Access at London County Hall

Access bookings are handled by the venue, not by us. Book access seats through the venue's own team on the official Witness for the Prosecution site.

Which part of the chamber to book

• Courtroom Stalls, row F. The only step-free row, and where the wheelchair space is.
• The rest of the Courtroom Stalls. Rows A to E are down steps from row F, with two steps between each row.
• Galleries. 33 steps up from the Stalls, no lift, and steep, narrow steps between the rows.

The step-free route

From Belvedere Road there are 6 steps up to the foyer, or a ramp or a lift. From the foyer there are 31 steps to the Courtroom Stalls, or a second lift.

Wheelchair space

The wheelchair space is in the Courtroom Stalls at F160, with the companion seat beside it at F159.

Toilets

There is a unisex accessible toilet on the foyer level, and male and female toilets on the Stalls level.

Hearing loop

A hearing loop works across the Courtroom Stalls. It may not work in the North or South Gallery, and the seats where it does not are marked on the booking plan.

Assistance animals

There is room for an assistance animal in the Courtroom Stalls, and staff can look after one during the performance if you prefer. The cast use the aisles during the play, so bear that in mind when choosing where the animal settles.

Access tickets

Access tickets cost two-thirds of the full price. Book with a companion and you each pay half price instead.

Getting here

A taxi can get you to within about 50 metres of the entrance. Waterloo Car Park, the nearest, has no accessible bays. Getting here has the step-free walks from Waterloo and Westminster.