Top London Family-friendly Shows

Experience the magic of London's West End theatre district by securing seats at Disney's “The Lion King” musical. Booking your tickets in advance means you have first pick of seating options, and you won't miss out on arrival. An adaptation of Disney’s hit 1994 film, the show tells the story of young lion, Simba, as he fights to reclaim his place as King of the Pridelands.

Step into the enchanting world of Come Alive. The Greatest Showman Circus Spectacular at the Empress Museum in London. This captivating production features a blend of thrilling circus acts and the beloved soundtrack from the hit film, including favorites like 'This Is Me' and 'A Million Dreams.' Enjoy an interactive pre-show experience and witness a tale of ambition and passion as Max, a circus enthusiast, overcomes challenges with the help of a charismatic ringmaster. With a runtime of 1 hour and 40 minutes, this family-friendly show promises a night of fun for all ages.

Enjoy a fun evening out in London's West End by securing your ticket to a cabaret show at Phoenix Arts Club. The show varies by night, ensuring a fresh experience, and blends several genres, including comedy, burlesque, and stunning aerial acts. Depending on your budget, you can stick to the ticket only or opt for a package with snacks and a drink.

Discover London from a new perspective with the Thames River Sightseeing Cruise from Westminster to Greenwich. Step aboard and drift past iconic landmarks including the Houses of Parliament, St. Paul’s Cathedral, and Tower Bridge. Every glance from the river offers a picture-perfect view you simply cannot capture on land. This is not just a boat ride, it is your chance to experience the city like insiders do. Seats are limited, and once they are taken, the moment is gone. Imagine the stories you will tell and the photos that will impress. Don’t wait and risk missing out on one of London’s most unforgettable journeys. Book your cruise today and enjoy a timeless river adventure. Highlights: • Thames River sightseeing cruise ticket • Route from Westminster to Greenwich • Views of London’s most famous landmarks • Comfortable boat with relaxing atmosphere • Ideal for photos and travel memories

No visit to London is complete without visiting the West End, the capital's cultural hub. Guarantee your spot at the long-running “Mamma Mia!” musical by prebooking your ticket in advance. Sing along to many of ABBA’s songs as the entertaining array of characters is revealed; follow the romantic dreams of Sophie and enjoy the feisty attitude of her mother, Donna.

Step into the enchanting world of CHAT NOIR., where the iconic cabaret experience of 1890s Paris comes alive at The Lost Estate. This unique event combines a mesmerizing three-course Parisian dinner with a dynamic performance featuring live music, daring cabaret acts, and immersive storytelling. Guests are surrounded by bohemian artists and electrifying performances as they indulge in a feast inspired by original French cuisine. Join the revelry as musicians weave through tables, creating an unforgettable atmosphere filled with laughter, magic, and unforgettable moments. This is an exclusive London experience that promises to transport you to a bygone era of glamour and creativity.

“In a minute there are many days" In Verona, in the height of summer, two young people meet at a party. The rest is tragedy. Starring Sadie Sink (Stranger Things) as Juliet and Noah Jupe (A Quiet Place, Hamnet) as Romeo in their West End debuts. Robert Icke (Oedipus) directs Shakespeare’s electrifying and timeless tragic tale of love and innocence, Romeo & Juliet, at the intimate Harold Pinter Theatre for a strictly limited and unmissable season. The production is not able to guarantee the appearance of any specific actor due to illness or unforeseen circumstances.

If you love humor that pushes the boundaries, head down to Soho, London’s nightlife epicenter, for an evening of very adult comedy. Expect a bar to keep the party spirit flowing (own expense), an on-the-ball host, and three hilarious stand-up comics who bust taboos, roast the crowd, and go for the jugular with raunchy lines. Minimum age is 18.

Guarantee your spot at the musical adaptation of Roald Dahl’s famous "Matilda" live on stage in the London West End with this theater show ticket. The much-loved children’s story comes to life in spectacular fashion and features all the characters you love and hate. During the show, see Bruce Bogtrotter consume his gigantic chocolate cake, admire the patience of mild-mannered Miss Honey, and watch Matilda get to grips with her mystical powers to triumph over her parents. Enjoy fun for all the family with a magical music score by the talented Tim Minchin.

See the world’s leading tribute to the BBC’s hit TV series at Faulty Towers The Dining Experience. Head to the President Hotel near Russell Square, and enjoy a uniquely theatrical script, lightning-quick improvisation, and a 3-course lunch or dinner—not to mention shocking service and hilarious theatrical scenes. Pre-book your experience to avoid showing up to a sold-out event.

Watch up-and-coming and established stand-up comedians perform at one of London’s most popular comedy clubs when you attend this evening showcase. Book your tickets before you travel to guarantee your admission—shows are held every night of the week—and make your own way to the central London venue. Enjoy a free shot (if attending Monday through Thursday), then sit back, enjoy the show, and get ready to laugh and let loose.

Beat the rush and get guaranteed entry to one of the United Kingdom’s hottest comedy clubs with pre-booked admission tickets to the International Stand Up Comedy Showcase in London. Get a chance to see award-winning performers like Flight of the Conchords, Russell Brand, and Sara Pascoe in a centrally located Covent Garden location. Anyone over 18 is free to join, and seating is allocated on arrival.

Experience London’s best international stand up comedy show, at Comedy Carnival in Covent Garden. Enjoy award-winning comedians from the UK and abroad for a hilarious night out in the heart of the city. Inspired by the lively izakayas of Japan, Flesh & Buns brings bold, sharing-style dishes to London. Enjoy three delicious courses from the Flesh & Buns set menu.

If you love humor that pushes the boundaries, head down to Battersea, not far from Battersea Power Station, for an evening of comedy on a boat. Capture photos on the viewing terrace, buy drinks and snacks at the bar, then settle into your seat for a night of edgy, hilarious comedy with three pro comics who bust taboos and roast the crowd. Minimum age is 18.

From bookstores to the box office, the story of “The Devil Wears Prada” was a hit. Now you can experience the story of young journalist Andy and her devilish boss Miranda on the stage (and in musical form), right in the heart of London. Booking tickets in advance means you won’t have to worry about arriving in London to a sold-out show.

Get ready for a evening of laughs with pre-booked admission for London's top comedy event, Thursdays at Backyard. Get a sneak peek of brand-new material from some of the most renowned and exciting comedians on the circuit, from established acts trying out fresh content to big TV stars warming up for their national tours.

London’s top landmarks stretch along the Thames, but navigating between them on foot can take time. This experience combines a river cruise with a ride on the London Eye, so you can see the city from the water and from above in one seamless outing. Sail past icons such as Big Ben, St. Paul's Cathedral, and the Tower of London before taking in panoramic views from the skyline.

Sinatra The Musical brings the iconic life and music of Frank Sinatra to the Aldwych Theatre in London. Set against the backdrop of New Year’s Eve 1942, witness Sinatra's rise from a young crooner to a legendary figure, battling personal struggles and media scrutiny. With a talented cast led by Joel Harper-Jackson, the show features over twenty classic hits like "That's Life" and "I've Got the World on a String." This captivating musical offers a unique glimpse into the man behind the music, making it a must-see for fans and newcomers alike.

Experience London’s best international stand up comedy show, at Comedy Carnival in Covent Garden. Enjoy award-winning comedians from the UK and abroad for a hilarious night out in the heart of the city. Inspired by the vibrant flavours of Peru and Italy, Monmouth Kitchen brings luxury dining to Covent Garden. Enjoy three exquisite courses from the Monmouth Kitchen set menu.

Solve this, Sherlock. It may be a game to you; it isn’t to me.’ London, 1890, a city rapidly expanding, devouring all in its path. Fresh off the success of his first big case, Sherlock Holmes misuses his time, until an unknown woman and a mysterious jewel arrive at 221b Baker Street. As the chase begins, and with lives on the line, can Holmes and Watson pull back the curtain on the big show and reveal the mastermind behind this deadly conspiracy.

The Play That Goes Wrong has a long way from its early performances at the Red Lion Theatre. It’s now the longest-running West End comedy, and put British comedy troupe Mischief Theatre on the map. They’re the brains behind farcical plays like The Comedy About a Bank Robbery and Peter Pan Goes Wrong. Their original play continues to leave audiences in fits of laughter. London Theatre couldn’t stop giggling throughout the show, saying “It's divinely daft, gloriously preposterous and utterly silly.” When The Play That Goes Wrong premiered, the show was hailed as “a substantial little hit.” Now look at it fly! It's set to be the society's shining moment; The Mousetrap, eat your heart out. If only they could make it through a show without the set burning down that is. The hapless cast struggle to remember where they're meant to be, props are misplaced or broken and lines are frequently forgotten. Basically, everything that could go wrong, does. But can the play that goes wrong… go right?

Journey through London’s darkest days with a prebooked entrance ticket that guarantees admission to the London Dungeon. This chilling sensory experience includes elaborate staging, interactive attractions, and engaging performances. Witness gruesome scenes including the horrors of London’s notorious killers, the putrescence of the Great Plague, the Great Fire of 1666, and a sentencing at Newgate Prison.

Check off the British capital’s most recognizable landmarks on one attraction-packed London tour. Explore St. Paul’s Cathedral, then make a photo stop at Westminster Abbey. Watch the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace and visit the Tower of London, where you have free time for lunch (own expense). Enjoy an extended river Thames River cruise, and upgrade to cap off your day with a London Eye ride or cream tea at Harrods.