London Box Office discount code
Right now 1 deal at London Box Office, reviewed by our editors in September 2026.
Reviewed by JuliaLondon Theatre Week is Back!
Apply the discount code (step by step)
- Search for the show you want at londonboxoffice.co.uk and pick a date.
- Choose your seats from the seating plan, the price shown is the price you pay.
- Grab the code from this page before you go any further.
- Paste it into the promo code box on the payment step and apply it.
- Confirm the booking, then watch for the e-ticket landing in your inbox. Curtain up!
Booking West End tickets for less
London Box Office sells tickets for West End musicals, plays, ballet, opera, comedy and family shows, with e-tickets emailed straight to you so there is nothing to collect on the night. Prices are quoted as what you actually pay rather than a headline figure with a booking fee bolted on at the end, and from prices across the site start around £12 for family titles and about £25 for the bigger musicals. The best window is London Theatre Week, when more than 60 shows drop to fixed £15, £25 and £35 tiers, and for museums and attractions around the same trip it is worth comparing Tiqets.
FAQ
Does London Box Office charge a booking fee?
No, the site works on a no hidden fees basis, so the price shown against a seat is the price you pay at checkout.
How do I receive my tickets?
Tickets are sent by email as e-tickets. You can print the confirmation or simply show it on your phone at the venue.
What is London Theatre Week?
It is a fixed price promotion covering more than 60 West End shows, with seats sold at £15, £25 and £35. A handful of the largest musicals add £55 and £65 tiers.
How cheap can West End tickets get here?
Outside promotions, from prices start at about £12 for family shows such as The Tiger Who Came To Tea and around £25 for big musicals like The Lion King.
How do I contact London Box Office?
Through the contact form on the site. Agents aim to reply within 48 hours of your message.
Can I use a voucher code on any show?
Codes are normally tied to specific productions or performance dates, so read the terms before booking. Only one code can be applied per booking.
