Win tickets to The Lion King in London’s West End [closed]
We’re giving away a pair of tickets to see award winning musical The Lion King in London’s West End! Disney’s The Lion King is without a doubt one of the most spectacular, moving, dazzling shows ever to hit the West End, an ‘astonishing triumph of theatrical imagination‘ according to the Evening Standard. A trip to see The Lion King is an magical experience you will never forget, so do not miss this opportunity to grab free tickets.
Here’s how to make sure your name is in the hat…
We want to know what makes West London so family friendly. Is it that sweet little ice cream shop on the corner? Or the boutique selling the cutest ever little wellies? Maybe your kids love the free art workshops at your local museum?
For your chance to win:
Leave a comment on our Best in the West article telling us why West London is great for families. As we’re feeling generous, you’re welcome to sneak some SW, NW and WC favourites in there too.
Bonus entries:
- Add your favourite visitor attraction to our UK Tourist Attractions article (= 1 bonus entry).
- Leave a comment below telling us about your favourite West End musical (= 1 bonus entry).
- Tweet “Win Lion King tickets from @kidfriendly_uk : http://reallykidfriendly.com/lion-king-tickets-win #iwasthere” (= 1 bonus entry)
- Like our post on Facebook (facebook.com/reallykidfriendly). Feel free to share it on your own wall too! (“Like” = 1 bonus entry)
Terms and Conditions
- Competition closes on Monday September 10th 2012 at noon.
- Enter as many times as you like, but please don’t spam us or do any weird robot nonsense or we will have to disqualify you.
- One winner will be chosen by Really Kid Friendly at random from all of the eligible entries.
- The winner will receive two tickets for The Lion King musical in London. If preferred the winner may instead request tickets of equivalent value to a different West End show.
- We will aim to contact the winner within one week of the closing date to make arrangements.
About the Author: Janis
I look after the day-to-day running of ReallyKidFriendly.com, as well as some geeky stuff behind the scenes. Thanks to my two boisterous rascals (aged 4 and 5), I have become an expert in soft play areas, parks, energetic music classes, and where to get a stiff drink once the kids have gone to bed. Really – ask me anything! 
the wizard of oz is our family fave
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We just saw The Lion, the Witch and The Wardrobe and it was amazing!
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The West End is FAB and China Town is a favourite with my two daughters. The vibrant colours, the smells, the tastes and the cultures make for a super strollaround … and it is all pedestrianised which is fabulous. Sampling real chinese food surrounded by chinese people is superb. – see all the ducks and sucklings hanging in the widows! Strolling through the streets and looking into the chinese shops selling the fruit and vegetables – smelling the lychees! China Town is just great and a must have place to visit.
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The west end shows how great london is, the shops, theatre shows for all ages and the entertainment makes a great day out.
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The West End makes is ideal for a fun day out with everything in easy reach and something for everyone
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There is always so much to do and se in London for families and much of it doesnt cost a lot if anything at all. However, if you do have spare cash then the best investment is a west end show, and there are loads of family shows to choose from. We recently went to see Wicked, and it really was!!
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West End is amazing as it comes with loads of opportunities and it can bring a family together and also it makes everybody happy
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I was brought up in London and now lie in East Sussex, but going back to the West End is lovely. Memories of seeing shows, the hustle and bustle of a night out in the West End is all you need to make you smile.Such a great place to be
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Les Miserables
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I took the children to see The Lion,the witch and the wardrobe it was amazing, an absolutely magical show my five year old enjoyed it so much he didnt stop talking about it all the way home!
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Great for our two little girls was a yummy meal at Sophies steak house – followed by Shrek the Musical
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My daughter was absolutely desperate to see The Wizard of Oz – despite me thinking she was a bit too young, she watched the film daily and we finally took her to see it – and did she love every second of it. When we came out, she wanted to know when she could see it again! And we had the CD on loop in our car for months later!
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Sweeney Todd, it was scary and dark with great music and brilliant acting. I loved Mrs Lovett.
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Matilda, a real favourite!
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The West End is by far the best thing in west London!
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My favourite musical is Mamma Mia!
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Could this site turn into a gathering place of FreeStyle dsisucisons and information? If so, how do we make that happen? Should we find information from p-net, solo-tripping and facebook and re-post it here? How should information be organized and categorized? What are your thoughts?
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In a world where TV and Playstation games are fast taking over childrens lives, the West End is a great reminder of simpler times. Where art, culture & the freedom to express yourself through song, dance & theatre are not only explored but celebrated!
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Lion king is definately my fave. Saw it a few years ago, but it was a birthday surprise and I only had prescription sunglasses that I had to wear in the theatre.
Lion king is now my sons favorite film and we call him our ‘lion king’ after he was in intensive care when born because I said he needs to be strong like a lion, and my OH called him his king, so he’s now called our lion king or simba
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I need to win. I love lion king
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