The new single-part version is much more affordable than the two-part production it replaces, especially midweek. It's booking to June 2027 and sells strongly, so the cheapest seats for a date still go first. An off-peak date is the easy saving: mid-range seats are £65–£85, against £80–£105 at peak, roughly 24% more.

Seats run from £25 to £175. Budget seats are £25–£45 off-peak, and the best seats top out at £125 off-peak but reach £175 on peak dates.

At the Palace Theatre, the Dress Circle is the best in the house for the full stage picture, with only a minor rail in Row A. The Stalls put you in the thick of it, but the front rows are a stretch and the rear views are capped. The Grand Circle gets distant and tighter on legroom, and the Balcony is cheap but comes with real obstructions.