Disney’s Hercules and Hotel Package

££

Hotel Theatre

Hightlight

City Centre
Family Friendly

Booking a show in London’s theatres has been made even easier with this package, because it searches a London hotel for you, that’s near to the theatre. Making it a little easier to book that London city centre getaway.

Zero to Hero Getaway: Book Your Hercules Adventure, combine your tickets and a stay at a nearby hotel to create the epic London short break!

The musical, inspired by the animated film, based on the ancient myth. It’s what classical civilisation would have wanted. Ancient Greece. A time of gods, mortals… and Hercules, who isn’t quite either. But if he’s not a god, how can he possibly save the world from Hades? It’s one thing flexing those pecs, but going from zero to hero requires a different kind of strength. Get ready for a wise-cracking, column-shaking, underworld-rocking ride of adventure, self-discovery and love. In tunics.

Booking a hotel stay for your trip to the theatre is nice and simple, all you need to do is enter your dates and the online booking system and it will find the best offers available for you. Pick your favourite hotel and they’ll bundle your theatre tickets and hotel stay information into one easy booking confirmation which they can send directly to you, it’s as easy as that! Booking your theatre break online with Holiday Extras can save you time, money and hassle.

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Theatre Royal Drury Lane

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Mohammad Alrosan

a month ago

I visited Theatre Royal Drury Lane for the first time during the first week of playing Hercules.. it's a spectacular theatre that's well maintained and well designed. Even though I got a relatively high and distant seat, the view was very acceptable and better than I expected. I am not very sure of its accessibility, because we ended up going up quite a few set of stairs. The seats are comfortable and the team working were super nice and helpful.

Kat Doria

a week ago

Stunning theatre! I’ve been twice now for Hercules and Frozen and both were incredible shows with amazing production. Highly recommend arriving early to explore the beautiful building and take in the breathtaking interior.

Doris Chan

3 months ago

Went to see Much A Do About Nothing. Show was amazing! The theatre was stunning… The central bar with the high dome roof.,🤩 The paintings and the grand staircase! 🤩 Breathtaking!! Staff were really helpful. There are several areas where you can get drinks and snacks. A superb experience!

Nicki Appleby

a week ago

Went to see Hercules here with my daughter and Granddaughter for their birthdays. The theatre staff were lovely and friendly especially one of the security staff at the door checking people's bags. The people who were selling the merchandise were not at all helpful, they definitely couldn't help with directing us to our box. They said they worked for Disney and not the theatre. Prices for drinks etc were extortionate and as for the merchandise that was remortgage the house time. One little pin badge £20, fridge magnet £15, small teddy bear £40 and the list goes on. The building it's self is amazing, the decor itself is out of this world. There are portraits of well known faces everywhere. Just remember to save up to go and see the extraordinary show, especially if you take kids with you. But when you do go you will have a wonderful time 🌻

Antony A Morais

a week ago

Stage? 🔥 Stunning. Props? Worked harder than Hades’ interns. Songs? Poppin’. Muses? Divine. But emotions? Hmm… not quite legendary. I came for myth and heart — got sparkle and jokes. Meg and Herc? Cute, but rushed. No real post-betrayal pain, no soul-healing moment. Vortex scene? Cool visuals, shallow feels. Final score? ✨4 outta 5 lyres. Expected Lightning but got Thunder. ⛈️ Fun ride, but I deserved more myth and meaning from this theatre show. Kudos to the background team, its definitely not a joke to execute every stage movement with utmost precision. PS: Could have avoided modern day jokes, not quite sure if the intention was to attract young audience purely for the profitability. And if this works out, then it scares me not knowing where the future productions will head towards.