A Christmas Carol Tickets - Old Vic

A Christmas Carol plays at the Old Vic Theatre.  The medium size venue is located on The Cut close to Waterloo Station which has three levels of seating and a capacity of 1364 seats.

The auditorium is built in a semi-circle and offers a variety of views of the stage which can be extended to accommodate the production. Different price bands are available within the venue depending on where you choose to sit.

Premium seats and the best overall views of the stage with no restrictions are found in the centre of rows E-L, of the Stalls section and also in rows A-D of the Dress Circle which offers a great vantage point for those who prefer an elevated and panoramic view of the stage.

Good value for tickets to A Christmas Carol can be found from sitting in the back two “restricted view” rows of the Stalls which provide a remarkably clear view of the stage without any obstructions. The only negative with these seats is that the stage is a little far away, but they benefit from having plenty of legroom! Alternatively, the Lilian Baylis Circle on the third level is also a good option to secure potential bargains or lastminute tickets for those on a budget.

Where Is The Best Place In The Theatre To Book Good Value Tickets At The Old Vic?

The two back rows of the stalls are officially classed as 'restricted view' but offer a good view of the stage and good legroom. Another section that offers good value for tickets at the Old Vic is in the 'Lilian Baylis' circle, where bargains can also be found.

Where Can I Find Premium Seats At The Old Vic?

Seats located centrally at the front of the stalls from rows E through to L are generally classified as Premium, along with rows A to D in the dress circle. All tickets will be priced accordingly in these sections.

Why Is There A Booking Fee Added To The Price Of My Tickets At The Old Vic?

As productions at the venue tend to run for strictly limited seasons and feature big-name actors, it is unusual to find official discount tickets at the Old Vic. Producers naturally wish to maximise profit, and should they feel they can fill the theatre at face value, it is unlikely they will offer discounts to agents. This will result in online agents charging a booking fee for your purchase. Booking tickets directly from the box office at the theatre can be beneficial for some productions at the Old Vic, as they should be sold at face value.

This production contains haunting supernatural themes and some content which younger patrons may find upsetting.

This production is suitable for patrons aged 8 years and over.  Babes in arms are not admitted to the auditorium. All children must be old enough to occupy their own seats.