Ambassadors Theatre Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Ambassadors Theatre. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• West End and South Bank Theatre Walking Tour in London

Ticket prices to visit the Ambassadors Theatre vary depending on which performance you see, the date, and the seat location. For example, tickets to The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button begin at £20, but can reach £120 for premium seats, such as those in the center of the Stalls.

Yes, the Ambassadors Theatre is an accessible venue. There are two wheelchair positions on Row E and G of the Stalls, which can be accessed via a platform lift; guests also have the option to transfer to a theater seat, and the staff will bring the stored wheelchair when needed. (Be sure to check the weight and dimension restrictions for wheelchairs on the theater’s website.) An accessible restroom is in the Stalls bar area. Access performances, visual and hearing impairment services, and sensory guides are also available.

Yes, there can be age restrictions for performances at the Ambassadors Theatre, but these vary depending on which show you see. It’s best to check in advance for parental guidance before booking specific performances, just in case children under a certain age aren’t allowed to attend.

No, there isn’t a strict dress code at the Ambassadors Theatre, but many people attending performances in London opt for smart-casual attire. Also be aware that theaters typically run air conditioning, so it’s a good idea to bring layers with you.

Yes, you can purchase refreshments at the Ambassadors Theatre; along with the bar areas in the venue, there’s an online service for pre-ordering snacks and drinks to be delivered to your seat, either before the show or during intermission. Choices include wine, beer, soft drinks, popcorn, ice cream, candy, and merchandise.