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Jersey Boys Ticket Prices

This toe-tapping jukebox musical has been workin’ its way into the hearts of West End audiences with the sweet sounds and compelling story of The Four Seasons. It is an enduringly popular show and well-priced for theatregoers on a budget - tickets begin at just £25 in the Dress Circle.

Prices do not exceed £150, but if this sounds above your budget keep reading: there are lots of ways to get cheap Jersey Boys tickets in London for under £50 including offers and exclusive prices. 

Jersey Boys Discounted Tickets

CURRENT OFFER: Save up to £25 on performances until 31 July. Book by 30 June 2023.

Jersey Boys ticket offers and discounts have become much more frequent now the show has been at Trafalgar Theatre for over a year, and there are many opportunities to save as much as 50% off your tickets. 

It is worth checking year-round for offers, but keep a particular eye on seasonal promotions such as London Theatre Week and Black Friday, when prices can be as low as £15 for some seats. 

When To Book Tickets

There is good availability for this musical even if you book very close to your chosen performance date, although like every West End show there is more choice in the lower price bands if you book at least a month ahead. Always be aware that if you book for Friday - Sunday performances or during a school holiday it is more expensive than booking for an off-peak weekday evening. 

Last-minute tickets are another great way to save money on your theatre trip. There are often seats available the week before, or even the day of, a performance. These may drop in price by as much as £10 or £15 compared to the same seats a week or two later, to ensure they sell.

Rush tickets are available on the day of a performance and cost £25. These are limited in number and released at 10am on the TodayTix app, so you need to be quick to secure them. 

Top Tips For Your Visit

Trafalgar Theatre is just off Trafalgar Square and ideally situated for taking in some of the most famous sights in London before a show. St. James Park and Buckingham Palace are both less than 20 minutes walk away. In the opposite direction, Covent Garden and Soho’s many independent shops and cafes are similarly nearby. 

The Q-Park Theatreland parking scheme can save you 50% on off-street parking if you are driving into central London, but Trafalgar Theatre is also very well connected by public transport. 

There is a cloakroom at the venue next to a refreshments and souvenir kiosk. You are welcome to bring water and small snacks from outside if you do not want to buy drinks from the bar.