before you book
Choosing your menu or seat option
General, Premium or VIP; standard, vegan, gluten-free or children's — here's how the choices actually differ.
Choose a date for Nomad ↗Seating zones, side by side
| Tier | Seating | Menu choices |
|---|---|---|
| General | Main seating section | Any of the four dinner menus |
| Premium | Closer to the stage | Any of the four dinner menus |
| VIP | Closest to the stage | Any of the four dinner menus |
The seating tiers don't change the menu
General, Premium and VIP tickets all draw from the same four dinner menus — the difference between them is entirely about where you sit, not what you're served. Pick your seating tier based on how close to the stage you want to be, and pick your menu separately, based on diet.
General
The furthest-back seating zone, and the entry point for most first-time visitors. You still see the full four-act production and the LED screen staging — you're simply a little further from the stage than Premium or VIP guests.
Premium
A step closer to the stage than General, at a price between the two other tiers. It's a reasonable middle option if you want a better view without paying for the closest seating.
VIP
The seating zone closest to the stage. It earns its extra cost on a night when watching the acrobatics up close matters more to you than the difference in price.
Choosing a menu
Separately from seating, decide which of the four dinner menus suits your group: the standard NOMAD tasting menu, vegan, gluten-free, or a children's menu for ages 2 to 11. Mixed groups can usually order different menus at the same table — confirm this when you book.
Booking for a mixed group
If your party wants different menus or is unsure which seating tier to pick, note each person's requirements at the time of booking rather than leaving it to be sorted out at the door — the kitchen is working a fixed schedule tied to the four acts, with less room to adjust on the night.