The London Palladium currently has 2 accessible toilets. The first is located in The Val Parnell Bar, approximately 20 metres from the entrance to our lift facility. The second is located at the rear of the Stalls to your left-hand side just before you enter the auditorium.

The Stalls Bar (Variety Bar) and The Val Parnell Bar are fully accessible bars for patrons with access requirements and can be reached via our level access door or lift.

Assistance dogs are welcome in The London Palladium. Our staff are always happy to look after your assistance dog for you whilst you enjoy your visit.

If you need to bring medication, food or drink to manage a medical condition, or medical equipment you are welcome to do so. Please ask to speak to a manager when you arrive before going through our security searches. Please note, with the exception of first aid equipment we are not in possession of any medical equipment.

Our access hosts are trained in how to assist customers with access requirements in case of an emergency. These staff members will be specifically allocated to assist any customers with access requirements in an emergency situation.

Strobe and flashing lights are regularly used during performances at the The London Palladium. For content warnings for specific shows at the theatre please visit the show page or for more information, please contact us at access@lwtheatres.co.uk.

For more information, please call our Stage Door on 020 7850 8770 and ask to speak to a manager.

The London Palladium offers step free access from street to the Stalls, via a lift. Our level access ramp to the Stalls is located to the left of our main entrance on Argyll Street. During show times we have attendants at the front of the building who are there to assist with access to this door and dedicated access hosts to assist patrons to their seats. If you would like to book access tickets at The London Palladium, in person outside of show times, and need to use our step free entrance, please ring the bell at the accessible entrance to the left of the main steps and speak to our stage door team who will alert us to your arrival.

Once inside, our access hosts are available to take guests who need step-free access to these seats via our lift and specific ramps we have in place. These seats offer fantastic views of the stage. Please be advised, however, The London Palladium is a listed Victorian building and although we have a lift to the Stalls, unfortunately, the Royal Circle and Grand Circle are not accessible for our guests who need step free access.

For our guests who use wheelchairs that would prefer not to transfer into a theatre seat, we can provide up to 4 wheelchair spaces in the Stalls. For theatre productions these would be located at row L46, O48, Q48 and S49, and row B4, B31, C3 and C35 for gigs and concerts. For our guests who would like to transfer into a theatre seat, all aisle seats in the Stalls would be suitable. Once seated, our theatre hosts will securely store any wheelchair or walking aids and return them when needed.

Our trained access hosts will be available to assist visually impaired customers upon arrival and throughout their visit if required.

Members of our Access Scheme will be able to book accessible seating online where seating plans will have these options clearly marked. For more information on our Access Scheme click here.

Box Office
5 steps and step free access.

Stalls
From the main entrance we have 3 steps up and then 14 steps down to the bar, kiosks and toilets. Step free access is also available.

Royal Circle
From the main entrance we have 12 steps up to the foyer kiosks and cloakroom, a further 15 steps to the rear Royal Circle entrance and toilets. Another 7 steps up to the Royal Circle bar. There will be 2 steps down per row for seating inside the auditorium.

Boxes
Box B from the main entrance we have 12 steps up and then 18 steps down.
Box BB and CC will have 27 steps up and 26 down.
Box E, EE, F and FF will have 27 steps up and 22 steps down.

Grand Circle
From the grand circle entrance, we have 47 steps up to the toilets, bar and kiosks. For all seat numbers 1-10 & 28-59 are accessed from the bar level and the entrance to the auditorium will bring you to row E. Each row down to row A or up to row M will have 2 steps per row. For seats numbers 11-27 you will have 72 steps up to the rear of the grand circle and 2 steps down for each row.

The London Palladium has induction loops located in our box offices in the main foyer and the Val Parnell corridor. Please speak to a Level Supervisor or Manager when you arrive for more information.

Visually impaired patrons are more than welcome to use our access seats if they would like to. Infra-Red audio enhancement systems are available for our hearing-impaired guests. These are available in our cloakroom located in the main foyer. Please advise the operator of this requirement when booking your tickets to ensure you are seated in a suitable area of the auditorium.

In conjunction with the Producer of each show, The London Palladium hosts periodic scheduled assisted performances, including Audio-described, Captioned, BSL Interpreted and Relaxed performances.

Our Access Hosts are available to assist customers with any specific requirements throughout their visit, so please speak to a member of staff upon arrival if you require assistance. Our staff are also on hand throughout your visit to assist with any purchases you may wish to make. If the bars or kiosks are not accessible to you, we can offer an in-seat service. There is a cloakroom available. Items can be checked in for £3 for clothing items and £5 for bags and suitcases.