Billy Elliot Tickets

Billy Elliot Ticket Prices

Go, Billy! After ten long years, beloved British musical Billy Elliot is back in the West End. This Tony and Olivier Award winner, with songs by Elton John, is a real modern classic that audiences love. Prices are currently what you would expect for a big show in central London, starting from around £36 and hitting more than £250 for premium seats.

While you can expect to see some offers on tickets as the opening night gets closer, it is very easy to get cheap tickets for Billy Elliot whenever you book. Keep reading for our top tips, so you can enjoy some "Electricity" on stage for less.

Billy Elliot Discount Tickets

This popular musical will likely be included in some promotions, such as London Theatre Week and New Year Sales. If you cannot find an offer, we recommend comparing the tickets marked restricted view because there are often hidden gems! Websites like SeatPlan and Theatre Monkey are great if you need help - theatregoers often add photos and comments after their visit so you can look before you book.

When To Book Tickets

There is good availability for tickets at all performances, but we advise booking a few weeks or a month in advance to make sure you get the seats you want. When we checked, weekend and midweek prices looked quite similar, but we suggest comparing dates before you make a decision - Mondays and Tuesdays are up to 13% cheaper than performances in the latter half of the week.

School holidays will also book up more quickly as budding ballet dancers and musical theatre-loving families head to London to enjoy the show.

Top Tips For Your Visit

The Adelphi Theatre is just a couple of minutes' walk from Covent Garden and Charing Cross tube station, making it really accessible from most major transport hubs. Covent Garden itself is very close, with lots of shops and places to eat, as well as the London Transport Museum. If you don't want to pay for the museum, the gift shop is free to enter and browse. The South Bank is just across the river, so on a sunny day there are plenty of things to do outside before the show begins.

You can usually take your own snacks into the theatre, but any hot food is prohibited.

Doors open an hour before the show begins, so make sure you arrive on time to avoid queues at the merchandise and bar locations. Bag checks are often in operation as well. If you need to store large items, consider using Stasher or Luggage Hero, which both have locations across the city.