Harry Potter And The Cursed Child Tickets - Palace Theatre

How Can I Book Cheap Tickets To Harry Potter And The Cursed Child?

Before the show opened in London, advance sales were unprecedented. The Palace Theatre does offer a small selection of very affordable 'Day Tickets' for those who don't mind queueing up in the mornings and trying their luck. Although it is rare to see discount tickets for this show, if you are booking online the upper circle and balcony do offer affordable options.

How Do I Book Harry Potter And The Cursed Child Tickets If The Show Is In Two Parts?

When booking tickets to Harry Potter and the Cursed Child online you need to select a date to see Part One. Following this, you will be offered the option to either keep your seat for the evening performance of Part Two or attend the evening performance the following day.

Should I Avoid Upper Circle And Balcony Tickets To Harry Potter And The Cursed Child?

The Palace Theatre has four tiers of seating with the cheaper seats on the second and third levels. There aren't many seats with severe restrictions but balcony and upper circle tickets are high up in the auditorium. The play is performed over two parts and designed to be seen on the same day making it a big commitment for your bottom! It is always advisable to check the seating plan carefully before booking tickets in these sections to ensure a clear view of the stage.

Where Are The Best Tickets To Harry Potter And The Cursed Child Located?

This will depend on whether you prefer to be seated on the ground floor level in the stalls looking directly at the stage or in the dress circle on the first floor looking down. The best tickets in the stalls are situated on the centre aisle with the numbers 15&16 being on either side and in the dress circle where the centre aisle seats are numbered 18&19. In both sections, these seats will offer a clear view of the stage with direct access to the aisle.

Was Harry Potter And The Cursed Child Written By J.K Rowling?

Actually no! Although the play is based on an original story by Rowling, John Tiffany, and Jack Thorne it was Thorne who was responsible for the script and bringing the story to the stage, with Tiffany directing the action. The music in the production is by Imogen Heap and the choreography is by Steven Hoggett, with set design by Christine Jones.

Is Harry Potter And The Cursed Child The Sequel To Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows?

Of a sort yes, although the story takes place 19 years later! The play begins with Hermione, Ron, Ginny, and Harry at Kings Cross Station sending their children to Hogwarts.

Is Harry Potter And The Cursed Child In Two Separate Parts?

Yes, it is. It is slightly complicated but both parts are played out in the Palace Theatre and work as follows - on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays it is possible to see the matinee performance of Part One, plus an evening performance of Part Two with one ticket securing the same seat for both shows. There are evening performances of Part One on Thursdays and evening performances of Part Two on Fridays, so if you have booked Part One for Thursday evening you will automatically be booked into Part Two for the following day. If you can't attend both parts on consecutive days, it is possible to see Part One on Thursday evening and book Part Two for a Friday evening later. Clear as mud!

Has Harry Potter And The Cursed Child Won Awards?

The play was awarded 9 Olivier Awards in 2017 including Best New Play and Best Director.