Children's Alice in Wonderland Adventure Tour
Children's Alice in Wonderland Adventure Tour
Children's Alice in Wonderland Adventure Tour
Get ready to tumble down the rabbit hole and explore the curious world of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. For children ages 5-11 years old.
Get ready to tumble down the rabbit hole and explore the curious world of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. For children ages 5-11 years old.
Get ready to tumble down the rabbit hole and explore the curious world of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. For children ages 5-11 years old.
If you have any access requirements for your tour, please contact tours@roh.org.uk after booking so we can deliver the necessary arrangements.
Looking to have this tour as private experience for you and your group? Or perhaps you need this tour run in a different language? We offer bespoke private tours to suit you. Find out more about booking private or other langauge tours.
When you book a tour you'll also receive one month of RBO Stream for free and 10% off in the Royal Ballet and Opera Shop and Royal Opera House café. Simply show your tour ticket at the till, valid on the day of your tour.
Find information about your Royal Ballet and Opera tour including how to get to the tour venues and in-depth accessibility information.
Background
On this 75-minute tour of the Royal Opera House, join an experienced children's workshop facilitator and actor, to explore the curious world of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Learn about Alice’s journey from meeting the mysterious White Rabbit and attending a tap-dancing tea party, to unknown potions that turn her tiny. Handle ballet shoes and costumes, and peek through the window of the rehearsal studio to see where The Royal Ballet prepares.
Venture to backstage areas usually off-limits to the public and discover the marvels of Wonderland. Have the opportunity to hold pointe shoes and tutus from previous Royal Ballet productions and enjoy a photo opportunity on the famous 'Bridge of Aspiration' that connects The Royal Ballet School and the Royal Opera House.
Adults without children will not be admitted. Please note all children must be accompanied by an adult. One adult may be responsible for up to three children. Everyone attending must have their own ticket.
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Important information about your tour
- The meeting point for this tour is the Ground Floor cloakroom of the Royal Opera House.
- Children aged 14 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Children under the age of five are not allowed on our tours, this includes babies and children in pushchairs.
- Latecomers will not be admitted.
- As the Royal Opera House is a working theatre each tour provides unique experience and content may vary according to what spaces are available on the day.
- We may be using headsets on our tours so you don’t miss any important information from our guides. All equipment is fully sanitised after each tour. You can use your own headphones if you wish. Please note headphones need to have a standard jack connection to be used with our devices.
- Contact-free bag checks will be in operation when you enter the building.
Access Information
This tour takes you through different areas of the Royal Opera House, including long corridors, stairs, escalators and lifts. The flooring is also different depending on where you are in the building – some floors are smooth and tiled or wooden, some are carpeted.
Because we are a working theatre, there are areas that won’t always be available to us, which means each tour will take a different route. The spaces we travel through can sometimes be busy and loud.
Our tour guides use descriptive language which helps to paint a picture for blind and partially sighted visitors.
Please get in touch at tours@roh.org.uk after booking to let us know your access requirements so we can make sure you have the best experience on your visit. We can help plan the tour if you require step-free and wheelchair access, if you prefer to avoid areas with views from a height, if you need to use the hearing loop or if you need to take regular breaks. Unfortunately, our hearing loops aren't compatible with Bluetooth.
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