St. Martin's Theatre Tours and Tickets

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

• London Theatre: The Mousetrap
• West End and South Bank Theatre Walking Tour in London
• West End Theatre Self-Guided Audio Walking Tour
• London West End Theatre Walking Tour
• Self-Guided Audio Art and Culture Walking Tours in London

Prices for seeing The Mousetrap at St. Martin’s Theatre vary depending on the day and time of the performance, and also where in the theater you sit. Tickets typically start at £25 for seats at the back in the Upper Circle, with seats in the stalls going up to £79; Royal Box seats are £499.

St. Martin’s Theatre holds 552 seats on three different levels, including 265 seats in the stalls, 123 seats in the Dress Circle, 153 seats in the Upper Circle, and 11 seats within four boxes. On top of this, there are three bars at the venue.

No, there isn’t a strict dress code for attending shows at St. Martin’s Theatre. Instead, many visitors just wear their everyday clothing, but some may opt for smart-casual attire for evening performances. Also, it’s best to bring layers as the theater can be cool because of the air-conditioning.

Yes, there are food and drink options at St. Martin’s Theatre. The venue’s bars and kiosks sell drinks and snacks, which can be taken into the auditorium—but drinks must be taken in the plastic cups provided. Hot food and drinks aren’t allowed in the theater.

After the theater, there’s so much to see and do nearby. A short walk away, you can find Seven Dials in Covent Garden, with lots of interesting shops and restaurants. There’s also Leicester Square, the National Gallery, the National Portrait Gallery, the London Transport Museum, and the Royal Ballet and Opera.