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The King and I Ticket Prices

If you’re in the mood for a classic musical with gorgeous costumes and some of the best songs in the playbook, this Rodgers & Hammerstein show is one to watch. It might be a Golden Age musical, but you don’t need to own blocks of gold to enjoy it in London: prices currently start at £30, and rise to around £175, with lots of tickets available for less than £70.

Day Seat, last-minute tickets and offers are all available for this classic, so check our tips below and you’ll be able to “whistle a happy tune” with The King and I cheap tickets! 

The King and I Discount Tickets

This production hits London fresh off a big UK tour with some big discounts of over 50% already available. Like many shows at the Dominion Theatre we expect it to be included in some big West End promotions such as London Theatre Week. These are popular times to book, as you can get tickets from £15 with a great view of the stage. 

If you want to book now and can’t find a discount, we recommend using seating advice from SeatPlan and Theatre Monkey to decide which tickets are the best value. The Dominion is a very big venue but there are some fantastic views to be found across the auditorium. Theatregoers contribute tips, photos and advice to these websites, and they are a go-to resource if you want cheap tickets for The King and I.

When To Book Tickets

There is good availability across all price bands at the moment, but we recommend booking a month or more in advance to make sure you get the seats you want within your budget. 

If you can attend on a weekday (Monday - Thursday), do so: tickets are between 5% and 20% cheaper on these days compared to peak Friday - Saturday performances. The exception to this is during school holidays when weekdays and weekends are about the same price. 

Day Seats may be available from the box office but you will need to phone up or visit in person. TodayTix Rush tickets are available from 10am on the day of the performance, costing £30.

Top Tips For Your Visit

The Dominion Theatre is just across the road from Tottenham Court Road station and is ideally located for public transport. If you are driving, you can save up to 50% on off-road parking with Q-Park’s Theatreland scheme.

Some local restaurants have discounts for people attending a show. More information is available on the official website. 

The venue has a cloakroom that charges £2 per item. Booster seats can be rented for £1.

A range of snacks such as ice cream and drinks including non-alcoholic options are available at the bars. Thrifty theatregoers are welcome to bring a soft drink in a plastic bottle and small, discreet cold snacks for the interval.