Has anybody seen The Lion King at the theatre?

chaptazbru | 14:58 Thu 15th Mar 2012 | Arts & Literature

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What did you think ?

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EvianBaby

Yeah, I took my then bf for his (25th) birthday a couple of years ago and we both thought it was amazing! Don't have a bad thing to say, it was just fantastic. GO!!!

slinky.kate

heard it was brilliant,thats one of the things i want to see before i die,pity its so far away for me

LDC134

yes, and thoroughly recommend it - get tickets in the stalls if you can for a better experience

chaptazbru

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I am going to see it guys, but not till December!! This is its first time up north and we've been lucky enough to get stall seats (row M). I really can't wait. I've seen excerpts of it on TV and I expect to cry - will I ????

EvianBaby

Yeah, think I had a little tear. December is a long time to wait but it's worth it. I want to go again.

chaptazbru

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It's in my area from December to March, so we got tickets for as early as we could. I'll take plenty of tissues Evian.

Lie-in King

I still haven't seen the film, let alone the theatre production...

chaptazbru

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slinky.kate - Its on tour from August, check it out on Google, as it may be coming to your area.

Brinjal

Yes fantastic and the first scene is amazing

chaptazbru

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Lie-in King - you should definitely see it with your name !!

chelle7272

Was interested until my MIL told me tickets are £82 each!

Is it worth it?

EvianBaby

Can't remember how much I paid for the tickets but yes, it's worth it.

If you look on Lastminute.com you can often get deals for theatre/meal/hotel, it might be worth having a look at those prices.

chaptazbru

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chelle - our tickets were £55 each and as I've already said we're in row M in the stalls, the dearest tickets were £75 at the front of the stalls - wonder why the prices vary so much ...
To be honest, I think it's worth it, but then I love the theatre!

Infomaniac

It really does depend on your personal taste. You might love it or hate it. I went to see the stage version because some friends of mine wanted to go, and I fell asleep within the first five minutes. Hated it! But that doesn't mean you will.