Enjoy The Lion King With Stay at Luxurious Hotels!

Disney’s blockbuster classic, The Lion King is as lively and vibrant as it was 16 years ago. The real magic of the show can be enjoyed at fullest with stay at a near by hotel. The mesmerizing show still creates the same magic as 16 years back. The chartbusting numbers and mesmerizing saga of young Lion Simba beautifully delights and make you feel the real essence of life with spectacular production. 

The current star cast of The Lion King are some of the finest and best of available talents across the globe. The award winning show is full of lively colours and life that enlivens up in the grand and wonderful 18^th century London Westend theatre. The heart touching drama and soul lifting rhythm, the show features stunning choreography.

The wonderful dance number beautifully showcases the graceful stalk of Cheetah along with bouncy enthusiasm of zebra. With hand-made costumes, some of the most wonderful performers of the world portray the animal characters.

The blockbuster London show The Lion King is set against the backdrop of Kingdoms of Lions in Africa. With the birth of young cub, Simba who is the son of King Mufasa and Queen Sarabi, Scar, the younger brother of King becomes jealous. He plots to get rid of his brother and nephew. After several futile attempts, Mufasa died in a stampede and Simba has to escape.

The blockbuster and award winning London show is all about the struggle of Simba to reclaim his Kingdom. The show becomes more enjoyable and gripping with some of the heart touching musical numbers. Under the superb direction of internationally acclaimed adaptation of the most beloved movie by Disney, Julie Taymor has beautifully portrays every movement, colours and sound of the animated classic.

Since October 1999, the show is successfully entertaining theatre lovers and has enjoyed 12 million people from all across the globe. The show made its debut at the The Lyceum Theatre and still continues to be the biggest selling stage production of London Westend.

You can make your show more enjoyable with stay at the five star hotel which is positioned at a nearby distance. The hotel is well furnished with all the modern amenities, a private lounge and cosmopolitan cocktail bar.

Disney The Lion King at Lyceum Theatre

Experience the magic of Disney’s The Lion King at the magnificent Lyceum Theatre! The stunning theatre is positioned in the area of Covent Garden, which is regarded as one of the most vibrant part of London. The venue comprises of various tourist attractions such as London Transport Museum, Covent Garden Market and Royal Opera House. Some other famous attractions are at a nearby distance such as Soho, Leicester Square and Chinatown.

Lion King is running with packed houses at Lyceum Theatre. Theatre is accessible via various modes of commutations such as tubes, buses, cars and taxis. You can visit the theatre via bus route numbers such as 6, 11, 13, and 15. The stunning theatre has occupancy of 2100 and has been categorized into Stalls, Royal Circle and Grand Circle.

The blockbuster London show made its debut in the year 2000 and went on becoming one of the most popular musicals. The show features some of the most popular musical numbers such as "The Circle of Life", "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" and "I Just Can't Wait to Be King". The story of The Lion King is set against the backdrop of African Pridelands and revolves around the Lion cub Simba.

The two hours and forty five minutes saga is recommended for 7+ kids. The mesmerizing London show has won various awards and acclamation. The heart warming saga of The Lion King London runs for two hours and forty five minutes and is a complete visual treat for the theatre lovers. For disabled patrons and their careers, discounts and concessions are offered by the theatre. Box office of the Lyceum Theatre is equipped with induction loop, whereas an infra-red system in the main auditorium.

Get set to catch the enjoyable London show The Lion king with your dear ones at the Lyceum Theatre with online advance Lion King Tickets! You can book online tickets now and all booking will be done from the official STAR agent Websites.

Booking Period of The Lion King Extended

Here is some great news for the lovers of the Disney’s classic show, The Lion King! The blockbuster London show, The Lion King has extended its booking period until 3^rd January 2016 at the Lyceum Theatre . On October 2014, the hugely loved show has celebrated its 15^th anniversary in the London Westend.

Approximately 12 million theatre goers have enjoyed the much popular classic London show, whereas played for around 810, 000 guests annually. The success saga of the popular classic can be evaluated with the recent announcement made by the makers that the show has gross exceeded worldwide any of the entertainment or movie in the history of box office.

On 19^th October 1999, The Lion King made its debut after previews from 24^th September 1999. In the history of London Westend, this show is the sixth longest running musical. The show recently embarked upon first UK tour, where it was enjoyed by more than 1.8 million people. The show has been played across 19 countries except Antartica.

Based on a popular book by Roger Allers and Irene Mechhi, Lion King London has been penned by Elton John and Tim Rice. Additional songs are penned by Lebo M, Julie Taymor, Mark Mancina and Hans Zimmer. Under the superb direction of Julie Taymor and stunning designing by Richard Hudson, the show is a complete treat for the theatre lovers. Garth Fagan’s magnificent choreography makes the show a complete thrilling experience.

The Lion King is adapted from the famous 1994 animated movie by Disney. It revolves around the birth of young Lion prince Simba and his struggle against his evil Uncle Scar, who conspires to kill Simba and his father, King Mufasa. The heart touching saga is a complete audio visual treat and a must watch for theatre lovers. So get set for a memorable time with your dear ones at the Lyceum Theatre London with blockbuster and award winning London show The Lion King.