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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Lisa Keating

a week ago

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

Nitesh N

2 months ago

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.

Neptun Yousefi

a week ago

The production of Hercules is absolutely brilliant! The show is incredibly funny and packed with quintessentially British humour. From my seat in the stalls, I had a superb view of the entire performance. Although the orchestra was out of sight, their playing was magnificent. The true highlight, however, remains the quintet of Muses; these five women are truly fantastic performers. Seeing them alone makes the entire show worth the trip.

Diego Martinez

2 weeks ago

What a lovely theatre, in excellent condition, and a real pleasure to visit! Watched Hercules from one of the royal boxes, and it was fantastic. We thoroughly enjoyed the show, which was full of energy, singing, dancing, humor, and very entertaining! One of my favourite theatres and the show was great! Well worth a visit! 😀

Melanie Mengüş

2 months ago

The theatre itself is an amazing place. I saw Charlie & the Chocolate Factory, Frozen and yesterday Hercules. The theatre is authentic, beautiful, the main room is impressive too. Seats are a bit small and not the most comfortable so not the ideal for long shows. But overall it's okay! I like to sit in a balcony as the view is very good. I sat in front of the scene once and don't recommend as the scene is very high. Toilets can be very far away and it's easy to get lost but it's big, almost no queue and clean. Better than most theatre in London! The staff inside is really nice and friendly but some improvements could be made with the security.