Titanique Tickets

Titanique Ticket Prices

Are you ready for some serious theatre fun, girlfriend? The fabulously camp Titanique has docked in the West End, and it’s one of the most entertaining musicals in town. And the good news is, whether you’re as rich as Rose’s family or have to slum it with Jack, there are tickets for all budgets. Prices start at £35 and cost up to £170 at peak performances.

There are lots of ways to board the Ship of Dreams and enjoy this Celine Dion-powered comedy, including offers, seating tips and knowing when to book. Keep reading for our advice on getting great value and cheap tickets for Titanique.

Titanique Discount Tickets

Titanique is often on offer, with discounts of 25-30% already available for various dates. We also recommend booking during big theatre promotions such as London Theatre Week, which includes tickets for a range of West End shows from just £15. There's no guarantee a popular show like this will be included, but it has featured in past Theatre Week listings.

If discounts are not available when you want to book, we suggest comparing different seats and areas of the theatre on Theatre Monkey and SeatPlan. These seating advice websites are really helpful, and often include real theatregoer comments. SeatPlan even has view from seat photos so you can see what you get before you pay.

When To Book Tickets

There is currently good availability across all price bands for this musical, but the cheaper tickets tend to sell out quicker than top-price options. Fridays, Saturdays and peak periods such as school holidays are usually more expensive than weekdays, with price differences of up to 15% on certain tickets. If you are visiting at the weekend, the Sunday evening performance costs about the same as midweek.

Last-minute and Rush tickets are available for this production, with £30 Rush seats put on sale at 10am each day on TodayTix. Sometimes returns or unsold tickets are also available at a discounted price if you book last minute.

Top Tips For Your Visit

The Criterion Theatre is in the centre of Piccadilly Circus, with major tourist attractions, food and drinks options all within walking distance. 

The cloakroom has limited space, with large bags and suitcases not accepted. Items can be checked in for £1 each if you don’t want to take bags to your seats.

The bars serve a range of snacks and drinks, but you can usually take in your own bottled water and cold snacks to save money.

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