Access Guide to London's Theatres

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Gielgud Shaftesbury Avenue, W1D 6AR BEAK STREET LEXINGTON ST. JAMES ST. SHERWOOD ST. GLASSHOUSE STREET REGENT PICCADILLY GT. BREWER STREET STREET PETER ST. P WINDMILL DENMAM ST. PICCADILLY P WA RDOUR Gielgud Theatre CIRCUS Piccadilly Circus SHAFTESBURY STREET HAYMARKET OLD COMPTON STREET RUPERT ST. STREET AVENUE P COVENTRY STREET ISLE STREET PANTON ST. LEICESTER SQ. 48 How to book Tel 0870 895 5505 Fax 020 7494 5154 Minicom 020 7494 5475 Email customer.relations@seetickets.com Seating Plan Faxback 09069 104 419 Discounts available for all disabled people and their companions. Venue details One 10cm step up into the foyer, through doors opening outwards. Box Office on the right. There is a sofa in the foyer. Handrails on both sides of staircases. All steps are highlighted. Dress Circle up 3 steps (2 steep steps between rows). 22 steps down to the Stalls and 35 up to the Upper Circle from an entrance on Shaftesbury Avenue to the right of the main foyer entrance. The upper circle also has two steep steps between each row. Infra-red system with 14 headsets – collect your headsets from the cloakroom: name and address required. The best reception is in the front area of all levels of the auditorium. Induction loop at the Box Office. Guide dogs are permitted inside the auditorium. Alternatively, staff are happy to dog-sit for 2 guide dogs per performance.
Entrance to the auditorium is through the third side EXIT door on Rupert Street. Ask a member of staff to open this for you. One 12cm step up to the front of the Dress Circle. Venue suitable for scooters. Seats B1 and 21 can be removed to provide 2 spaces for wheelchair users. You cannot see a small part of the stage. Transfer seating for 1 scooter and 3 wheelchair users is available to row B, or up or down 2 steep steps to A or C. Please ask when booking if you require extra leg room – rows J and K in the Stalls and aisle seats have the most leg room. No steps to the Foyer bar from the wheelchair space (along a side corridor). Moveable seats. Foyer bar 3 steps up from the foyer. Stalls bar 4 steps down from the back of the stalls, with fixed seats. Drinks may be brought to disabled customers in the auditorium. Adapted toilet in foyer near the bar. 16 steps up to the women's and men's from the foyer. There are toilets situated on all levels of the auditorium. Piccadilly Circus (approx. 250m) 14, 19, 38 2 spaces for blue badge holders in Archer Street. MasterPark at Poland Street and China Town. NCP at Wardour Street, Newport Place, Denman Street, Lexington Street. 49
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