Wicked Tickets

Date of last version: April 2024

1. Wicked Ticket Prices
2. When to Book Tickets for Wicked
3. Last Minute Wicked Tickets
4. Where to Sit at Wicked
5. Wicked Cheap Matinee Tickets
6. Wicked Discount Tickets
7. Group Discounts for Wicked 
8. Wicked West End Ticket Packages 
9. About Wicked Venue

1. Wicked Ticket Prices

Wicked is one of the most popular musicals in the West End, still running strong with a packed-out theatre every night since it opened back in 2006. The production boasts amazing, dazzling sets and special effects, unlike any other West End show. Due to its popularity, ticket prices can get steep but you can sometimes find tickets included in seasonal discounts, such as London Theatre Week and Kids Week. Tickets start as low as £25 and reach highs of over £200 during peak periods. 

There are also a few other ways to grab cheaper tickets to the musical including TodayTix’s Daily Dozen tickets, Day Seats and if you can, booking tickets to a mid-week performance. It’s good to bear in mind that the musical isn’t always included in discounts, especially if you’re looking at going over the weekend or bank and school holidays. 

If you’re not sure how to find a discount, no worries - we’ve pulled together a complete guide to making the most of your budget and getting affordable tickets to the production below. 

2. When to Book Tickets for Wicked

The musical typically has good availability a few weeks out, however, it’s good to keep in mind that cheaper tickets will sell out earlier. If you want to see the production during its peak periods, such as weekends or school and bank holidays, we would recommend booking a few months in advance to avoid disappointment. 

Booking an off-peak performance between a Tuesday and Thursday is the best way to save money on tickets, which is great if you’re flexible with when you can visit the theatre. Our recommendation is to book mid-week dates, which can be up to 19% cheaper than weekend performances. 

It might not be possible to always book in advance with offers, but the production is sometimes included in seasonal promotions such as London Theatre Week, New Year’s Sales and Kids Week. 

3. Last Minute Wicked Tickets

If you’re hunting around for good-value last-minute tickets for the production and you’re already in London, we recommend heading to the TKTS booth in Leicester Square or heading to the theatre's box office. Not in London? No worries - you can check their online listings for discounted same-day tickets here.

Theatre app TodayTix releases a dozen tickets at 10am for all performances on the same day. If you’re lucky enough to bag a couple of these limited tickets, you’ll only pay £29.50 for each. All you need to do is download the TodayTix app and set an alert for their Daily Dozen release. 

Every Wednesday at 10am ATG releases front-row seats for the following week's performances priced at only £29.50, with no additional fees. All tickets in this scheme are subject to availability, so be quick!

Unsold tickets on the day of the performance may be discounted by the box office. At the time of writing, Dress Circle B29 for this evening's performance is £110, whereas the same seat for next week’s Thursday evening performance is £130 - this is a saving of 18%! 

Keep in mind that this isn’t always the case, especially during weekends, bank holidays and school holidays. So, if you’re thinking of visiting during one of these busy times, we recommend booking ahead to avoid any disappointment on the day. 

4. Where to Sit at Wicked

Knowing where to sit is one of the hardest parts of booking tickets to the theatre. No one wants to miss the dazzling stage productions or squint to see the performers' faces! We’ve got you covered with our pick of the 5 best seats under £60 at the Apollo Victoria Theatre. 

Insider Tip: Check SeatPlan’s Apollo Victoria Theatre seating plan when you book. Theatregoers have added their photos of the stage and ratings for seats across the auditorium to help you book. 

The below seats have been rated 4 stars or over by SeatPlan users - interested in looking for some hidden gems? Why not have a browse yourself.  

1. Stalls B37 (from £29.80) to the left of the stage and close to the action. A slightly obstructed view with great legroom
   

2. Stalls ZJ35 (from £37) offers a great view of all the action on stage with plenty of legroom. This seat is in the last row of the Stalls
   

3. Dress Circle G42 (from £39.50) is a slightly restricted view seat due to the railing in front with a great view of all of the action on stage
   

4. Dress Circle O4 (from £25) is sold as a restricted view seat, however, has a great view of all of the stage. Due to the rake of the Dress Circle, you don’t have any heads in the way of your view
   

5. Stalls ZF9 (from £39.50) is at the back of the Stalls, with a great view of all of the stage. Good legroom and comfort is an additional plus! 
   

5. Wicked Cheap Matinee Tickets

The show has three matinees per week on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays with every matinee performance starting at 2.30pm. 

Weekday matinees are cheaper than weekend matinees during off-peak periods, but not typically cheaper than weekday evening performances. The price difference starts as low as £10, but each price band moves forwards in sections on weekdays:

6. Wicked Discount Tickets

We’ve mentioned how to find discounted tickets to the musical above, however, there may be a few other options available, which we have listed below. 

Wicked Access Discounts

If you’re looking to book access tickets, you’ll need to join the Access Membership Scheme through ATG, which you can do here. Discounted access tickets may be available for select seats or companion tickets.

Other Wicked Discount Tickets

It’s a good idea to bookmark sites such as Love Theatre and lastminute.com, as they may have some great discounts for the production. The sites often have savings that aren’t available at the box office. Or, if you want to get alerts on the latest discounts straight to your inbox, you can sign up to our mailing list. 

2 for 1 Wicked Tickets

There are currently no 2 for 1 deals on tickets for the musical in London, but if you follow our other tips, you should be able to save some money for your theatre trip.

7. Group Discounts for Wicked 

Various discounts are available for group bookings including:

• Groups of 10+: A & B price bands: £39.50, C & D price bands: £29.50 + 1 free place per group
• Groups of 35+: A & B price bands: £37.50, C & D price bands: £27.50 + 1 free place per group
• Senior groups of 10+: A & B price bands: £29.50
• School groups of 10+: A & B price bands: £25, C & D price bands: £19.50 + 1 free teacher per group of 10 students
• School groups of 100+: A & B price bands: £22.50, C & D price bands: £17.50 + 1 free teacher per group of 10 students

Exclusions apply across all ticket prices mentioned above and prices are valid to change. You can find more information on how to book group tickets here. 

8. Wicked West End Ticket Packages

With the musical being extremely popular with fans, groups and tourists, there are an array of hotel and show packages available. 

Holiday Extras Wicked Tickets and Hotel

TheatreBreaks Wicked Tickets and Hotel

Wowcher Wicked Tickets and Hotel

The official Wicked website also lists a few of its partner hotels that are in the local area, with The Clermont Victoria offering an afternoon tea and ticket package, too. You can find more info here. 

9. About the Wicked Venue

The production is currently playing at the Apollo Victoria Theatre, which is just across the road from Victoria Station. The station is on the Circle and District and Victoria line, making it pretty accessible via the tube from most places in the capital. 

Nearby is Cardinal Place which is home to a range of restaurants and shops from Wagamamas to Marks and Spencer, as well as fast food chains such as Five Guys. Also nearby is Belgravia, where you’ll find plenty of higher-end restaurants. 

There are a few bars dotted around the theatre that serve speciality cocktails, alcoholic drinks, soft drinks and sweet and savoury snacks. The theatre does allow ticketholders to bring food into the auditorium, as long as it’s cold and in a plastic container. 

Doors open 90 minutes before the performance starts to give theatregoers plenty of time to grab a drink or two, have a snack and browse the merch. The musical has a running time of 2 hours and 45 minutes, including a 20-minute interval. It’s good to bear this in mind when planning your journey home from the theatre. 

Disclaimer: Please note that all offers, discounts and prices are subject to change and may expire or be discontinued. All prices listed were correct at the time of writing. Sign up to our mailing list for future Wicked offers.

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