Paranormal Activity Tickets

Paranormal Activity Ticket Prices

Are you scared of things that go bump in the night? Test your nerves with the brilliantly creepy Paranormal Activity in the West End, based on the hit film franchise. This brand new story might send a shiver down your spine, but ticket prices don’t have to: they start at just £33, with top prices hitting around £160. 

There are lots of ways to watch this blockbuster horror show for less, including offers, tips about where to sit and when to book. Below, we’ve explained how to get the best value and cheap tickets for Paranormal Activity. 

Paranormal Activity Discount Tickets

Since opening in London, Paranormal Activity has been on offer several times, with discounts of over 30% available for various dates. It’s also a good idea to book during the biggest theatre promotions, such as London Theatre Week and Black Friday, when even more tickets for lots of shows are discounted. 

If you can’t find a discount for the performance you want, your best bet is to compare seats in different price bands to find the best value. Websites like SeatPlan, which has interactive seating plans with real view from seat photos, and Theatremonkey, which has various seating tips for most West End theatres, are ones you should bookmark.

When To Book Tickets

There is currently good availability across all price bands for this show, but like most theatre productions, cheaper tickets usually sell faster than the more expensive options. Fridays, Saturdays and peak periods such as school holidays are more expensive than Monday-Thursday, with price differences of up to 28% for certain tickets.

If you want to try your luck with last-minute tickets, you might find that the price drops on the day of the performance for any unsold seats. You can check this online or try for returns at the box office.

Top Tips For Your Visit

The Ambassadors Theatre is in central London, less than 10 minutes from Covent Garden and close to other popular areas like Chinatown, which is a great option for a quick, good-value lunch or dinner. 

The theatre is quite small for a West End venue, and doesn’t have a public cloakroom for customers. Try to bring only what you need, in a handbag or small backpack. 

The bars serve snacks and drinks - both alcoholic and non-alcoholic - but you can usually take in bottled water to save money.

If you are driving, you can save up to 50% on parking with the Q-Park Theatreland scheme.