His Majesty's Theatre Seat Reviews
Grand Circle B34 reviews
at the His Majesty's Theatre
- General 3.4/5
- View 3.2/5
- Comfort 2.9/5
- Legroom 2.9/5
- Good
- Okay
- Slightly restricted view
- Avoid if you’re tall
- based on 15 reviews
Average seat price*
min max
*based on 151 bookings made through various agents' websites.
Visitor reviews
Laura
Okay
- View
4/5 - Comfort
2/5 - Legroom
2/5
Phantom of the Opera,
Margaretha
Slightly restricted view
- View
3/5 - Comfort
4/5 - Legroom
5/5
Phantom of the Opera,
Polly
Slightly restricted view
- View
3/5 - Comfort
3/5 - Legroom
3/5
Seats are okay but view of the left-hand side of the stage is unfortunately somewhat restricted. Quite a bit of the show takes place in that corner, so you have to lean forward to see what's going on. More legroom would increase comfort.
Phantom of the Opera,
ANTONIO
Slightly restricted view
- View
2/5 - Comfort
3/5 - Legroom
2/5
Phantom of the Opera,
Sinan
Okay
- View
3/5 - Comfort
4/5 - Legroom
4/5
Phantom of the Opera,
Nicola
Good
- View
3/5 - Comfort
5/5 - Legroom
5/5
The view was a little restricted but we had amazing views of the parts acted at a height and also a great view of the orchestra which was great.
The bits we couldn't see completely weren't ruined by that as the music was enough to tell the story anyway.
We also got a great view of some of the lighting etc which gave a really good insight into everything that goes into making the show what it is as a complete package.
Phantom of the Opera,
Jo
Slightly restricted view
- View
3/5 - Comfort
2/5 - Legroom
3/5
Felt very squashed in the seat but the view wasn't as restricted as I thought it was going to be.
Phantom of the Opera,
Marie
Good
- View
4/5 - Comfort
4/5 - Legroom
3/5
Slightly small leg room and very slightly restricted of left side of stage but could see clearly by leaning forward slightly - would definitely sit there again for the price!!
Phantom of the Opera,
Cindy
Slightly restricted view
- View
3/5 - Comfort
3/5 - Legroom
3/5
a price value seat. restricted view, especially when people in front lean over the rail to the stage.
Phantom of the Opera,
