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Leeds Grand Theatre Box Office signs which hang outside the Box Office entrance.

Plan Your Visit

360-degree virtual tour

Leeds 2023 Year of Culture logo in black and white against a blue background

As part of Leeds 2023 Year of Culture, a 360 degree tour of Leeds Grand Theatre was commissioned and can be viewed by clicking on the link below.

This virtual tour provides an excellent glimpse into The Grand and allows first-time visitors, or audience members with access needs, a chance to familiarise yourself with the venue ahead of your visit.

360-degree virtual tour of Leeds Grand Theatre

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Can’t find what you’re looking for? Check out some of our most frequently asked questions.

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Getting here

Address: Leeds Grand Theatre, 46 New Briggate, Leeds LS1 6NU

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Parking in the city centre

  1. Q-Park St Johns
  2. Q-Park The Light
  3. NCP The Core
  4. Q-Park Albion Street
  5. Templar and Edward Street
  6. Victoria Gate Multi Storey

*Enjoy 20% discount when pre-booking at any Q-Park with the code GT20

Public Transport

Leeds Grand Theatre is around 10 minutes’ walk from Leeds bus station and 15 minutes’ walk from Leeds train station. Buses to the centre also stop nearby on The Headrow, Vicar Lane and Boar Lane, all of which are within 5-10 minutes’ walk of the venue.

Blue Badge Parking

All the car parks listed have provision for Blue Badge holders. In addition, there are on-street parking bays for Blue Badge holders across Leeds city centre. For all Blue Badge parking in Leeds go to City Centre Blue Badge Parking Map.

Access

We are working to make all Leeds Heritage Theatres’ venues as accessible as possible. If  would you like to join our Access Membership Scheme, have questions about accessing Leeds Grand Theatre, or would like to arrange a visit, please contact us on our dedicated access number 0113 205 3899. You can also view our seating plan here or more information can also be found on our Access page.

The staircase leading up to the upper circle and balconies at Leeds Grand Theatre

Steps and seating

There is lift access to most of the auditorium from the foyer (excluding Upper Balcony), and a wheelchair access lift to the foyer from Box Office (42″ wide x 66″ deep).

Some areas of the auditorium have steep stairs and may not be suitable for people with limited mobility (including Balcony and Upper Balcony). Please check with Box Office before purchasing a ticket if you have concerns.

The stained glass windows of the stalls bar.

Wheelchair spaces and toilets

If you are an Access member you can book wheelchair spaces online by logging into your account, or you can call our Box Office on 0113 243 0808. Please inform Box Office if you would prefer to transfer from a wheelchair into a seat as space to store wheelchairs is limited.

Accessible toilets are located at Stalls and Dress Circle level.

The boxes in the auditorium of Leeds Grand Theatre

Deaf and hard of hearing patrons

An infra-red system is in operation in the auditorium for deaf and hard of hearing patrons.

Headsets are available from the kiosk in the main foyer for a £5 refundable deposit. Please contact Box Office for information on the best seats for this facility.

A woman with a mobility cane in the auditorium of Leeds Grand Theatre in front of the orchestra and stage.

Theatre for All – Accessible Performances Fund

We believe that the arts and culture can change lives, improve well-being, and remind us of what connects us as humans.

We would like to provide further Accessible shows across our venues, but we need your help. Your donation will help us reach new audiences who may otherwise never experience the shared connection of live performance.

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Food and drink

A sign reading BAR with stained glass windows behind

Bars

Our bars open one hour before the performance, serving a good selection of bottled beer, spirits, wine, soft drinks, tea and coffee, and snacks.

We also offer an in-seat refreshment service, whereby you can order food and drink via Preoday and your refreshments will be brought to you before the show or during the interval. Online orders will close when the show begins – you will then need to use the bars.

And whilst we don’t serve hot food, there are plenty of great restaurants nearby to enjoy pre- or post-show food. And don’t forget, Gold Members get to enjoy discounts at several of these (read more).

A bottle of pink Prosecco and two champagne flutes stand in front of a blurred background of a bar.

Bar 1878

Step away from the bustling crowds by reserving a space in Bar 1878, a relaxed environment in which to meet both pre-show and at the interval. For only £20 per person, enjoy a welcome drink upon arrival and indulge in a Northern Bloc ice cream during the interval. Additionally, take advantage of a secure space to store your coats. To book, add to your basket during the booking process or call Box Office.

Please note: Spaces can be booked for 1-12 people. Please email our House Management team if you would like to book for a larger group and have exclusive use of the room. Drink on arrival includes a glass of house wine or Prosecco, beer, soft or hot drink. There is an accessible ramp to the room (door width is 73.5cm).

Two women sat at a wooden table drinking cups of tea and chatting. The one on the right has a biscuit in hand.

Matinee Meetups

Aged 60+ and want to meet like-minded people at the theatre? Then our Matinee Meetups are for you.

Available on selected events at The Grand*, our Wilson Barrett bar (Stalls level) will be open from 1.30pm for you and other patrons aged 60+ to meet before the show, grab a hot drink or glass of fizz**, and connect through your love of theatre. To attend, book a ticket for the matinee performance and show up!***

*Look for ‘Matinee Meetups’ listed on the events page when booking
**Attendees can enjoy a complimentary glass of Prosecco on arrival and unlimited hot drinks
***Subject to availability on a first-come-first-served basis

Wooden table laid with tasty looking food on plates, rolled up serviettes and silver cutlery as well as a glass of red wine and a glass of white wine.

Kino

If you’re wanting to eat dinner before the show, enjoy delicious seasonal food, craft beers and fine wine at Kino, next door to Leeds Grand Theatre.

The Head Chef is former MasterChef: The Professionals semi-finalist Josh Whitehead, whose memorable dishes make the most of the incredible produce available in our region.

Leeds Grand Theatre Buildings Fund

As a Grade II listed building, we want to preserve Leeds Grand Theatre for future generations, making it more accessible, sustainable, and comfortable; everything we do will enhance your experience as a customer. All donations will be fully invested in ongoing projects, including improved access facilities, changing our lighting to LED, and investing in a new Flying system.

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