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Navigating the Apollo Victoria Theatre Seating Plan
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What are the Sections Available in Apollo Victoria Theatre?
Stalls
Seven spacious stalls make the auditorium seem more like a concert than a theatre. With nearly 30 rows, the Stalls is large yet simple to manoeuvre, with many aisles providing legroom and uninterrupted views. A massive gangway goes behind Row P.
Circle
This section seats nearly 1000 people, and can be divided into a front, middle and rear section. The front five rows of this section provide some of the best views in the whole theatre. The further back from the stage you go, the cheaper the price becomes, but the view isn't as great.
30-Seconds Takeaway: Apollo Victoria Theatre Seating Plan
- There are 2,328 seats available in the Apollo Victoria Theatre. There is enough for 1298 people in the Stalls and 1030 in the Circle.
- All seats in the auditorium have decent sight lines, however, those at the very back of the Circle may find themselves a long way from the action.
- Rows K through T is ideal because you can see the whole stage and all of the special effects without feeling removed from the action.
- Day Seats, located in the first row of the Stalls, go on sale for a discounted price beginning at 10 am on the day of every performance.
Accessible Seating in Apollo Victoria Theatre
- The Apollo Victoria entrance is on Wilton Road, near Victoria Station. The main entryway is 4 steps from the street level. The Vauxhall Bridge Road entry is another option. A wheelchair lift gives access to the foyer level, Circle, and toilets. Maximum weight is 200kg, 29"x33".
- A dedicated Access Host is available at the Apollo Victoria upon request to help clients.
- Handrails go down 29 stairs (3 flights) from the entrance to the Stalls. The Stalls Auditorium has a small incline but no stairs. No customer lifts access to the Stalls. We do not recommend this section for those with mobility issues
- The Circle's front has 13 steps (1 flight) with railings. There's also a wheelchair elevator from the lobby to the Circle's entrance. This level provides level access to Row F's 4 wheelchair and transfer seats. The Circle has transfer seats.
- There are 14 stairs between Row F to Row A. The mid-rear of the Circle is reached via 37 stairs, including 25 (4 flights) to the Circle bar and 12 more to the auditorium. Handrails are on all stairs. Upon entering the theatre, it was observed that the stairs leading to the seats were lacking any railings.
Frequently Asked Questions About Apollo Victoria Seating Plan
Where are the best seats in Apollo Victoria?
The best seats in the house are at the centre of the Stalls Rows F-K
How many sections does the Apollo Victoria have?
Apollo Victoria Theatre is spread across 2 sections - Stalls and Circle.
What is the seating capacity of the Apollo Victoria?
There are 2,328 seats available in the Apollo Victoria Theatre.
Which seats have the best views of the stage in the Apollo Victoria?
The Circle offers a variety of different ticket prices, with front-centre seats providing the best view. Good value tickets can be found in the rear of the Circle, still offering a great overall view of the stage. Row F in the circle is the most ideal seating location for customers with limited mobility.
Which seats in the Apollo Victoria provide value for money?
The first three rows of the Circle and the last four rows of the Stalls will also provide decent views at decent prices.
What is the Stalls section in Apollo Victoria?
If you are looking for seats with the best views, look no further. They are the closest to the stage and provide a great view. However, make sure that you avoid the front boxes since they give a very angled view.
What is the Circle section in Apollo Victoria?
The Circle will provide you with a decent view of the stage, at great prices though it is a little far away from the stage and the centre of action.