My favourite thing to do in London is to see a show and there are so many fantastic shows out at the moment. For Christmas this year I want to have experiences and days out rather than items so theatre tickets are an excellent choice. Buying theatre tickets is a great way to treat family and friends and you can always buy yourself a ticket too and join in on the fun. In this guide I will feature all the shows that are on my wishlist this year. Theatre Tickets UK is a great website for finding great shows. The website is easy to use to find the seats and price that you want.
Top of my list is Aladdin I have heard rave reviews about this show. I love anything Disney and have already seen the Lion King show which was spectacular.
Ideal for
Children and families
Tickets avaliable here and start from £25
I recently took my Mum to see An Inspector Calls for her birthday. We both really enjoyed this. Normally we go to see musicals so it made a change to see a play. This play also has a great moral message behind it.
Tickets avaliable here and start from £18.75
Ideal for Parents and Grandparents
Mamma Mia
This show is great for any ABBA fans and it has been around for many years at the West End.
Ideal for Mums and Sisters
Tickets avaiable here and start at £31
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
This show looks amazing, I absolutely loved the film and book by Roald Dahl so I am expecting great things from this show.
Ideal for Children and Families
Tickets avaliable here and start from £22
Tips & information
- A great way to save money is to book during the week Mon-Thurs normally works out a lot cheaper than the weekend
- With Theatre Tickets UK you can see all the seats available with a colour code of the prices
- On the website it has the dates when the show is running until so you won’t miss out on any shows you really want to see
- The website also lets you know the show running time which is so useful if you are planning on doing other activities in London
*This is a sponsored post in collaboration with http://www.theatretickets.uk/
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Going to plays are so fun! I remember my dad took me and my sister when we were little to see Oliver Twist & it was awesome & I’ll never forget it :)) So sweet that you took your mom to one
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I went and saw this one with the family a few yrs ago, it was fab! 🙂 http://www.thelowry.com/event/chitty-chitty-bang-bang
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It really seems amazing there in london
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Yes it is there’s so much to do in London 😊
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A really cool idea and I wish that I was in London…
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Very handy guide, thanks. I also use TodayTIx to find my tickets 🙂 I hope it helps you too! https://www.todaytix.com/
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Thanks I’ll check that out 😊
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We love live shows, too. What we have gone to the most, are shows at the Northwest Childrens’ Theatre. They are plays done by children and others. The children study at the NW Children’s Theatre School, and while they offer shows to the public in the evenings, we go to the school performances during the mornings. They are very inexpensive and geared for schools. We have tried to go to the Wizard of Oz twice already, but got snowed out with some very rare snow–TWICE.
Recently, we went to the Singing Christmas Tree in Portland, Oregon. It was a lot of fun. It wasn’t a play, but was very enjoyable.
It sounds like you have lots of great ideas!
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Sounds great! The swinging christmas tree sounds fun 🙂
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Mamma Mia is one of my favorite shows! I’d love to see it again!
Alisha | http://www.alishaspinkdaisies.com/
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I wish I lived in London!
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You should watch Aladdin! It is a comedy, and be warned the costumes are very sparkly!
nat // dignifiable
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It sounds good will have to go see it!
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Love this! I’ve wanted to see Mamma Mia for ages. It looks so fun!
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