& Juliet Tickets - Shaftesbury Theatre

This will depend heavily on your personal budget. There are three tiers in the Shaftesbury Theatre and many different pricing bands with the most expensive unsurprisingly being the front and centre seats in both the stalls and dress circle. The stalls section on the ground floor features four separate price bands for tickets to &Juliet but very few seats with a restricted view so there is definitely value to be had for midweek and off peak performances in the cheaper seats. There are also different price bands in both the dress circle and the upper circle offering good choices with clear views of the stage that should suit most budgets. 

During quiet and off peak weeks such as November, January and February and the weeks that follow on from half term and school holidays there is usually a downward movement in West End prices and discount &Juliet tickets can sometimes be found both online and through the official retail outlets in and around Leicester Square if you look. It is advisable to always check the seating plan for full transparency before booking but with very few restricted view seats in the Shaftesbury Theatre, there is often value to be found. 

If you are looking to book &Juliet tickets online through a third party website during busy periods such as school holidays and at weekends then there is a good chance that there will be a booking fee attached as the producers of the show will be looking to secure as much revenue as possible and will therefore be charging the agents themselves the full face value of the tickets. This means that online ticket agents are forced to charge a booking fee to make a profit. During quieter periods however producers will sometimes sell tickets to agents at a discounted rate which enables them to retail these tickets to those performances at a discount to the consumer.

The tickets in the upper circle to &Juliet do come in several different price ranges and there is very little restricted view seating but they are situated on the second floor and certainly during quiet periods and for midweek performances there seems to be better value at the rear of the stalls rather than the front and sides of the upper circle. If you are booking during peak periods and at weekends though then studying the seating plan and looking for value can bring big savings in the upper circle so they should not be dismissed without inspection. 

The show does include some mild adult themes and language however there is no official age restriction. The recommended minimum age to watch & Juliet is 6 years and patrons should be advised that children aged 3 years and under will not be admitted to the theatre.