Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre

Definitely. Older kids and teens will be wowed by the open-air setup – it’s different, exciting and atmospheric. Under 4s aren’t admitted though, so it’s best for ages 5+.

Yes, for confident older kids and teens it’s a safe, self-contained venue – especially for matinee performances. Make a meeting point just in case, and remind them to bring layers!

There are great value £15 tickets available every season, plus concessions for schools. It’s a premium experience but well worth it. Book early for the best choice.

Go for a musical – the combination of brilliant singing, starry skies and open air gives proper goosebumps.

Yes – it’s fully outdoors, and shows carry on in light rain. Bring waterproofs, layers and maybe a blanket. There’s something quite bonding about a shared brolly moment mid-Hamlet.

Yes, but note that only Row J is level access. Staff are very helpful, and accessible toilets are available. Call ahead to book wheelchair or assisted access seats.

Yes! There are onsite bars, The Grill, The Pizza Oven, and a covered dining area. You can also bring your own picnic – but no outside hot food or open drinks.

Yes, toilets (including accessible ones) are located opposite the picnic lawn and kept in good nick. Water jugs are available along the covered bar too.

Yes – the leafy setting, dramatic stage, and buzzing pre-show vibe make for brilliant photos. Grab a family shot outside the theatre gates or near the pizza oven.

Definitely! Regent’s Park is stunning, so arrive early for a relaxed picnic or plan a post-show wander through the Rose Garden. ZSL London Zoo is nearby too – perfect if you’re turning it into a big family day out.