The Phantom of the Opera
His Majesty's Theatre (Formerly Her Majesty's Theatre), Haymarket
40th anniversary season at His Majesty’s Theatre, Haymarket. Booking until 2 October 2027
Venue
Haymarket, London SW1Y 4QL
His Majesty's Theatre on Haymarket stages The Phantom of the Opera. Its traditional auditorium rises through Stalls, Royal Circle, Grand Circle and Balcony; the route to your seat matters as much as the distance from the stage.

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Capacity
Just over 1,200 across four levels
Shows & upcoming productions
1
Google rating
4.7 ★ (16k)
His Majesty's Theatre (Formerly Her Majesty's Theatre), Haymarket
40th anniversary season at His Majesty’s Theatre, Haymarket. Booking until 2 October 2027
Compare the lower Stalls with the raised Royal Circle, Grand Circle and Balcony before booking Phantom tickets. Upper levels require stairs. Check the individual ticket for restricted-view information, especially when considering a side position, rather than treating a whole level as a guaranteed clear view.
Read our Stalls and Circle seating guide, then check The Phantom of the Opera tickets and dates. For other venues, browse our London and UK theatre directory.
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Haymarket, London SW1Y 4QL
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Piccadilly Circus or Leicester Square.
Train
Charing Cross is a nearby National Rail option. Plan the walk to Haymarket and check accessible routes separately if you need step-free travel.
Bus
3, 6, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 22, 22B, 38, 53, 88, 94, 159
Parking
MasterPark in Whitcomb Street, Trafalgar (Q Park Scheme) Meter on Charles II Street and St James’s Square, Single yellow lines in Haymarket
The level-access route to the Stalls is through a side entrance on Charles II Street, with assistance from theatre staff.
The level-access route to the Stalls is through a side entrance on Charles II Street, with assistance from theatre staff. Wheelchair and transfer arrangements should be confirmed with the access team before choosing seats. An accessible toilet is located inside the Charles II Street entrance. Do not assume that the street-level main foyer gives step-free access to every seating level.
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Hours supplied by Google may change, especially on holidays. Check your ticket for arrival and performance times. Online ticket availability is shown on the production page.
Piccadilly Circus or Leicester Square. Charing Cross is a nearby National Rail option. Plan the walk to Haymarket and check accessible routes separately if you need step-free travel.
The level-access route to the Stalls is through a side entrance on Charles II Street, with assistance from theatre staff. Wheelchair and transfer arrangements should be confirmed with the access team before choosing seats. An accessible toilet is located inside the Charles II Street entrance. Do not assume that the street-level main foyer gives step-free access to every seating level.
Use the show link on this page to compare the currently listed dates and ticket options. Read the seat restrictions and confirm any access requirements before completing your booking.
The Phantom Of the Opera is listed for His Majesty's Theatre (Formerly Her Majesty's Theatre), Haymarket. Check the production page for performance dates. Browse and book tickets directly through British Theatre.
The nearest tube station is Piccadilly Circus or Leicester Square..
His Majesty's Theatre (Formerly Her Majesty's Theatre), Haymarket is located at Haymarket, London SW1Y 4QL.
You can call His Majesty's Theatre (Formerly Her Majesty's Theatre), Haymarket on 020 3925 2998. For tickets and bookings, check dates and available seats on the production page.
The His Majesty's Theatre (Formerly Her Majesty's Theatre), Haymarket box office (ticket desk) operates: Monday: 12:00 – 7:45 PM; Tuesday: 12:00 – 7:45 PM; Wednesday: 12:00 – 7:45 PM; Thursday: 12:00 – 7:45 PM; Friday: 12:00 – 7:45 PM; Saturday: 12:00 – 7:45 PM; Sunday: Closed. Check your ticket for arrival and performance times. Online booking is available through British Theatre.
His Majesty's Theatre (Formerly Her Majesty's Theatre), Haymarket offers wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible seating, wheelchair-accessible toilets. Please contact the venue directly if you have specific access requirements.
His Majesty's Theatre (Formerly Her Majesty's Theatre), Haymarket has a capacity of Just over 1,200 across four levels.
The theatre was first established as the Queen’s theatre in 1705, in tribute to Queen Anne (the name changes with the gender of each monarch). Due to the prohibition of unaccompanied legitimate drama, the theatre became and opera house, performing more than 25 operas by Handel between 1711 and 1739 and premiering 3 operas by Bach in 1763. On 17 June 1789, the roof of the building was deliberately set ablaze, causing the building to burn down as rehearsing dancers fled the beans falling onto the stage.
A new theatre was built on the site and opened in 1791, and continued to produce operas through the 18th and 19th Century. After management changes and extensive refurbishments, the theatre began performing dramatic role more extensively in 1897, including adaptations of Tolstoy and George Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion (1914). The nature of theatre and its operatic background made it the perfect host for the emerging genre of musical theatre. Opening in 1916, Chu Chin Chow ran for 2,235 performances (this would remain a world record until 1955).
Musicals continued their rise in popularity throughout the post-war years, and were regularly performed at the theatre. These shows included Broadway transfers of Follow the Girls (1945), Brigadoon (1949), Paint Your Wagon (1953), West Side Story (1958) and the London premiere of Fiddler on the Roof (1967). In 1976, the theatre played hose to the first Secret Policeman’s Ball, a comedy benefit for Amnesty International.
With the coronation of King Charles III, Her Majesty's Theatre became Hius Majesty's Theatre at 11am on 5th May 2023.
The Phantom of the Opera, which opened in 1986, is the second longest running musical in West End history.
The Phantom of the Opera (1986)
The Scarlet Pimpernel (1985)
Bugsy Malone (1983)
Amadeus (1981)
The Good Companions (1974)
Fiddler on the Roof (1967)
Lock Up Your Daughters (1962)
Bye Bye Birdie (1961)
His Majesty's Theatre (Formerly Her Majesty's Theatre), Haymarket
I absolutely loved The Phantom of the Opera. From the very first scene, I was completely captivated. The music is powerful and emotional, the staging is spectacular, and the performances are outstanding. The chandelier scene was unforgettable, and the vocals throughout the show were simply incredible. You can really feel the intensity and passion from the cast. The costumes, the orchestra, the atmosphere — everything comes together perfectly. It’s a timeless classic for a reason. An unforgettable experience. 5/5, highly recommend!
Now let me begin by highlighting that I am not a fan of musical theatre, but in any great relationship we sometimes have to compromise. My cultured better half absolutely adores Phantom of the Opera and so with a fake smile plastered on my face, I said “I’d love to come with you to see Phantom” lol. The venue was as you would expect for a Royal Venue and the staff and service were impeccable. The inside of the theatre had its own muted, but spectacular atmosphere and the auditorium was packed (on a Tuesday evening!!). The show began (no photos or videos during the show are allowed) and I surprised myself at points by actually enjoying it! There was humour, drama, suspense, pyrotechnics, dancing, but there was still too much singing for me lol. For anyone not a lover of the theatre, Phantom is a great initiation as it was thoroughly enjoyable! Of course I didn’t tell my partner how much I enjoyed it lol, I just said it wasn’t bad. The prices of the tickets and drinks were reasonable, but for me at 6ft (183cm) the seating is a bit cramped. Thankfully there was an interval after an hour so I was able to stretch my legs. Pre-ordering drinks for the interval is available and that’s exactly what we did, to beat the queues. A great night at the theatre and next time I won’t be kicking and screaming so much when next told by my partner that she wants me to take her to see a show.
My wife and I went here for evening show, Jan 26, we were sat in the stalls row GG in the middle which was excellent. Access was easy, no queuing, same for the bar. Drink prices were good. Seats were comfortable only towards the last 10 mins was my bum starting to complain. An excellent production of "Phantom of the Opera" really enjoyable and the audience was very respectful of the performers. Highly recommend.
Phantom of the Opera is a must watch!!!! Love the staging and the actors voices. Such a good show and the singing is amazing. Recommend the top floor rather than the Royal Circle
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