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Amelia Hart
2026-08-04
5
The score is even better live, My Shot had the whole room leaning forward and the staging never stops moving
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Ryan Docherty
2026-07-21
5
Third time seeing it and the turntable staging still floors me, Victoria Palace is exactly the right size for this show
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Olivia Sinclair
2026-07-05
5
Booked on a whim and came out completely wrung out in the best way, the second act builds to something extraordinary
Things to Know Before Booking Hamilton Tickets

What Your Ticket Includes

Your ticket covers entry to the performance of Hamilton at Victoria Palace Theatre, Lin-Manuel Miranda's score performed live by the full company and band. Food and drink are not included.

Age Recommendations

The show contains some strong language and is recommended for ages 10 and above. Children under 3 are not admitted to the theatre. Everyone, whatever their age, needs their own ticket, and anyone aged 16 or under must be accompanied by and seated next to a ticketholder aged 18 or over.

Best Time to Attend

Thursday and Saturday matinees at 2:30 pm are the calmer option and easier to build a day around. Evening performances at 7:30 pm draw a fuller, livelier house — the big ensemble numbers land hardest in a packed auditorium.

Facilities

Victoria Palace Theatre has a licensed bar, toilets and merchandise kiosks on every level, and at-seat service is available for anyone who cannot reach the bars. The cloakroom takes coats and small bags for a small charge. Victoria's restaurants and pubs are a few minutes' walk for pre-show dining. Outside food and drink may not be brought into the auditorium.

Accessibility

Step-free access to Stalls level is via Allington Street, to the left of the theatre. There are two wheelchair spaces at the rear of the Stalls with room for a companion, and transfers to any aisle seat in the Stalls can be arranged. An adapted toilet is located at the rear of the Stalls, with a second in Pavlova's Bar, and an assistive listening system is available. Contact the venue's access team in advance to arrange seating and assistance.

Why You Should See Hamilton in London

The score that changed musicals
The score that changed musicals
A cabinet full of awards
A cabinet full of awards
Thomas Kail's staging at Victoria Palace
Thomas Kail's staging at Victoria Palace
History with a pulse
History with a pulse
How Long Is Hamilton?

Hamilton runs for approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes, including one 15-minute interval.

Performances are at 7:30 pm from Monday to Saturday, with matinees at 2:30 pm on Thursday and Saturday. Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance, so allow time to find your seat.

How to get there

Venue: Victoria Palace Theatre, 79 Victoria Street, London SW1E 5EA

By tube: Victoria (Circle, District and Victoria lines) is the nearest Underground station, directly across Victoria Street from the theatre.

By train: Victoria is also the closest National Rail station, a couple of minutes' walk away.

By bus: Routes 2, 11, 16, 24, 36, 38, 52, 73, 82, 148, 170, 211 and 507 all serve the streets around the theatre.

By car: The nearest car park is on Eccleston Bridge. Central London congestion and ULEZ charges apply, so public transport is usually the easier option.

Food and Drink

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The Albert
A Grade II listed Victorian pub on Victoria Street, roughly three minutes' walk from the theatre. Built in 1862 and the last survivor of the original Victoria Street development, it still has its etched glass and original façade. Pub classics downstairs, a carvery upstairs, and it fills fast before curtain up.
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Market Halls Victoria
A food hall in a former Edwardian dance hall at 191 Victoria Street, about four minutes' walk. Nine independent kitchens and three bars across three floors, plus a rooftop terrace. The easiest option for a group that cannot agree on one cuisine, and quick enough for a 7:30 pm start.
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Nova Victoria
The dining quarter on Bressenden Place, around four minutes from the theatre. A cluster of proper sit-down restaurants including Sticks'n'Sushi, set around an open plaza. Book ahead for an evening performance — it is the busiest pre-theatre spot in Victoria.
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The Willow Walk
A large pub on Wilton Road by Victoria Station, about six minutes' walk. Cheap, cheerful and cavernous, with a menu that runs all day and enough tables to absorb a big group without a reservation. Handy if you are heading straight for a train afterwards.
Quick Overview

Address: Victoria Palace Theatre, 79 Victoria Street, London SW1E 5EA

Duration: Approximately 2 hours 45 minutes, including one 15-minute interval

Age Restriction: Contains some strong language and is recommended for ages 10 and above. Children under 3 are not admitted, and under-16s must be accompanied by and seated next to an adult aged 18 or over

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