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The 39 Steps Ticket Prices

If you’re looking for a hilarious night of entertainment, The 39 Steps will provide just that as Alfred Hitchcock’s spy thriller heads to the West End for a limited run this Summer. The Olivier and Tony Award-winning play has been capturing audiences around the country as it toured the UK, delighting over 3 million people. 

Ticket prices start as low as £20, with the most expensive, premium seats costing up to £100. Prices can jump up during the weekend as it's typically the peak visiting time for the show. However, if you don’t mind booking in advance, you may be able to grab a good deal. 

The 39 Steps Discount Tickets

Offers for this limited run won’t always be available, although it’s best to keep an eye on ticket prices. Sometimes discounts may become available, especially if you book in advance, or if the show is included in any promotions. 

The best way to get good value tickets without discount is to choose where you sit. Websites like SeatPlan and Theatre Monkey will show you pictures and comments from real audience members to help you find the hidden gems. These sites are really useful when looking at restricted-view seats. 

When to Book Tickets

Currently, availability for The 39 Steps is good, although cheaper ticket prices will sell out quickly. For the best availability and choice of seats, we recommend booking as far ahead as possible to secure the tickets you’re after, especially as the show is only in the West End for a limited time. 

At the time of writing, ticket prices for mid-week and weekend performances are the same across each show. It’s good to keep in mind that this isn’t always the case and ticket prices may change depending on demand. 

The 39 Steps has eight performances each week, with matinees on Thursdays and Saturdays starting at 2.30pm. All evening performances of The 39 Steps start at 7.30pm. Typically Saturday matinee shows are the most popular within the West End. 

Top Tips For Your Visit

Trafalgar Theatre is located a short walk away from Charing Cross tube and train station, with Leicester Square and Covent Garden tube stations both a 10-minute walk away. The location of the venue means there are a wide variety of restaurants, bars and pubs surrounding the venue. 

The theatre provides complimentary cloakrooms that are available for coats and small bags. Bottled drinks, cold food and snacks can be taken into the venue, however, no hot food is permitted. Trafalgar Theatre has a bar and cafe, both serving alcoholic and soft drinks as well as snacks and ice cream. 

The 39 Steps is 1 hour and 40 minutes long, this is good to bear in mind, especially when planning your journey home from the venue.