Railway Children, Waterloo

zenmaster

Has anyone been?

What is the best seating position? Do you lose much from sitting at either end rather than the centre?

Finally, I believe it's too new/popular for ticket deals but if anyone knows differently please let me know.

TIA.

gairlochgal

I've been. The action moves up and down the "stage" the whole time so I don't think it matters too much where you are.

zenmaster

gairlochgal wrote: »

I've been. The action moves up and down the "stage" the whole time so I don't think it matters too much where you are.

Thanks. I've been too now so I will answer my own question in case anyone else has the same query.

The short answer is NO, you do not lose much by opting for a cheaper seat. As gairlochgal says, the action moves up and down and side to side.

Platform 1 tickets seem to be more expensive than platform 2 but I really did not see any advantage at all. We were Plaform 1, 2nd row, close to the centre which was good but whether it was worth an extra £20-£30 per ticket is arguable.

All the seats (apart from the front row) are cramped with not much leg room but there are no pillars to obstruct your view. The only place I wouldn't want to sit is in the back row as there you are cramped from both sides.

We thoroughly enjoyed the show and I would recommend it as something different and unique.

One final word of warning - the bar. £24 for 2 G & Ts and 2 glasses of wine :eek:

gairlochgal

Oh yes - crazy bar prices. But amazing show