Seating Plan of the London Palladium

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If you score a seat in the Royal Circle, congratulations—you’ve won the seating roulette. These seats are so good that you’ll start judging the people below you in the Stalls, just for fun. The view from here is almost perfect, but you’ll pay for it like you’re buying a small car. Word of warning: the front row of the Royal Circle has a railing that can block your view if you’re short or slouching like a teenager.

I once sat there and spent the entire first act leaning left, trying to see past a man’s bald head. It turns out, that railing is a cursed invention for anyone under 5'7". My advice? Bring a cushion, or just stand up and shout, “I paid for this view!”

The Grand Circle: The budget-friendly “no man’s land”

Moving up to the Grand Circle is where the Palladium really tests your loyalty. These seats are cheaper, but you’ll feel like you’re peering down from a zeppelin. The acoustics are surprisingly good, though—you can hear every whisper, but the performers look like tiny ants doing jazz hands.

One surprising fact: the Grand Circle has a section called the “Balcony” that’s so steep, you’ll feel like a mountain goat clinging to a cliff. I saw a man drop his phone here, and it bounced down four rows before landing in someone’s popcorn. The audience applauded.