Prince of Wales Theatre tickets

Seating Plan

Prince of Wales Theatre seating plan
The Prince of Wales Theatre auditorium is decked out in a 1930’s Art Deco style, stemming from the theatre’s re-opening in 1937. The interior tends to follow colour themes of cream, ivory and gold which highlight the traditional red velvet seating within the auditorium. The Prince of Wales has just over 1,600 seats split across two levels, the Stalls and the Dress Circle.  The Dress Circle begins to overhang at around row P, although this is not a major obstruction by any means. As the stage is wide and the seating is only on two levels it is hard to find either a seat with a bad view or a seat that feels far away from the stage.  
Prince of Wales Theatre Stalls Dress Circle
£20-25 None Available Seats in the far corners at the back of Dress Circle are in this price category. This includes the first and last two seats of row L, the first and last four seats of row K and seats 1,2,44,45,46 in row J. These seats are the cheapest in the house as they are the furthest away from the stage and can be considered to have a diminished view.
£39.50- £45 Seats toward the corners of the very back of the stalls are within this price category as they are considered to have a lesser viewing experiences than those further forward.  Seats around the sound box are also in this price category. Aside from those listed above, Seats towards the far corners of the Dress Circle are in this price category as they are further back from the stage and have a slight side angle view. Circle Boxes 2 and 4 are also in this price category as they are considered to have a lesser view than the boxes below them.
£50- £55 The entirety of row A in the Stalls is within this price range as audience members sitting in these seats will often have to look up at the stage throughout the show.Other than those listed in the lower price category above, seats toward the far corners and the back of the Stall as these are slightly effected by the Circle overhang and/or offer a side view of the stage.   As some of these seats neighbour those in the higher price category, it is possible to save yourself around £15 by sitting in these seats whilst enjoying a very similar view. The whole middle section of rows K-L are in this price category as they are the back two rows in the theatre, but still offer central views of the stage.Other than those listed above in the lower price range, seats towards the end of the first and last block in rows E-J are in this price category. Seats 42 and 43 in row B are also in this category as they offer a slight side angle view of the stage.
£67.50 -£70 The entirety of rows B-D are within this price range as are most of the central seats within the Stalls. These seats will offer excellent views of the stage. The central seats of rows E-J are within this price range, as the rest of the seats in rows A-D. other than those listed as premium seats below and the two exceptions in row B in the above price category, all Circle seats are around this price.
£95 (Premium Seats) Row E seats 27-32, row F 15-31, row G 15-32 and row H 15-33 are marked as ‘Premium’ seats. From these seats you will have a perfect view of the stage. Row A seats 18-29, row B 18-29, row C 19-32 and row D 18-33 are marked as ‘Premium’ seats. From these seats you will have a perfect view of the stage.