His Majesty's Theatre

Went to see Dear Evan Hansen while visiting Aberdeen, and the show was absolutely brilliant - incredible performers and vocals that kept me on the edge of my seat. The theatre itself is beautiful and mostly accessible, though we ran into some issues around parking and clear sightlines from the wheelchair spaces.

Went to see musical Cher with friends. Our friend who visits the theatre often with people in wheelchairs organised the visit. The musical was EXCELLENT!!

I live in Aberdeen and go to this theatre regularly. To start with booking the tickets is easy it shows online where the wheelchair spaces are. There is a lot of wheelchair seats in the stalls, dress circle and upper circle.which is all accessible by the lift. The staff can't do enough for you both over the phone and in the venue.i have had tickets bought to me as a gift before which aren't wheelchair ones and I have called and they changed them no problem. The wheelchair seats all have good views even the ones right at the back. Entrance to the theatre, the box office bar and restaurant is all very accessible. Toilets also great and quite bigs think the one in the stalls could of had handrails closer to the toilet though