Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Discount Codes & Deals

No. The official site uk.harrypottertheplay.com does not publish a promo or discount code, and its ticket information page does not mention one. The ways to pay less that the site does describe are the Friday Forty lottery, booking on the official website where there is currently no booking fee, and the group rate for 10 or more people. If an official code appears on the site, we will add it here with the source and date.

Each Friday, 40 tickets for every performance of the following week are released at £40 each, in seats spread throughout the theatre. You enter through the ticket app linked on the Friday Forty page, any time from 12.01am to 1pm on the Friday. The lottery closes at 1pm and winners are told between 1pm and 5pm the same day. Friday Forty tickets can only be collected by the cardholder and cannot be given as a gift.

Not on the official website. The ticket information page says there is currently no booking fee for this production when you book through the official site. You can book up to six guests per transaction, and the card used to pay or the confirmation email is needed as proof of purchase at the theatre. Tickets bought on resale websites can be refused at the door.

Yes. The group bookings page lists a group rate for 10 or more people on Wednesday performances, on selected seat prices and in off-peak weeks only, booked through the box office by email or phone. School groups have their own rate on Grand Circle seats for Monday to Friday performances, with one free teacher ticket for every ten tickets bought, also in off-peak weeks only. Both pages say school holidays and peak weeks are excluded and the rates may be removed without notice.

The official site lists two. Q-Park gives theatregoers 50% off parking at participating theatres, seven days a week after 12pm for up to 4 hours, when you book the space in advance on the Q-Park website. Sophie's Soho, a short walk from the theatre, gives £5 off per person when you show a ticket for the play, subject to availability and for same-day performances.

At the Palace Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue, London W1D 5AY. Tottenham Court Road and Leicester Square are the nearest Tube stations, a few minutes' walk away. The one-part version runs about 2 hours and 55 minutes including an interval. Security checks take place at the door, so the site asks you to arrive an hour before the start, and suitcases and large bags are not allowed in.

We read every offer above on uk.harrypottertheplay.com on the date shown with each offer and noted the conditions. We do not publish a code without a source, and an offer the production withdraws is removed from this page.