Palace Theatre (West End)

Decent view for the price, but extremely limited leg room.

Overall a good view. Had to lean forward if action was front of stage on very left hand side.

Fab view. No problems whatsoever.

Good seat but a lot of the action is on the right of the stage as you look at it for some reason and so you either miss it or have to learn forward and sometimes still can’t see anything. I don’t know why they don’t keep the action in the centre to be fair

This is the view if you lean right forward. Sitting back you can’t see a thing.

Sold as limited legroom.

Excellent seats for D23 and D24. D23 is the aisle seat and allows for extra legroom on the stairs.rnrnPerfect view of the entire stage and can see all the magic clearly. Definitely recommend these seats, especially if you want some extra leg room!

Good seats. 99% of stage. Limited leg room but expected.

We had an uninterrupted view 95% of the time. The lady in front had a very high ponytail which restricted our view if she leaned forward.

Great view. Paid about 65 pound each. Grand circle Do recommend!

Quite steep and seats are very close together so not much room to move, but a good view

On the aisle and stairs are quite steep NOT recommend for anyone with significant mobility issues but the drop from you to the row in front means a virtually unobstructed view throughout. Could see whole stage front to back. Great view for £20 a seat.

6'/183cm. Found the seat to be excellent. Great view, despite having to lean over for some scenes downstage. Legroom was fine; knees weren't hitting anything but can't stretch legs out.

Good seats! Ceiling looked a little low but didn't block any of the stage

80% of the stage is visible. Legroom is limited but tolerable. Visibility depends on the height of the person sitting in the seat to the right of the one in front of you. If they lean forward it will block your view.