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Magical West End Evening with Harry Potter and the Cursed Child!
Experience a magical continuation of the world-famous story in the heart of the West End with Harry Potter and the Cursed Child in London. This impressive theatre experience takes you 19 years after the Battle of Hogwarts, where Harry Potter now combines a busy job with fatherhood, while his son Albus struggles with the burden of his famous surname. As past and present merge, a compelling adventure unfolds, full of suspense, emotion, and spectacular twists.
This unique experience is offered in the form of a voucher, allowing you to flexibly choose your preferred date. Ideal for those who want to plan a magical city trip to London at a time that suits them.
The show is exclusively at the iconic Palace Theatre in London and is known worldwide for its breathtaking special effects, innovative stage technology, and impressive illusions. Based on an original story by J.K. Rowling, this production brings the wizarding world to life in a spectacular way.
Combine this unforgettable theatre experience with a stay in London to make your trip complete.
Ready for an evening full of magic? Buy your voucher now and experience one of the most impressive theatre productions of the moment.
Harry Potter Theatre Experience in the Iconic West EndExperience the magic of the wizarding world live in the West End with Harry Potter and the Cursed Child in London, an award-winning and spectacular theater show that has enchanted millions of visitors worldwide.
The story takes place 19 years after the Battle of Hogwarts. Harry Potter is now a father and an employee of the Ministry of Magic, while his son Albus struggles with the burden of his famous surname. When past and present dangerously merge, an exciting and emotional adventure unfolds, filled with unexpected twists.
The performance is exclusively shown at the iconic Palace Theatre in London and is among the most awarded theater productions ever, including multiple Olivier Awards and international accolades.
Showtimes:
Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday:
Part One at 2:00 PM and Part Two at 7:00 PM
Sunday:
Part One at 1:00 PM and Part Two at 6:00 PM
Important information about showtimes
This production is performed in two parts on the same day. When booking, you automatically reserve both parts and keep the same seats for the entire performance. The show contains light effects with flashes. Suitable for children aged 8 and older; children under 15 must be accompanied by an adult.
Londen werkt het mooist als je het laat gebeuren. Stap uit bij St Pancras of glip de metro uit, en de stad neemt je meteen mee: rode dubbeldekkers, het gedreun van zwarte taxi's en de Theems die rustig door alles heen stroomt.
Rond het West End hangt 's avonds een eigen energie. De lichten van de theaters, mensen die net hun jas dichtknopen voor de voorstelling, een pub op de hoek waar het al vol staat. Hier ligt het Palace Theatre, waar Cursed Child wacht.
Overdag verschuift het tempo. Een wandeling langs de Theems, even neerstrijken in St James's Park, of verdwalen tussen de kraampjes van Covent Garden met een koffie in de hand. Geen haast, gewoon Londen op je eigen ritme.
Couples of friends · 3 nights
New Year's pledge for 2026: do more with our best friends. Vouchers redeemed together, two double rooms in Bloomsbury side by side. Cursed Child Friday, British Museum Saturday, pub crawl Sunday until we'd had enough. One of us overslept for the train home Monday morning, brief panic at the station. A success.
Solo · 2 nights
I live in Bristol. Husband working, mates unavailable, so I went on my own. Voucher covered hotel plus theatre ticket, I sorted my own train. Cursed Child on Saturday, easy to do solo, no chatter in the interval. The single room felt small over two nights. Soho for dinner. Glad I went.
Partner · 3 nights
We came down from Edinburgh on the sleeper. The voucher was a birthday gift from our daughter. We'd never read the books, only know them through the grandchildren. Cursed Child surprised us, good view from the stalls at the Palace. Hotel in Bloomsbury, lift broken on day two, three floors with cases. Otherwise a fine trip.
Friend · 2 nights
I live in Brighton, train up takes an hour. Friends since the books, both of us. Redeemed the voucher together, one twin room. Cursed Child Saturday, then King's Cross Platform 9 3/4 on Sunday. Hotel in Bloomsbury, shower dripped at night. I've seen the play three times now, still cried at the end.
Partner · 2 nights
We came down from Manchester. Voucher gave us a choice of three hotels, we picked Bloomsbury. Cursed Child is genuinely well-staged, stage magic you don't see coming. Upper-circle seats at the Palace were really tight, my legs were stuck during part two. Dinner before in Chinatown. Train home Sunday morning.
Partner · 3 nights
I live in Leeds, took the train down. Walked from Leicester Square station to the Palace, three minutes. Saw both parts of Cursed Child on Saturday with a Soho dinner break. Hotel in Bloomsbury, good-sized room, narrow bathroom. Recommended for Potter fans who want it all booked at once.
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