivalry, politics, and identity, making it resonate with teens and adults alike.
- Awards & longevity: West End nominations plus the Olivier Audience Award underscore sustained public love; the run is among the 10 longest in West End history.
Tickets cannot be refunded, amended, or rescheduled.
Your seat view & price options
Seat section
Typical price
Views
Verdict
Rear Stalls (Rows X–ZC)
£35–£55
Clear but distant; slight overhang
Best value if you don’t mind distance
Circle Sides (mid–rear)
£45–£70
Slight angle; full stage picture
Solid balance of price and scope
Front–Mid Stalls (F–S, centre)
£85–£130+
Excellent immersion
Best quality-to-price for superfans
Premium Stalls Front (A–E)
£130–£170+
Exceptional, closest detail
Top-tier, most expensive
Front Circle (B–F, centre)
£85–£120
Panoramic, crisp detail
Superb overview without neck-crane
How to get Wicked discount tickets
Book tickets in advance
Booking tickets at least a few weeks in advance gives you access to a wider selection of seats in the lower pricing tiers. The same sections are nearly sold out for later weeks, forcing last-minute bookers to pay upwards of £93.75 for similar views. Advance booking not only helps secure the best prices but also allows you to pick central seats in your preferred section rather than settling for what's left.
Wicked now booking to May 2026Explore restricted-view seats
For those looking to watch Wicked on a budget, restricted-view seats in the Circle and side sections of the Stalls offer considerable savings. Seats along the outer edges of the Circle (rows M–P, columns A–F and J–O) are priced from £31.25 to £46.25. These may have slightly obstructed or distant views, but still allow you to enjoy the full performance at nearly £70–£80 less than premium stalls seats. Even on weekends, you’ll find select zones at the back or corners of the Circle for under £40, offering a solid value-for-money experience.
Book restricted-view seatsAttend midweek performances
Weekday performances, especially on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, are noticeably more affordable than weekend shows. For example, on Tuesday, prices start at £36.88, with ample availability across the lower tiers. Compared to a Friday show, where seats of the same category and section remain at £36.88 but are much scarcer, weekdays give you more low-cost seat options and better visibility across the Circle and mid-Stalls. Booking for a Tuesday or Wednesday not only helps avoid weekend crowds but also ensures you access the widest range of affordable seats.
Browse midweek tickets for WickedCheapest days to see Wicked
The most cost-effective days to watch Wicked are generally early-week evenings: Monday through Wednesday. On these days, Circle seats start at £31.25–£36.88, and more seats in the £46.25–£70 range remain available in both Circle and Stalls. On Fridays and Saturdays, while base prices may technically stay the same in some zones, limited inventory in those sections often forces you to purchase higher-priced seats. So, although the starting price is unchanged on paper, availability and selection are significantly better earlier in the week, translating into real savings.
See Wicked Monday through Thursday for lessCheapest times of year to see Wicked
In general, off-peak months like October, early November, mid-January, and February tend to have higher seat availability. During holiday periods or school breaks, these seats fill up faster, and you're likely to be left with only premium seating. So if you’re looking to save, visiting outside peak travel seasons ensures you won’t have to compromise on price or seat quality.
Book off-peak tickets for Wicked nowAffordable seating options with good views
Finding the sweet spot between view and price is key for Wicked. Use the theatre’s capacity and tiering to your advantage and aim for sections that trade a touch of proximity for major savings.
Section 1: Stalls
£31.25–£165
- Rear rows (X–ZC): The most affordable stall seats; views are clear but distant, with a light circle overhang.
- Mid rows (F–S): Excellent immersion without paying top prices; strong quality-to-value pick for most fans.
- Front rows (A–E): Premium seating closest to the stage; superb detail and atmosphere, but the priciest option.
Section 2: Circle
£46.25–£132.50
- Side and rear seats: Offer angled views but capture the full stage; dependable value if you’re budget-minded.
- Front rows (B–F): Sweeping, panoramic view with crisp detail; a comfortable vantage without craning your neck.
- Prime central seats: The sweet spot for balance, clear overview and atmosphere without the high front stalls price.
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Frequently asked questions about Wicked discount tickets
How much do tickets for Wicked at the Apollo Victoria Theatre cost?
Tickets for Wicked usually start from £25–£35 midweek, with premium seats costing £130+ depending on availability.
Where can I buy Wicked discounted tickets?
The easiest way is to book Wicked discounted tickets online, where you can compare dates, seats, and prices instantly.
What are the best days to get discounted tickets to Wicked?
Midweek performances, especially Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, usually offer lower entry prices compared to weekends and holidays.
How can I get last-minute Wicked tickets?
Look for last-minute Wicked discount tickets online, especially for midweek shows where availability remains closer to the performance date.
Can I get group discounts for Wicked?
Yes, groups of 9+ can access discounted rates, especially for Tuesday–Thursday shows with wider availability and lower demand.
How far in advance should I book tickets?
For weekends and school holidays, book 4–6 weeks early. Midweek performances are easier to book closer to the date.
Which seats are restricted view but cheaper?
Circle Rows R–S, seats 16–20 and 31–35, are restricted by the safety rail but discounted.
Are matinee shows cheaper?
Yes, Wednesday and Sunday matinees are often £15–£30 cheaper per ticket than peak Saturday evening performances.
What’s the cheapest time of year to book Wicked tickets?
January–April and September–November generally have lower demand, making it easier to find cheap tickets to Wicked.