The Book of Mormon
Booking
Booking was easy and made over the telephone after registering for their access scheme. The customer service representative was very helpful and discussed my options. I decided to have a non transfer seat as it was easiest for me.
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Access Ticket: £25.25
Carer Ticket: Free
Theatre Location
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This theatre is located on the corner of Coventry Street and Oxendon street. halfway between Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square. It is very central and close to a lot of good resturants
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Theatre Access
Access to the theatre is via the side door with a ramp. Either side door opens so stand well clear because I was almost hit with the side door.
There is easy access to the box where we were seated once inside.
Access Host
Seat and Staging
Toilets
The access was great and host greeted us upon arrival. They escorted us down in the lift to the bathrooms and waited to show us to our showed us to our seats. They also brought us refreshments at the interval. l was escorted to and from the toilet at the end of the show and helped us exit through the crowds.​​​​​​​
We sat at the very back of the stalls in seats U27 and U28. This was a wheelchair space and companion seat.
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The rake of the theatre was quite shallow and normally I have a very clear view over other audience members but on this occasion I had to adjust often during the show.
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There was also two members of staff stood right next to me one of whom was training. They talked fairly consistently during the first half which was very off putting but thankfully moved for the second half.
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The toilet was located at the lower level of the auditorium and accessed by lift. This was fine before the show but at the end of the show you had to fight against the flow of people leaving from the circle.
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You don't need a radar key to access but it was opposite the ladies toilets so at busy times it was difficult to access as you had to push through a queue.
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The toilet is a good size and from my recollection there is enough space to side transfer.
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I visited in May 2024 and all views expressed above are my personal opinion.
It was my first visit to the Prince of Wales Theatre
