Wicked is incredibly popular at the moment, with the second movie Wicked: For Good now in cinemas – making these Black Friday deals on tickets for the musical incredibly well-timed.
Red Letter Days has a special offer on at the moment for experience packages to see the Wizard of Oz prequel musical in London's West End with either dinner or hotel accommodation.
While a voucher for a pair of Wicked musical tickets is priced at £75, (Red Letter Days' best price), there are plenty of Black Friday offers to suit your needs.
A great gift option for a Christmas present is its Wicked theatre tickets gift box,. Usually priced at £99.99, by using the code BLACK20, it becomes £79.99 plus postage at time of writing. This offer runs out at midnight tonight.
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The product listings note that Red Letter Days vouchers allow "access to seats across a range of dates, subject to availability. Generally, better seating is available for weekday performances with some weekend dates available."
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There's also the option to upgrade for a night away with a package including two Wicked theatre tickets with an overnight central London hotel stay for two, priced at £360.
The product listing for this experience states that "theatre tickets will be Band A seats located in the Stalls or Dress Circle with unrestricted views", and the hotel will be "assigned upon booking".
There are some date restrictions, particularly around weekends and school holidays, so check out the product listing for more information.
Wicked the Musical: Band A tickets with overnight hotel stay at Doubletree by Hilton London Victoria (for 2 people)
Wicked the Musical: Band A tickets with overnight hotel stay at Doubletree by Hilton London Victoria (for 2 people)
If you'd prefer a named hotel, then there's the option of Red Letter Days' £390 package deal, which includes two premium seats for Wicked and an overnight weekend hotel stay at the four-star Doubletree by Hilton London Victoria (around five minutes' walk from the theatre).
Again, there are some date restrictions – see the product listing for more information. Theatre tickets available with this package are listed as "Band A seats located in the Stalls or Dress Circle with unrestricted views".
Buyagift is also price-matching this experience with a £390 package deal for two premium seats for Wicked and an overnight weekend hotel stay at the Doubletree by Hilton London Victoria.
Meanwhile, Buyagift also has experience offers running across its website.
In addition to its silver, gold and platinum ticket voucher packages for Wicked (priced at £90, £140 and £215 respectively for 2 people), there's also a special offer running as part of its Black Friday sale.
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Usually priced at £255.99, you can save £128 on a BuyaGift package for two people to enjoy dinner and a show together by using the code BF20 at checkout – for an offer price of £127.99.
The experience includes a three-course meal and seasonal cocktail at Marco Pierre White's London Steakhouse Co. restaurant near Liverpool Street station, plus theatre tickets for one of a range of West End shows including Wicked.
See the product listing for further information and terms for the restaurant and theatre packages.
The Wicked stage musical lasts about two and a half hours, roughly as long as each of the films on its own.
Director Jon M Chu previously spoke about why he decided to split the movie in two, explaining that he felt he couldn't cut anything out.
"The alternative was not possible, to be honest," he said. "We tried to make it into one movie, and you had to rip out songs and it became not Wicked."
Wicked: For Good is out in cinemas now, while Wicked Part One is available to watch at home via platforms including AppleTV, Sky Cinema and Prime Video.
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