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At 12 midday Sunday a link becomes live allowing 2 free tickets per person, to the Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre in London. The tickets are for the show at 7.30pm Friday 18 October.

To celebrate 20 years on the London stage, THE LION KING is giving away 2,000 tickets to the 7:30pm performance on Friday 18 October 2019

https://www.lionking20.co.uk/

How to claim tickets:

1. At midday GMT on Sunday 13 October 2019 follow the on-screen instructions on this page to claim up to two tickets per person for the 7.30pm performance on Friday 18 October 2019 at the Lyceum Theatre in London.

2. 2,000 free tickets and a limited number of standing positions will be available on a first-come first-served basis (of which 44 will be accessible seating and 6 will be wheelchair spaces).

3. Tickets will be emailed approximately 48 hours before the performance.

4. Claimants must be aged 18+ and photo ID matching the name on the tickets will be required for entry into the theatre.

5. Tickets only. Travel, accommodation and expenses are not included.

6. Guests under the age of 16 must be accompanied by their parent/guardian at all times. THE LION KING is recommended for ages 6+ and children under the age of 3 will not be admitted.

7 T&C's here https://thelionking.co.uk/docs/pdf/TLK_ ... AMENDS.pdf

Did anybody get any of these?

My friend and I decided to both try and get tickets - however, even though they were standing right next to me, they started at 17, 000 in the queue and I started at 26,000!!

Unfortunately , all seats had gone before we were anywhere near the front.

pieman wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 14 2019 1:19pm

Did anybody get any of these?

My friend and I decided to both try and get tickets - however, even though they were standing right next to me, they started at 17, 000 in the queue and I started at 26,000!!

Unfortunately , all seats had gone before we were anywhere near the front.

Obviously as THE LION KING was giving away 2,000 tickets , if you was 17,000 in the queue they would all be gone

Interesting you pick up on the rather obvious point that all 2,000 tickets had gone as we were 17,000 or 26,000 in the queue, rather than the slightly more interesting point that we were allocated positions so widely apart

but hey, I guess it is more fun to try and make other people look stupid ...