Newsies, Wembly, travel? and take in another show?

Thanks Mark.  A short tube into WestEnd. New to London, literally, looking on google earth/maps! and then the factoring in of train strikes etc etc

I thought it was the Jubilee line, and well over an hour? no?  But thats great then your saying, worth getting saying, Wicked tickets and also Newsies.

Any thoughts on a musical, for daughter, loves Newsies..another musicial westend that suits? hence thinking Wicked?

I saw “Best of Enemies” yesterday afternoon, had something to eat and then got on the tube at Leicester Square, transfered at Green Park to the Jubilee and was at Wembley in 20 mins with still a lot of time to spare before going inside. So you won’t have any problems at all (baring train strikes/delays) getting to Wembley from “Wicked”.

THis is positive news, thanks Anthony and Matt, Best of Enemies, will take a lookup. " .and Juliet " or Back to the Future musical! Seem to be the choices to view alongside Newsies. So will take another look and work out times/lines...no tube strikes incoming is there!!

If you're heading to Frozen it might be worth checking out Disneys Magical Mondays. Really great price for whats usually premium seats in the theatre. Also in advance for the week so you can guarantee yourself a ticket unlike some other rush schemes. www.disneytickets.co.uk/disney-day-seats-tickets

Agreed with the comment above. Citymapper is a godsend. From giving you different routes to giving to arrival times. To telling you where to get on the tube for a quick exit and best exit out of the station.

I’ll be sitting in Richmond on Christmas Eve. We’re coming over from Richmond County New York, so it was the obvious seating choice. Eating choices near the theatre is limited and the main food court on my last visit was unavailable as it was packed with post game patrons.

I went to wimpy for a bit of nostalgia. I recommend against that option. Great service but the food was not good!

Another vote for an & Juliet combo…

Thank you all for your replies, clearly a popular forum, i have let my daughter know about it as loves musicals and WILL be on broadway oneday  - she has assured me!! yes..i have tried to bring her back to Earth!
 Great to hear &Juliet then in your replies, and thanks for the citymapper advice and theres a Wimpy! terrific.

Looking at going around 16th - so, literally all last minute ( daughter was viewing Newsies clips so thought just do it ), flights from ireland sadly are not the cheapest, other than that good to go.

Ok re seats..hard to tell then really. Thanks once again for your replies to this.

Sadly not, it around week of 19th, confirmed with daughter..i think Newsies is not on, on the 19th. But, that week..week after xmas is even more expensive regarding flights.

There's an Itsu as well which I went to > lots of charging points too for phones.

I stayed at the Premier Inn Wembley Stadium now because it would mean a short walk back after Newsies (although a longer slog back from the West End at other evenings...). The Designer Outlet next door really does have all the usual suspects like Pret, Costa, Nandos, Wagamama and so on.

A local friend took me to Wimpy (which I had last "encountered" around 30 years ago during my very first trip to England...!) and I thought the food was excellent - definitely much better than anything McDonalds next door would rustle up and the service was lovely. So would definitely recommend it as an alternative to McD or generally the ubiquitous chains. It was very empty that evening, though apparently that was because England was playing at the football world cup at the time.

I also recommend the Metropolitan line that rushes through from Wembley to Baker Street, then change there for the Bakerloo Line and Piccadiily Circus for the West End. What was killing this old lady was the LONG stair case up to Wembley Park Tube Station

There’s also Boxpark next door which has got around 15 street food vendors in. But it gets super busy so give yourself at LEAST 2 hours in there.

There's a mcdonalds right beside the theatre. Just across the road from there. Very near one of the tube station exits. From the actual theatre you have to go round but you can see the sign from there.