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ATG extra 10% off West End theatre sale
MSE Blagged. Eg, £18 Fiddler On The Roof
ExpiredPlanning a trip to London's West End? Until 10am on Mon 9 Sep, we've blagged an extra 10% off ticket seller ATG’s ‘Summer Saver’s West End theatre sale. To get the discount online, simply go via this special ATG link* and the discount will be applied for you automatically. At the box office and on the phone, you need to quote the code SUMMERSAVE10 before you pay.
The discount’s valid on everything in the sale, which includes reduced tickets to top West End shows such as Fiddler on the Roof (from £18). A transaction fee of £3.65 applies if you're booking online or by phone - you can avoid it if you go to the theatre's box office to buy your ticket (just remember to mention the code as above).
When booking online, select the red 'ATG Summer Saver extra 10% off (SUMMERSAVER10)' option when choosing your seats to get the fully discounted price.
A few of the shows included and how much you’ll pay for band A or B seats after discount:- The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole (Ambassadors Theatre), £31.50
- Fiddler on the Roof (Playhouse Theatre), £18-£31.50
- Equus (Trafalgar Studios), £26.55-£31.50
- On Your Feet! (London Coliseum), from £15
Some shows have date exclusions - see 'More info' for details.
Although you can book as many different shows or performances as you like, there's a maximum limit of nine tickets per performance.There are lots of sneaky ways to bag cheap theatre tickets. Read our guide on the best theatre lotteries for a chance to gain access to £25 Fleabag tickets, and similar prices on other big West End shows.
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