Disney’s Hercules and Hotel Package

Lovely theatre, we went to see Hercules. The staff were all friendly and polite. There are quite a few toilets which is handy. Theatre is nice and clean, and the seats are comfortable. Can't really complain.

We recently had the pleasure of visiting Theatre Royal Drury Lane to see the brilliant Michael McIntyre, and let me tell you, he did not disappoint at all as expected. His quick wit and effortless charm had the entire audience in stitches. It is like his brain runs on comedy Wi-Fi always connected, never buffering. 😜 Feeling like I am writing review for Michael McIntyre 😆. But he was the reason why we got a chance to visit this beautiful building. Beyond all the laughs induced by Mr. McIntyre, the theatre itself was a showstopper. Walking in felt like stepping into a living museum, ornate ceilings, grand staircases, and that old-world charm you just can not fake. And yet, somehow, it is all seamlessly blended with modern comforts. Think: 18th-century elegance meets 21st-century convenience. It is rare to find a venue that makes you laugh till your cheeks hurt and makes you pause to admire the architecture. A true gem. If you are in the UK and have not been inside yet, go. Even if you do not catch a show, the building alone is worth the standing ovation. Enjoy few random pictures took while sitting on the first row.

What an amazing experience so welcoming and the theatre itself is full of history art and statues, staff very welcoming. Gentleman on the door was lovley recommended somewhere close to eat before the viewing which was helpful. The performance of Hercules was the best I have ever seem the music acting dancing and outfits was second to none. I would love to visit this theatre again I couldnt recommend it enough. Thank you

fantastic production of ‘hercules’! from start to finish, we were gripped by the energy, humour and occasional breaking of the fourth wall. i was apprehensive going in as as hercules is one of my favourite disney films and i was worried how it would be portrayed onstage, but i honestly enjoyed this more than the film! the cast is absolutely incredible, especially luke brady and mae ann jorolan in their roles of hercules and meg. everything was absolutely incredible, from the staging to the lighting to the set. there was a minor mishap in act two where a chalice fell from a table leaving the stage but the cast managed to handle it perfectly (and even a little humorously). vocals were incredible and i loved the additional songs that have been added in that weren’t in the original film. costume design was also incredible, especially at the end with the beautiful golden outfits. altogether just no room for criticism and every chance for praise, easily one of the best shows in london right now! venue staff were lovely, from the people on the doors to the people selling merch, everyone was so friendly and genuinely happy to be of service. the merchandise was really good too, some quite unique choices that you don’t see at other shows. the venue itself is absolutely breathtaking and so well maintained. finally, there HAS to be a shout out for daniel brady, the musical director - the enthusiasm for his job and for the show was so clear to see, especially from the royal circle. an absolute credit to the theatre. 100% will be back soon!

I recently saw Hercules on stage at Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and it was one of the most beautiful and impressive theatres I’ve ever set foot in. The venue was well-organised, the staff were friendly, and the seats were very comfortable. Hercules itself was a masterpiece; it was witty and charming, with a great cast, sensational music, and unbelievable staging. I would highly recommend catching the show before it finishes in September 2026, as it truly was incredible!