Parking in New Victoria Theatre Woking

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New Victoria Theatre is located in Woking, about an hour’s drive from central London. It opened in 1992 and has hosted shows from the Royal Shakespeare Company, National Theatre and the Peter Hall Company. The theatre is located in the Woking shopping centre, and can seat up to 1,300 people at once. It has plenty of accessibility features, including spaces for wheelchairs and audio technology to assist those who have difficulty hearing. 

Woking is home to about 62,000 people, and is less than an hour’s drive from central London. The town dates all the way back to the 8th century, and modern Woking was built back in 1838. Woking Palace lies just south of central Woking in Old Woking, and was first mentioned back in 1272. It was a former manor house of the Royal Manor of Woking and was used by Henry VII and Henry VIII.

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Parking at New Victoria Theatre Woking is available within the Woking shopping centre. Here, there are 2,500 parking spaces available at the following rates on weekdays, Saturdays, and bank holidays:

• Up to 1 hour: £1.50
• 1 to 2 hours: £3
• 2 to 3 hours: £4.50
• 3 to 4 hours: £6
• 4 to 6 hours: £7
• 6 to 7 hours: £11
• 7 to 24 hours: £12
• Overnight: 7pm to 5:59am: £1.50 (flat rate) 

On Sundays, the costs are as follows:

• Up to 1 hour: £1.50
• 1 to 2 hours: £2.80
• 2 hours to 13 hours: £3 
• Overnight: 7pm to 5:59am: £1.50 (flat rate) 

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The Lightbox Museum is just across the road from the Woking shopping centre, and is home to modern art exhibitions, local history exhibitions, and hosts events, talks, and workshops. Here, you’ll find The Ingram Collection, the largest collection of modern British art in the UK. There are more than 600 pieces of artwork in this collection, spanning over 100 years. 

Woking is also home to the WWF Living Planet Centre. This is the home to the WWF-UK, and also offers a visitor area and learning zone for schools. The visitor centre is open to the public from 9am to 5pm from Monday to Friday (except public holidays), and is completely free to visit. 

Old Woking is the original settlement of the town, and is where you can find Woking Palace. It dates back to 1272 and has been designated a Scheduled Ancient Monument. If you want to learn more, there are guided heritage walks to the site of the Palace. 

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By Train: Woking train station is a 5-minute walk away and services the South Western Railway line. It will take about 25 minutes by train to reach Waterloo Station. 

By Bus: The Town Quay bus stop is just across the road near the Lightbox Museum and services the 33, 33 MAX, 25 MAX, 39A, 39B, 39C, 40, 73, 81, 91, 134, 436, 437, 520, 592 and 593 lines. 

By Car: The theatre is attached to the Woking shopping centre which can be accessed from the M25, M3 and A3. 

Parking for Woking residents with blue badges is free in the city centre if you have applied for a car access card called a proximity card. All you need is to have proof of your address dated within the last 3 months, and a copy of both sides of your blue badge. The proximity card is valid for one year. 

There is disabled parking available at the following locations:

• Shoppers’ Blue car park: 20 spaces on levels 1, 2 and 3
• Shoppers’ Yellow car park: 12 spaces on levels 2 and 3
• Victoria Way car park: 19 spaces on the ground floor and level 4
• Heathside Crescent car park: 4 spaces on level 2

To search for the disabled car park that is closest to New Victoria Theatre, see the Blue Badge Parking website. 

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Where is the New Victoria Theatre?

It is located in the Woking shopping centre on Victoria Way.   

What can you see at the New Victoria Theatre? 

The theatre hosts musicals, comedy shows, plays, and concerts. The theatre has hosted everything from To Kill a Mockingbird, Cats, Chicago, West Side Story, and productions by Northern Ballet and the Royal Shakespeare Company. There is always a huge range of performances to choose from. 

What else is there to do in Woking?

The New Victoria Theatre is housed in the Woking shopping centre, so you’ll find shopping and food options all around you. You’re also close to the Lightbox Museum and the WWF Living Planet Centre. 

When is the theatre open?

• Monday to Saturday (non-show days): 12pm - 4pm
• Monday to Saturday (show days): 12pm to 8pm
• Closed on Sundays 

How accessible is the theatre? 

There are 9 wheelchair spaces in the back row of the Royal Circle, and one wheelchair space in the Stalls. The Box Office, bars, toilets and back row of the Royal Circle all have level access, and there is an elevator to the stalls. 

The auditorium has the Sennheiser MobileConnect WiFi sound amplification system, which can connect to a smart device to assist hearing aid users. The theatre is also a member of the Sunflower Lanyard Scheme, which aims to help support those with disabilities who may need extra assistance. Guide, hearing and other working dogs are welcome throughout the theatre.