Entertainment · Off-West End
Cirque du Soleil: KURIOS – Cabinet of Curiosities
Cirque du Soleil returns to the Royal Albert Hall with KURIOS – Cabinet of Curiosities, set in the workshop of an inventor who believes there is a hidden world just beyond our own. Acrobats, jugglers and aerialists bring his curiosities to life in a steampunk-inspired show of stunts, illusion and live music, staged in the round.
Buying advice
How to book
Peak performances carry a surcharge: mid-range seats run £99.90–£154.90 against £88.90–£138.40 off-peak, roughly 12% more, so an off-peak date is the easy saving.
Ways to pay less
There's no need to book far ahead as the show sells steadily, so you won't miss out on seats. The easiest saving is to pick an off-peak date, where mid-range seats are about 12% less, topping out at £138.40 against £154.90 on peak dates. There are no specific discounts for students, groups, or families.
Deals2
Best deals across LondonEvery current deal we track for Cirque du Soleil: KURIOS – Cabinet of Curiosities, checked daily. Last checked 13 November.
- Group
Groups of 10+ save up to 20%; 50+ save up to 25%, plus a £3 per-ticket fee added by Cirque du Soleil. Exclusions apply. Rates subject to change and availability.
- Agency discount
Save up to 28% on tickets from SeatPlan: £131.20 seats, usually £182.49. Click the link below to see details of the saving.
Pricing
+12% peak surcharge (mid-range seats)Peak
Weekends & holidays| Area | Top | Bottom |
|---|---|---|
| Premium | £182.40 | £160.40 |
| Mid-range | £154.90 | £99.90 |
| Budget | £90.11 | £53.48 |
Off-peak
Mid-week| Area | Top | Bottom |
|---|---|---|
| Premium | £165.90 | £143.90 |
| Mid-range | £138.40 | £88.90 |
| Budget | £80.21 | £44.57 |
Prices are taken from the show's official website and are a guide only — they change without notice.
Where to sit
Seats run from £44.57 to £182.40: off-peak budget seats £44.57–£80.21, mid-range seats £88.90–£138.40 and premium seats £143.90–£165.90. Premium seats reach £182.40 on peak dates. At the Royal Albert Hall, level by level: Arena — As close as it gets to the performers, but the floor is flat, so a tall row in front can get in the way. Stalls — The best all-rounder: close, raked, and step-free at the back. Loggia Boxes — Sociable and close, with an angled view; book a front seat and a central box. Grand Tier Boxes — The Hall's best mix of comfort, view and occasion, if you take a central box. Second Tier Boxes — The cheaper way into a box, with easier access than the Grand Tier, at the cost of distance. Rausing Circle — Good value for the whole picture, if you can manage the height and pick your row. Gallery — The cheapest way in when it's sold as standing, but hot and far from the stage.
The Royal Albert Hall's own seating guide, level by level, is below.
Thinking of going with a group?
There’s a group rate for this show (see the group deal). Register your interest and we’ll try to organise a trip at that rate once enough people are in.
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