Savoy Theatre Tours and Tickets

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

• West End Musicals - Silent Disco Walking Tours
• London West End Theatre Walking Tour
• Shared London Walking Tour

Tickets for shows at the Savoy Theatre start at £25 for less-popular seats at less-popular showtimes, but can cost almost £150 for the best seats on a Saturday night. If you’d rather discover its rich theatrical heritage on a walking tour of the West End, prices start from around US$100.

Yes, there are age restrictions at the Savoy Theatre. Children under 3 are not allowed in the theater, while under-16s must attend with an accompanying adult aged at least 18. The current headline show, Mean Girls, is recommended for children aged 10 and up, although this is only a guideline.

No, like most London theaters, the Savoy Theatre does not have a dress code—anything from shorts and a T-shirt to cocktail-party glam is fine. It’s often a good idea to plan your outfit based on the night of the week and your dinner venue rather than the show you’re seeing.

No, the Savoy Theatre discourages photography and filming during a performance, which can distract the cast and other audience members. However, you’re welcome to take photos during the interval, before or after the show, or at the stage door.

Yes, the Savoy Theatre is partly accessible. Guests who use wheelchairs will need to use a separate entrance and arrive at least 30 minutes early. There’s space for up to two wheelchairs in the dress circle, which also has an accessible bathroom. The bars do not have step-free access, but drinks can be taken to seating areas. The theater uses the Mobile Connect app for audio enhancement.