Sorry, Shrek The Musical closed on 31 Aug 2024

Shrek Ticket Prices

We all know and love the films, but have you seen the feel-good musical adaptation? The blockbuster that is Shrek the Musical heads back to the West End this summer for 6 weeks only. The musical isn’t just for kids, it’ll leave all of the family laughing from its rib-tickling comedy and tapping their feet to some of the best-known songs from the film. 

Tickets start as low as £15, with the highest price point being £113 for seats at the front of the Stalls. Don’t worry about spending a fortune on high-priced tickets when you may be able to grab some magical deals! 

Shrek Discount Tickets

At the time of writing, London Theatre Week is in full swing and there are currently offers across tickets on select dates to save £10 per ticket, which can be up to a whopping £40 off for a family of four! If you want the cheapest tickets and can’t find a discount, evening weekday performances have the best availability and cheapest prices. 

You can check the view from the seats you’re looking at using websites like SeatPlan and TheatreMonkey. These sites are especially popular as they provide user-submitted photos and comments so that you can get an idea of the experience and view in every price band. This is most useful when looking at restricted view seats to find out just how restricted the view really is. 

Rush/Day Seat schemes are yet to be confirmed.

When to Book Tickets

Availability for Shrek is currently good. If you want the most choice across price bands, we recommend looking at mid-week evening performances - these are typically the best priced performances, too. 

As the run is limited to 6 weeks and is throughout the summer holidays, we suggest booking in advance to avoid disappointment. West End theatre is very popular for families over the summer and availability is often harder during times when children are off from school. 

Top Tips For Your Visit

The age guidance for the performance of Shrek is 5 and up, it’s good to keep in mind that the performance contains smoke and flashing lights that the little ones might find scary. 

There is a limited-capacity cloakroom available at the venue for a small fee. Bear in mind that large bags and suitcases will not be admitted to the venue. The Apollo has multiple bars selling alcohol, soft drinks and snacks that you’re allowed to bring into the auditorium. There is no hot food available and you won’t be able to bring your own in, but there are plenty of restaurants in the local area to eat at before or after the performance. 

It’s good to bear in mind that the Apollo is now a cashless venue to speed up sales and reduce their customers' waiting times, so you’ll only be able to use card or contactless when making purchases.