Cirque du Soleil: OVO Tickets

An iconic London landmark: With a 153-year history and over 390 events each year, the Royal Albert Hall has welcomed world-famous figures and remains one of London’s most celebrated and versatile performance venues. Seating options and best views: The six-level auditorium offers everything from immersive Stalls seating and luxurious Loggia and Grand Tier Boxes to affordable options like the Rausing Circle and the informal, unassigned Gallery at the top. Capacity, access and programming: Seating more than 5,200 people, the Hall provides accessible seating and lifts throughout, and hosts a diverse programme ranging from orchestral concerts and West End performances to major events like Cirque du Soleil. London’s most iconic venue, the Royal Albert Hall has hosted plenty of famous faces over its 153-year history. Winston Churchill, Muhammed Ali and Albert Einstein have all made an appearance at the concert hall, which holds more than 390 events per year! If you’re lucky enough to go to one of these concerts (we don’t think Einstein will be playing again anytime soon, unfortunately) then you will want to know the best place to sit. If you scroll to the middle of this page you'll find the Royal Albert Hall seating plan, which will help you visualise the space, and your future seats, before you get there. After all, having the best possible view of your chosen performance will only heighten your experience at this magical and historical venue. Read on to find out which seat you should add to your basket. What are the best seats at the Royal Albert Hall? There are six floors located on the Royal Albert Hall seating plan, so there are plenty of seats to choose from! The stalls are located on the ground floor and are a popular option for concerts and operas. There’s a clear view of the stage from this section, and you really feel like you are a part of the action! The Loggia Boxes are located above the Stalls and offer great acoustics as well as excellent views of the stage. The boxes are extremely cosy, with each only seating up to 8 people, and are a great option for those who want a luxurious experience at the Royal Albert Hall. The Grand Tier Boxes are positioned just above the Loggia Boxes and provide similar views and sound quality. The only difference between these two options (other than the names) is the height. Up another level, and we reach the Second Tier boxes. These are situated above the Grand Tier boxes, and are slightly smaller than the Loggia and Grand Tier options. However, the view and sound quality is just as good and is a great, cheaper, alternative. The Rausing Circle is one level above the Second Tier boxes, and a good option for those looking for a more affordable option, which still boasts a decent view of the stage. The Gallery is picture perfect for those looking for a relaxed atmosphere and cheap night out. Located at the very top of the Royal Albert Hall, there are no assigned seats, so theatregoers are free to sit or stand wherever they like. The Gallery is very popular, so we recommended arriving early if you want to snag a great view! The Royal Albert Hall seating plan