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Ambassadors Theatre - What To Know BEFORE You Go

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The Basics

Book in advance to secure your seats, as the Ambassadors can fill up quickly. You can easily combine your visit with an exploration of nearby Leicester Square, Covent Garden, or Seven Dials, where shops, cafés, and restaurants provide plenty to do before or after a show. Or, stroll among several landmark theaters and learn about the area’s history and architecture on a tour of London’s West End, aka Theatreland.

Things to Know Before You Go

The theater isn’t wheelchair-accessible; patrons able to transfer to seats must store their wheelchairs in the foyer.
Headsets for hearing-impaired guests must be booked in advance.
There are no disability-adapted toilets on-site.
Availability in the cloakroom is limited; large luggage can’t be accommodated.

How to Get There

The Ambassadors Theatre is about a 5-minute walk from Covent Garden and Leicester Square stations. Several local buses—including numbers 14, 29, and 176—serve Charing Cross Road. Q-Park Chinatown provides a 50 percent parking discount to theatergoers with a box-office-validated ticket, though it’s best to avoid driving in London—especially on weekdays when the Congestion Charge applies.

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The West End’s Smallest Theaters

If intimate auditoriums and immersive theatrical experiences entice you, consider visiting some of the Ambassadors Theatre’s neighbors as well. Check out the 432-seat Fortune Theatre, where the long-runningWoman in Black is sure to raise hairs, and the 350-seat Arts Theatre, an independent venue known for its modern and avant-garde productions.

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