Disney’s Hercules and Hotel Package

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.

Wow, what a beautiful theatre! We were absolutely blown away by how stunning it is! We went to see Hercules which was just fantastic! An absolutely amazing show, the singing was out of this world and it was such an enjoyable experience. We had seats in the Royal Circle, row e, seats 11,12,13 and they were perfect! Great view and you could see it all! The staff were also so lovely and there was a great bar area too. Would 100% recommend and we will definitely be back to see something else! We also booked our tickets through LW theatres and they were also fantastic, with great communication. Just a wonderful and unforgettable experience.

The theatre itself is amazingly beautiful, I spend an hour before the performance just wandering the corridors and staircases with all the amazing art and decorations. The staff is also super friendly and all that creates an unique and unforgettable athmosphere. The performance of 'Hercules' was great as well. Extremely well acted and with fine singing. The only thing that was a bit off-putting was the extremly high volume, it's not a big theatre so they could have tuned it down a bit.

A Divine Triumph! Disney’s Hercules is the Ultimate West End Spectacle If you are looking for a show that delivers pure, unadulterated joy from the first note to the final curtain call, Hercules at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane is a "Gospel Truth" must-see! Vocals That Reach Olympus From the moment the Muses burst onto the stage, the energy in the room is electric. These five women are the heartbeat of the show—their harmonies are tighter than a Grecian corset and their powerhouse vocals literally brought the audience to their feet. They don't just narrate the story; they own the stage. A Hero With Heart Luke Brady is the perfect Hercules. He perfectly captures that "zero to hero" journey with a vulnerability that makes you root for him from the start. His rendition of "Go the Distance" was a breathtaking, goosebump-inducing moment that proved why this story belongs on the stage. Beside him, Meg is reimagined with a brilliant, sharp wit and a soulful voice that makes "I Won't Say (I'm in Love)" an absolute showstopper. Spectacle Like No Other Directed by Casey Nicholaw, the production is a visual feast. The choreography is athletic and inventive, and the set design makes full use of "The Lane’s" massive stage. Whether it’s the neon-soaked underworld or the golden heights of Mount Olympus, the world-building is spectacular. Special shout-out to Hades, who steals every scene he's in. He is deliciously wicked, campy, and has the audience in the palm of his hand with every sarcastic one-liner. The Verdict This isn’t just a show for kids—it’s a massive, soul-stirring celebration of what it means to be a true hero. With catchy tunes, hilarious comedy, and a whole lot of heart, Hercules is hands-down the most fun you can have in London right now. Don't walk, fly (on a Pegasus or otherwise) to get tickets!

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.