Palace Theatre (West End)

We had 19,18,17 & 16, with the aisle seats for our children (aged 11 & 13). There isn’t much slope at the front, so we put them on booster pads so they could see over the two adults in front (who were not tall). They saw all of the show perfectly as did we

No issues at all, thought they made feel a little wide but didn't

Very close to the stage and off to one side so that you can't see some of the action on the stage. This is only for a small part of the performance.

Not really a viable seat … luckily someone did not turn up so I could move up . D28 was fine and sold as restricted view same price ticket …

Very unlucky if you are not tall and a tall person sits in front of you... There is no gradient and seat positioning is bad. I saw Part I from the Dress Circle and though it's further from the stage, the view there was much better.

Great seats fantastic view !

Seat comfortable, le room good. But for a seat so close to the front I expected more of an incline to the stalls. I am 5’8” and spent a great portion of the play with my head crooked to one side, in order to see past the mans head infront.

Great seats only miss a little bit of the left back of stage.

Perfect seats !

Excellent view. Stalls are on a slight slope so no major issues with heads in front. No accounting for poor choice of hairstyles of fellow theatre goers - high bun?!

Amazing seat for a great view of the stage! Amazing show!

Absolutely incredible seat! This was my fifth time seeing this show and this seat was by far the best! You really feel involved in the show from this close up and all of the magic and special effects are still as incredible and mind-blowing (maybe even more so since you're so close)! The legroom in the stalls is also far better than the leg room in the grand circle or dress circle. It might also have been my imagination, but even the seat felt more comfortable! I highly recommend this seat, I'll definitely be trying to get it again!

There was slight obstruction of the far right side of the stage.