Prince Edward Theatre Tours

Experience one of London’s most loved traditions of seeing a show in the West End. Wicked the Musical has been seen by 50 million viewers in 14 countries and has been running at the Apollo Victoria Theatre in London for over a decade. The award-winning show tells the untold story of the witches of Oz. The performance is recommend for children seven years and older and children three and under are not permitted.

A full three-hour tour dedicated to London desserts awaits! Pastries lovers get ready to try all the perks of British cuisine. The sweetest things ever provided with tea and made according to your preferences and even food restrictions. Have you ever dreamed of trying Battenberg cake and Chelsea buns? This and four more dishes only for you. On this tour, you get the best chance to fulfill your food dreams. • Get full attention from your guide on our private tour • Get a few bites of six most popular British desserts • Create your itinerary according to your interests • Get a bit of advice on restaurants from your guide

Guarantee your ticket to one of the West End’s most popular plays by booking a seat at The Play That Goes Wrong in advance. Seeing a show in the West End is a must-do activity when in London, and booking your seat in advance means you’ll avoid disappointment to the often sold-out show on the day. Plus, you can choose from an afternoon or evening performance to suit your schedule.

Experience London’s lively theater scene—and enjoy a one-of-a-kind night on the town—when you book tickets to Mamma Mia! The smash-hit musical, which features a soundtrack of sunny ABBA songs, has been seen by millions of people, and offers an uplifting story of love and friendship. Save yourself any travel hassle by securing your tickets in advance, and pick them up before the performance directly from the Novello Theatre's box office.

Delve straight to the heart and soul of London's colorful LGBTQ scene as you explore the bright lights of Soho with your host. The energetic streets of this West End neighborhood are steeped in history, having played a massively important role in London’s LGBTQ history. Once a refuge for the queer community, Soho and its infamous streets of Old Compton, Frith, Dean and Wardour are now the meccas of London's party scene. Within 24 hours after booking you'll receive a short questionnaire about your personality and interests. Based on your responses, you'll be assigned a like-minded host. Your host will communicate with you directly to suggest an itinerary to help you discover what makes the city unique. You will also agree on a meeting time and place. Your itinerary is flexible, so during the experience, you can always change your mind about what you want to do.

Skip the stale cake you get at chain shops and experience London's blossoming dessert scene on a private 3-hour tour. If you love pastries, but can do without tea; no problem. The sugary tour can be customized based on your tastes, interests, and dietary restrictions. Try six dishes in all, including Battenberg cake and Chelsea buns, while you explore some of the city’s hippest neighborhoods.

Love musicals? This interactive walking tour won’t just whisk you away to some of the West End’s top theaters—it will also come with a soundtrack. Meet your guide in Central London, and grab a headset. During your 2.5-mile (4-kilometer) walk, you’ll discover the West End’s key landmarks, will learn insider stories and facts from your guide, and will listen to different show tunes along the way—singing and dancing are warmly encouraged.