How to book
Online
Book tickets via our website, lpo.org.uk (£3.50 transaction fee). Online purchases are fully secure, and can be made right up until the start of a concert.
Phone
020 7840 4242 (Mon–Fri, 10.00am–5.00pm, £4 transaction fee)
In person
You can book tickets for our concerts at the Southbank Centre’s ticket office (no transaction fee).
Booking FAQs
You can exchange your tickets up to two working days before the concert for another LPO performance in our Southbank Centre season, or for a credit voucher (valid for one year).
If you need to exchange your tickets, you can submit a ticket return request via your online account, or you can contact our Ticket Office on 020 7840 4242 or via [email protected].
Please note we do not offer refunds unless a concert is cancelled. Artists and programmes are subject to change if necessary.
We love to welcome young audiences to our concerts. Our evening concerts are suitable for children aged seven and over. Age guidance for our FUNharmonics family concerts varies and can be found on each concert’s event page.
We ask that you don’t take photos or videos during the performance – but please snap away during the applause! We love to see your photos and hear about your experience. Please tag us on Facebook, Instagram, X or TikTok.
There is no dress code for any of our concerts – please free to wear whatever you’d like!
A limited number of 50% discount tickets are available to purchase via the London Philharmonic Orchestra website for full-time students, benefit recipients (Jobseeker’s Allowance, Income Support, Universal or Pension Credit), and under-18s. These tickets are in high demand and may sell out quickly.
We’re also happy to help customers on the Southbank Centre’s Access scheme to book their tickets at 20% off over the phone. Likewise if free carer tickets are required, please give us a call on our Ticket Office line (020 7840 4242).
The Southbank Centre has a limited allocation of concession tickets with a 25% discount for recipients of Universal or Pension Credit, full-time students or under-16s. ID will be checked on admission.
Visitors with a disability can join the Southbank Centre’s free Access Scheme. You may be eligible for tickets at concessionary prices and to receive information in alternative formats.
The Royal Festival Hall has wheelchair spaces, level access via internal lifts and ramps, and accessible toilets. Sound enhancement systems are available (subject to availability). Assistance dogs are welcome on site.
For more information, please email [email protected] or visit southbankcentre.co.uk/access