Come Alive! The Greatest Showman Circus Spectacular Tickets

Come Alive Ticket Prices

Step into the big top for a Greatest Showman-inspired spectacle at Come Alive! in London. This immersive family-friendly show features some eye-popping performances from circus professionals, acrobats and more, along with songs from The Greatest Showman including “This Is Me” and “The Greatest Show”. Prices range from around £60-£290, so it’s not the cheapest show in town, but there are lots of ways to enjoy a day at the big top within your budget.

Keep reading for our top tips for good value and cheap tickets for Come Alive, including offers and seating advice.

Come Alive Discount Tickets

Come Alive isn’t discounted as often as other shows in London, but we recommend checking seasonal theatre promotions like London Theatre Week and Black Friday, when it may be included. 

If you can’t find a discount for the performance you want, we highly recommend comparing seats in different price bands to find the best value for your visit. The layout of the venue is unique and in-the-round, with different experiences depending on whether you sit at the front or back. Luckily, other theatregoers can help you visualise the experience on websites like SeatPlan (which also has user-submitted photos of the view) and Theatremonkey.

When To Book Tickets

There is currently fair to good availability across all price bands for this show, but the cheaper tickets sell faster than top-price tickets. As a family show, weekends are the most popular, but be aware that school holidays will also sell much more quickly than a quiet midweek performance in term-time. For an idea of price variations, we checked a Wednesday evening and a Saturday afternoon in September, and found tickets on the Saturday were up to 40% more expensive.

Top Tips For Your Visit

The Empress Museum theatre is in a more residential area of London, although the free Natural History Museum and Science Museum in South Kensington are a short tube ride away. We recommend arriving at the venue up to an hour early to enjoy some free pre-show entertainment. 

There is an on-site food court serving US-style food like burgers and hot dogs, and the venue’s policy is to not allow food or drink from outside, unless it’s for medical reasons. 

A cloakroom may be available, but try to bring a small bag only in case you need to store it under your seat.