Prince of Wales Theatre Tours and Tickets

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Tickets to the Prince of Wales Theatre vary depending on show, date, and location of seating within the theater. For example, tickets to see the Book of Mormon start at £22.75 and can go up as high as £195 for premium seats, such as in the stalls.

No, there isn’t a dress code for attending shows at the Prince of Wales Theatre. However, due to the grandeur of the building, many visitors opt for smart-casual attire rather than dressing entirely casual. It’s probably best to avoid wearing sportswear, hats, or anything that could block the view of other audience members.

Yes, the Prince of Wales Theatre is accessible. There are accessible restrooms, and an elevator in the foyer that goes to the stalls bar and restrooms. Also, the stalls are accessible and step-free from the main foyer. There are three wheelchair-accessible seating spaces, and an access host available to help customers.

Yes, there may be age restrictions for performances at the Prince of Wales Theatre, but this may vary between performances. For example, The Book of Mormon features explicit language, so children under 3 years old aren’t allowed to enter, and parental advisory is recommended for those under 18.

The box office at the Prince of Wales Theatre typically opens around 2.5 hours before show time and closes around 15 minutes before the curtain goes up. On days when there is a matinee performance, the theater usually stays open between performances, allowing for easy ticket purchase and collection.