Phantom London Break Help Please Xx

elljay do you already have the theatre tickets or are you starting from scratch and looking for tickets, hotel and a restaurant?

I always use http://www.officiallondontheatre.co.uk/tkts/today

to get me started ticket wise. I follow what has been selling all week and then get queued up nice and early to get my half price seats. Only trouble is you can't guarantee availabilty so if you need a certain show you may want to prebook (which this website does cheaper than some and as it if official I don't worry about touts etc)

Restaurant wise I reckon you can't beat Top Table - every place under the sun is listed with one offer or another

http://www.toptable.co.uk/

Hotel wise I look on Grabbit thread or Days Out thread then

go for Octopus

http://www.octopustravel.com/Home.jsp;jsessionid=0000dfs7qT13LXeFi1W_OdjsNwF:11kub7041

or Late Rooms
http://www.laterooms.com/r100_hotels-in-uk.aspx

Have a fab time.

Hi,
haven't checked these for cost/availbility yet (sorry) but they may give you a good deal.
From Show Savers website -
Theatre Breaks
The original theatre and hotel package specialist. Offering musicals, plays and operas in London and all round the UK

Extra 5% discount (usually from £84 per person)
Quote "TheatreNet Offer"
Further information and online booking at http://www.theatrebreaks.com/
Or email res@theatrebreaks.com
Or call 01727 840244


West End Theatre Breaks
Make your own choice of West End show
Plus accommodation in a nearby 4* hotel with full English breakfast

From £95 per person
Includes free river cruise
(based on two people sharing a twin or double room)
Further information and online booking at http://www.uktickets.co.uk/West End Theatre Breaks


Theatre-Ticket
Make your own choice of West End show (Billy Elliot, Blood Brothers, Chicago, Guys And Dolls, Les Miserables, Mamma Mia!, Mary Poppins, The Phantom Of The Opera, The Producers or The Lion King) and hotel for a midweek or weekend break

From £60 per person
Comprises a top price theatre ticket and one night's accommodation in a luxury central London hotel including breakfast
(based on two people sharing a twin or double room)
Further information and online booking at http://theatrenet.eolts.co.uk/index.php?pg=18

Dinner & show (no hotel)
The Phantom Of The Opera
The legendary romantic musical spectacular set on the stage of the Paris Opera House and the Phantom's lair beneath it
Her Majesty's Theatre - Bertorelli's Restaurant
Mon - Thurs eves

Best seat and 2 course meal just £52.50
(seat only usually £47.50)
Or
Her Majesty's Theatre - Galileo’s
Mon - Fri eves

Balcony seat and 2 course meal just £30
(seat only usually £25)
Book online at Theatre-Tickethttp://theatrenet.eolts.co.uk/index.php?pg=13&action=pack&id=1018&pid=26


As to accomodation, there is so much in london, hard to recommend, but it does depend on how much you wanted to spend/level of luxury but your could always try a hostel - some do have private double rooms.
http://uk.visitlondon.com/affiliate/bookhostels