Terms & Conditions

These Terms and Conditions have been prepared by Trafalgar UK Theatres Limited (Registered Company Number: 05637233) in conjunction with Trafalgar Tickets Limited (Registered Company Number: 13603638) (collectively owned by Trafalgar Entertainment) and hereafter known as ‘We’, ‘Our’ and ‘Us’ for the purposes of selling tickets and hosting events at our venues (‘The Venue’). These Terms and Conditions are issued pursuant to STAR’s (The Society of Ticket Agents and Retailers) Code of Practice which is available from STAR.

All Tickets are sold subject to availability and to these terms and conditions. These Terms and Conditions should be read along with our Privacy Policy prior to purchase as purchasing a Ticket constitutes acceptance of these terms and conditions.

Last updated: 23 February 2026

1. Tickets & Admittance

1.a. A valid Ticket must be produced by each Customer to gain entrance to an Event. The Ticket must be retained by the Customer whilst in the Venue and be made available for inspection if requested by the Venue staff. Failure to produce a valid Ticket may result in expulsion from the Venue.

1.b. It is the Customer’s responsibility to contact the Venue if Tickets are lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed. We may issue Duplicate Tickets, at our discretion, for certain Events, but it is not possible to issue duplicate Tickets for all Events, e.g. where there is a possibility that the licensed capacity of the Venue may be compromised. Additional security steps may be required if duplicates are to be issued.

1.c. It is the Customer’s responsibility to check their Tickets. We will make all reasonable endeavours to correct mistakes if brought to their attention prior to the Event for which the Ticket is valid. However, it may not always be possible to rectify mistakes.

1.d. It is the Customer’s responsibility to ascertain whether an Event has been cancelled or rescheduled. In such cases, we will make all reasonable endeavours to notify Customers of the change but cannot guarantee all will be informed before the date of the Event.

1.e. Children over the age of 18 months require their own ticket. Where Promoters require tickets for younger children, this will be clearly stated when purchasing. If no concessionary rate is available, the ticket shall be at full price at time of booking. Children under 16 must be supervised at all times by an adult of at least 18 years, except when undertaking participatory activity. Supervision shall be at a ratio not less than 1 adult per 10 children, and the supervising adult must be sat next to the children. It is the Customer’s responsibility to assess the suitability of an Event for children where no official age restriction applies.

1.f. Any seats from which the view of the stage/performance area is expected to be obstructed or restricted will be highlighted at the point of sale. Notwithstanding this, from other seats, an unobstructed view of the entire stage/performance area cannot be guaranteed due to the varying set and stage layouts that may be employed for the Event.

1.g If the Ticket specifies a designated seat or section, during the performance the Customer is entitled to occupy this location only. It is prohibited to obstruct aisles, exit routes or to attempt to gain access to seats/sections for which the Ticket is not valid.

2. Conditions of Admission

2.a. The Venue reserves the right to refuse admission to a Customer, or to eject them from the Venue at any point, if in the Venue’s reasonable opinion the Customer: is acting in a threatening or aggressive manner; uses threatening, abusive or insulting language; appears to be under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs; may be a risk to the safety of Venue staff, performers or audience members; may detract from the enjoyment of other Customers; fails, when required, to produce proof of identity, age or entitlement to a concession/discount/essential companion Ticket; fails to comply with instructions given by the Venue’s staff including but not limited to security checks and Covid-19 and other infectious disease mitigation protocols; or is found to be in breach of these terms and conditions or statutory law. No refunds will be given to Customers who are refused entry or ejected due to their behaviour as suggested in, but not limited to, the examples shown above.  A Customer is required to comply with all rules and regulations imposed by the Venue in relation to the Customer’s attendance at an Event.

2.b. The Venue will endeavour to admit latecomers at the first suitable opportunity, which may be the interval. For some Events late admission cannot be guaranteed.

2.c. The Venue reserves the right to refuse re-admission to the Venue. If Customers wish to re-enter the Venue they must check with the Venue staff before they exit.

2.d. The Venue reserves the right to conduct security searches and confiscate any item which, in the reasonable opinion of the Venue staff, may cause danger or disruption to the Event or other Customers, or which the performers or their representatives have specifically requested are prohibited.

2.e. The Venue will make all reasonable efforts to forewarn Customers if stroboscopic lighting may be used in the Event. Customers with known medical conditions who may be susceptible to such lighting effects are recommended to seek further advice.

3. Ticket Cancellations, Exchanges & Refunds

3.a. Tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded after purchase unless the Event is cancelled, abandoned, rescheduled, or where there is a material change to the Event. A material change is a change which, in Our reasonable opinion, would make the Event materially different to the Event that the purchasers of the Ticket could reasonably expect and would include a change to the advertised headline act (in the case of a comedy or music act) or the staging of a different production (in the case of a theatrical show). A cast change, the use of understudies, a change to a support act, or an alteration to the running time does not constitute a material change. We cannot offer refunds or exchanges if cast members, whether advertised or not, are unable to perform due to illness or unforeseen circumstances.

3.b. Refunds shall only be made to the person who purchased the Tickets and, where possible, by the same method used to purchase the Tickets. When it is not possible to refund via the same payment method, We reserve the right to request additional identification or documentation to ensure the money is returned to the correct person; or to refund via an alternative method (for example vouchers).

3.c. In the case of a cancelled Event, Customers will be refunded the cost of the Tickets. 

3.d. In the case of a postponed/rescheduled Event, Tickets will remain valid for the new date/time and we will make reasonable endeavours to contact the Customer to inform them of the change. Should a Customer who purchased prior to the postponement not wish to attend the rescheduled Event then a refund can be obtained for Cost of the Tickets by contacting Us at least seven days before the rescheduled date. In rare scenarios, it may not be possible to transfer the Tickets into the rescheduled Event, in which case alternative Tickets or a refund of the Cost of the Tickets may be offered.

3.e. If an Event is abandoned after commencing Customers will be offered, subject to availability, equivalent value Tickets for an alternative performance of the same production or they will be refunded the Cost of Tickets. 

3.f. In rare and unforeseen circumstances, We may be required to revoke Customer’s Tickets. If possible, alternative Tickets of the same value to the Event will be offered. If this is not possible, alternative Tickets may be offered and any difference in value charged or refunded to the Customer as applicable and with their consent. If suitable alternative Tickets cannot be offered the Customer can claim a refund of the Cost of Tickets. 

3.g. We reserve the right to cancel Tickets which We reasonably suspect to have been booked fraudulently, which exceed any advertised limits on the quantity that a person/household can buy, or which they suspect to have been resold, or attempted to be resold, for financial gain at a price greater than had originally been paid. Any applicable restrictions on the number of Tickets that can be purchased will be made clear at the time of booking.

3.h. At Our discretion, a waiting list may be kept to assist Customers who can no longer attend an Event. We may charge an administration fee for facilitating the transfer of Tickets from one Customer to another.

3.i. Ticket Protection is offered as an optional add-on for online sales of certain Events, to provide reimbursement for the cost of Tickets should the Customer be unable to attend the Event as a direct result of an eventuality covered by the policy.

This service was provided by Secure My Booking for orders created up to 31 December 2024. Details of the protection this offers and the claims process can be found here - https://securemybooking.com/make-a-claim/uk/.

TicketPlan provide the service for orders created since 1 January 2025. Claims can be processed here - http://www.ticketplangroup.com/refund-application-form - and details of the protection found here - www.ticketplangroup.com/uploads/assets/ast/AST-Refund-Promise-102023-CLEAN.pdf.

Accepting or declining this protection does not affect your legal or contractual rights herein. 

3.j If any dispute arises out of these Terms and Conditions, We will attempt to settle it. To this end, We shall use Our reasonable endeavours to consult or negotiate in good faith, and attempt to reach a just and equitable settlement satisfactory to both parties. If We are unable to settle any dispute by negotiation and you are not satisfied with our final response, You may seek to settle it through Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and can contact The Society of Ticket Agents and Retailers (STAR). We are members of STAR and they provide a free and approved dispute resolution service for customers of STAR members. This does not restrict Your rights to pursue court proceedings. Details of the STAR dispute resolution procedure can be found at https://www.star.org.uk/dispute-resolution/

3.k Force Majeure  We will not be liable to You for any failure to perform any obligation under these Terms and Conditions to the extent that the failure is caused by an event beyond our reasonable control (which shall include, without limitation, act of God, war, insurrection, riot, civil disturbances, epidemic, pandemic,  national mourning, acts of terrorism, fire, explosion, flood, theft of essential equipment, malicious damage, strike, lockout, weather, third party injunction, national defence requirements, acts or regulations of national or local governments).

4. Ticket Prices

4.a. Ticket prices are subject to change. We reserve the right to change the prices of Tickets and/or introduce discounts/special offers which cannot be retrospectively applied to Tickets already purchased.

4.b. All discounts/special offers are offered subject to availability and therefore Tickets may not be available at all advertised prices at all times.

4.c. Concession/discounted Ticket prices must be applied for at the time of purchase and cannot be applied to Tickets already purchased. Proof of entitlement to a concession/discount/essential companion Ticket may be requested from the Customer at the time of booking and/or when they attend the Event. Failure to produce reasonable proof of entitlement to a concession/discount/essential companion Ticket may invalidate the Ticket and result in refusal of admittance or ejection from the Venue.

4.d. Concessions/discounts are offered individually and cannot be used in conjunction with one another. If a Customer is eligible for multiple concessionary/discounted rates then they will receive the cheapest singularly discounted price, not a cumulatively reduced price.

4.e. The Ticket price of certain Events may include a venue levy of up to £2 which contributes towards the maintenance and improvement of the Venue.

5. Delivery

5.a. If a Customer has chosen to receive their Tickets by post or via the ‘Print-at-Home’/eTicket delivery method it is their responsibility to inform Us prior to the commencement of the Event if the Tickets have not been received.

5.b. We reserve the right to post Tickets only to the registered billing address of the card used to purchase them.

5.c. We reserve the right to make Tickets available for collection by the Customer at the Box Office. If this becomes necessary, We will make all reasonable endeavours to notify the Customer of the change in advance of the Event and any postage fee paid in respect of this order will be refunded.

5.d. The Customer may be required to present identification when collecting Tickets at the Venue. If the Tickets were purchased as a gift and need to be collected the Customer must contact the Venue prior to the day of the Event to make alternative arrangements. For certain Events enhanced identity checks may be required to collect Tickets and/or gain admission, such as presenting photo identification of the lead Customer. Any such restrictions will be made clear to the Customer at the point of sale.

6. Prohibitions & Audience Consent

6.a. The unauthorised resale, or attempted resale, of a Ticket for financial gain at a price greater than had originally been paid, is prohibited. We reserve the right to cancel Tickets that We reasonably suspect as being offered for unauthorised resale. Customers who are unsure if a seller is an authorised agent should contact Us for clarification. We accept no responsibility for the validity of Tickets purchased from unauthorised agents.

6.b. Unless prior written consent is obtained from Us, Tickets may not be combined with hospitality, travel, accommodation, merchandise and/or any other product or service to create a Ticket package to sell for commercial gain.

6.c. Unless explicitly consented to by the performing act or Venue, the use of equipment to record or transmit audio and/or visual material inside the Venue is strictly forbidden. Unauthorised recordings, tapes, films, or similar items may be confiscated and destroyed. Any recording made in breach of these conditions shall belong to the Venue and/or Promoter of the Event. Neither the Promoter nor the Venue will be liable for the loss, theft, or damage to confiscated items.

6.d. By attending the Event Customers give their consent to filming, photography, and sound recording of themselves as members of the audience. We, The Venue and/or Event Promoter will own the copyright of such material and may use such films/photographs/recordings for any purpose, including commercial purposes, without payment or further notification.

6.e. Unless their use is explicitly consented to by the performing act or Venue, mobile telephones, messaging equipment, and all similar personal electronic equipment must be switched off during the Event. Customers who do not comply and disrupt the enjoyment of the Event for other Customers may be ejected from the Venue without a refund.

6.f. Only food and drink purchased on the premises may be consumed within the Venue unless items are required on proven medical grounds or for babes in arms.

6.g. The use of electronic cigarettes is prohibited throughout the Venue.

7. Gift Vouchers

7.a. Gift vouchers can be redeemed in full or in part to purchase Tickets for participating Events in person or by telephone via the Venue’s box office or on the Venue’s websites.

7.b. Gift vouchers expire at the end of the month one year after the purchase date. Expired vouchers cannot be redeemed or refunded. The expiry date is clearly printed on all vouchers.

7.c. Gift vouchers cannot be exchanged for cash.

7.d. Customers have the right to return unused gift vouchers within 14 days of purchase; qualifying vouchers which have been partially redeemed within this time period will be eligible for a partial refund equal to the unused value of the vouchers; after 14 days of purchase gift vouchers are non-refundable.

8. Memberships

8.a. Customers have the right to cancel their membership within 14 days of purchase, after which time the membership is non-refundable. If benefits of a membership are used prior to cancelling it We reserve the right to withdraw and reverse any benefits gained: prices discounted for members may be rebooked at full price and the difference in cost deducted from the refund; and Tickets purchased during any members’ priority booking period may be cancelled and a refund issued.

8.b. Memberships are valid from the date of purchase for a duration of one year, unless stated otherwise at the point of purchase.

8.c. Memberships are non-transferable and may only be used by the named member/s.

8.d. We reserve the right to amend the cost of the membership and the benefits it provides without prior warning.

8.e. Members found, or reasonably suspected of, reselling their Tickets for commercial gain may have their membership terminated without recompense.

8.f. Memberships purchased by Direct Debit or a recurring card will automatically renew around their expiry date for a further 12-month period. The Customer must notify Us in advance of the expiry date if the membership should not be renewed. This does not affect the Customer’s rights in accordance with the Direct Debit Guarantee.

9. Liability

9.a. We will not be responsible for any injury or loss, theft, or damage of Customer’s personal belongings, other than that caused as a result of negligence or other breach of statutory duty.

9.b. Personal arrangements, including but not limited to, travel, accommodation, and subsistence relating to the Event are made entirely at the Customer’s own risk and We shall not be liable for any losses incurred from these arrangements.

9.c. Nothing in these terms and conditions seeks to exclude any of Our liability for death or personal injury caused by its negligence or other type of liability which cannot by law be excluded or limited.

9.d. These terms and conditions are governed by the laws of English and Wales, and any disputes which may arise with Us are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.

10. Definitions

‘We’, ‘Our’ and ‘Us’ Trafalgar Tickets, Trafalgar Theatres and Trafalgar Entertainment. 

‘Ticket’ means a revocable personal licence that confers to the ticketholder the right to attend the Event, subject to these terms and conditions.

‘Customer’ includes both the person who purchased, or intends to purchase, Tickets and those within his or her party who are attending the Event, each of whom must possess a valid Ticket.

‘Venue’ means any location where the Event is being held and representatives of this location including but not limited to the management, security, or staff.

‘Event’ means any entertainment event or performance occurring at the Venue in respect of which Tickets are sold.

‘Promoter’ means the entity which is staging/producing the Event, which may be different to the Venue.

‘Print-at-Home’ means the delivery method by which PDF Tickets are emailed to the Customer.

‘Cost of Tickets’ includes any charges applied per ticket but may exclude ticket protection fees and any other costs not directly related to the grant of admission to the event.

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