The Hunger Games: On Stage Tickets

The Hunger Games On Stage Ticket Prices

Join Katniss Everdeen as she fights for survival in The Hunger Games On Stage, a world premiere spectacle in London. Using immersive staging and taking place in a custom-built venue, this breathtaking show brings the books to the stage for the very first time. 

You don’t need to live in the Capitol to afford tickets, either; ticket prices start from just £28 and there are already offers available. We’ve volunteered as tribute, giving you all the tips for the best value and cheap tickets for The Hunger Games On Stage below.

The Hunger Games On Stage Discount Tickets

The Hunger Games On Stage has already been discounted, with up to £70 off tickets recorded in previous promotions. These sorts of savings can help you sit in one of the Districts closer to the stage, so keep an eye out for future offers, including seasonal events like London Theatre Week and the New Year Sale.

If offers aren’t available for the date you want, you can also do a bit of research about the view from different price bands. Websites like Theatremonkey and SeatPlan offer some fantastic tips from theatregoers, which is especially useful for a new venue like the Canary Wharf Theatre, and its unique layout. Because it’s a new theatre, the view tends to be good, so prices are based more on how immersive each area is.

When To Book Tickets

Ticket availability is good even for last minute bookings, but we suggest getting your tickets a couple of weeks in advance if you want the best choice across all price bands. Be aware that peak periods like weekends and school holidays will be more popular and therefore more expensive. If you can attend on a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday, you can often find tickets that cost up to 20% less than at the weekend. 

Top Tips For Your Visit

The Canary Wharf Theatre is located in Canary Wharf, a bit outside of the main West End tourist area. However, it is well-connected, with the Elizabeth line and Jubilee line both serving Canary Wharf underground station. For sightseeing, we recommend hopping on the DLR to Greenwich, where riverside walks and historic features are around every corner. Cheap eats are also available in Greenwich, which has a market near Cutty Sark. Canary Wharf itself is home to the free Museum of London Docklands, plus plenty of restaurants. 

Nearby parking options include Cabot Place car park and Jubilee Place car park.

The venue has a cloakroom, and items can be checked in for a small fee. Larger items like suitcases aren’t accepted, so plan ahead and store these at nearby Stasher or Luggage Hero locations.

Free drinking water is available at the bar, or you can bring in a small bottle of water.