The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button Tickets - Ambassadors Theatre

The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button plays at the Ambassadors Theatre in London. The small West End venue has two levels of seating and a capacity of 410.

Premium seats are located in the front two rows of the Circle, and the centre of the Stalls, with great views available between seats 6-12 in rows D-G.

Due to the venue's intimacy, bargain hunters can find value from the back row of the Circle which offers excellent views of the action. The overhang from the Circle encroaches on the rear of the Stalls, so the back rows have a slightly restricted view. This should be reflected in the price of the ticket.

Patrons on a budget looking for last-minute bargains can find good value for The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button tickets in the last four rows of the Circle, from H to L which are often discounted, but still offer a clear view - and benefit from good legroom.

This production is suitable for patrons aged 12+

2 hours, 30 minutes (includes interval)

Where Is The Best Section To Book Tickets To The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button?

There are only two different levels in the Ambassadors Theatre so in practical terms when choosing where to book, as with all London theatre tickets, it really depends on whether you prefer to sit in the stalls on the ground floor looking directly at the stage or on the first floor in the dress circle looking down at the stage from an elevated position?  Both vantage points have their own merits so ultimately it will boil down to personal choice however it is always advisable to check the seating plan prior to purchase to ensure satisfaction.

Are There Any Seats To Avoid When Booking Tickets To The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button?

The Ambassadors is a small and intimate theatre that thankfully has no pillars to negotiate however there are slight restrictions to the view from the overhang from the circle at the rear of the stalls from row N onwards which could affect your enjoyment of the show depending on the production.