Palace Theatre, London, England
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
The official stage continuation of the Harry Potter story at London's Palace Theatre. The production combines large-scale theatrical effects with a story set nineteen years after the original series, and is offered in different performance formats and schedules.
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The Palace Theatre is at Cambridge Circus on Shaftesbury Avenue. Leicester Square, Tottenham Court Road and Piccadilly Circus Underground stations are all a short walk away.
Check whether your ticket is for a one-part performance or for Parts One and Two, and confirm every start time shown in the booking. The two-part format may require returning for a second performance.
Arrive well before the advertised start for security and ticket checks. Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break or may miss the performance entirely.
Every visitor needs a paid ticket and children under five are not admitted. Prices, performance formats and schedules vary by date; use the official box office and confirm whether a booking covers one part or two.
The theatre has no dedicated public car park. West End parking is limited and subject to central London charges, making Underground, rail, bus or taxi the practical options.
The theatre offers wheelchair spaces, an adapted toilet, essential companion arrangements and selected captioned, audio-described, BSL and relaxed performances. Contact the access team before booking because this historic venue has stairs between many seating areas.
The Palace Theatre has bars, toilets and an official merchandise kiosk. Facilities vary by level, and access customers should confirm the most suitable seating and arrival route with the theatre.
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Conditions, access and opening information can change. Check official information before making a journey.
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