Newsies Tickets

Newsies Ticket Prices

Seize the day and get down to see this feel-good Disney musical in its exciting, immersive home at Troubador Wembley Park! Ticket prices start at £29.80, and the most expensive seats currently cost just shy of £110. 

There are plenty of ways to join the hype at this show with cheap tickets for Newsies; it has already been included in some of the biggest West End promotions and the unique seating layout means there are plenty of ways to see the show for less. 

Newsies Discount Tickets

Since opening in November 2022, the musical has already been included in some of the West End’s biggest promotions, including London Theatre Week Spring 2023. Exclusive prices started at just £25. You can expect it to also feature in future LTW promotions, as well as New Year Sales and Black Friday. 

If you can’t find a discount, take your time looking at reviews for the different seating areas on SeatPlan; you may find that the cheapest seats at the back of Manhattan are a great deal for your budget, or you might want to stretch an extra £10 or so for decent restricted view seats right at the side of the stage. 

When To Book Tickets

You do not need to book months in advance to secure cheap tickets, but like most shows, you will have more options if you book early. Weekends and school holidays are likely to sell quickly because this show has a wide appeal for kids and teenagers. 

Newsies rush tickets are available for a last-minute booking. They are released at 10am on the day of the performance, and you can book up to two tickets. 

Tickets for midweek performances and Sunday evenings are cheaper than Friday evening - Sunday matinee performances, so you will save a bit of money if you can see the show outside of these peak times.

Top Tips For Your Visit

Wembley Park Theatre is located outside of central London, but it is very well-connected so you can still enjoy free and cheap attractions in the city before you watch the show. Wembley Park itself is also an exciting cultural hub, with lots of free outdoor exhibitions including art trails and the London Square of Fame. 

The theatre does not have a car park, but visitors can use Wembley Park’s facilities. Wembley Stadium and the SSE Arena are both close by, so on match days parking spaces will be more expensive and limited. 

Cold food and soft drinks can be taken into the theatre if you’d rather not spend extra at the bar. The cloakroom charges £1 per item, and small bags can be taken with you and stored under your seat.