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Fiddler on the Roof Ticket Prices

Enjoy a classic Broadway musical in an unconventional setting this summer! Fiddler on the Roof is the final show in Regent’s Park’s 2024 season, and it is just as catchy, humorous and touching at the Open Air Theatre as it is in a standard West End venue. Even better: tickets are on average cheaper than in central London, with prices starting at just £15 and not currently exceeding £90.

As one of the more affordable and unique ways to see a big musical, we can guarantee you won’t be singing “If I Were A Rich Man” when you’re looking for cheap Fiddler on the Roof tickets. Keep reading for our tips and tricks to make the most of your budget.

Fiddler on the Roof Discount Tickets

There are currently no discounts for this show, but previous musicals at the Open Air Theatre have had great savings for theatregoers. Keep an eye out on our site for any exclusive pricing and offers. 

If you are under 18, you can save 50% on Tuesday - Friday via the box office. The venue also offers special rates for over 65s at midweek matinees. 

If you cannot find a discount, we recommend comparing the cheaper tickets under £50 on SeatPlan. Theatregoers have added photos and reviews from spots across the auditorium, and often rate the cheapest tickets at the back and sides four or five stars for a clear view.

When To Book Tickets

There is good availability across all price bands and dates for this show, so you do not need to book very early to secure good value tickets. If you can attend on a Monday evening, do so because tickets are £45 or less on this day. Compared to other dates, you can save up to 30%. 

There are not currently any Rush, Lottery or Day Seat promotions for Fiddler on the Roof, but as the show’s opening draws closer these will be confirmed by the venue.

Top Tips For Your Visit

Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre is in Regent’s Park, a short walk from both Camden - with its vibrant markets - and pretty Primrose Hill. You can get into central London quickly and easily by both bus and underground, but we recommend spending some time in North West London, which offers a mixture of green oasis, bustling markets and canalside walks.

You can purchase food and drinks on site, including picnic packages, but the venue also allows you to bring your own picnics. You can eat these on the picnic lawn or in Queen Mary’s Gardens by the box office. Bottled drinks and snacks are also allowed inside the auditorium. 

This is a completely outdoor theatre and the show will go on in most weather conditions. Umbrellas are permitted on the grounds but cannot be used once you are in your seat, so bring a raincoat to avoid getting wet.

Cloakroom facilities are not available, so only bring what you need and can fit under your seat.