The Lost Estate has announced that group bookings for its festive experiences, The Great Christmas Feast and 58th Street, are now available through TravelBeat.
Groups can book for either show with a 10% discount, with group show and dinner rates starting from £148.85 for The Great Christmas Feast and £121.85 at 58th Street. Travel trade, agency and wholesale rates are also available upon request. Tickets can be held up to eight weeks prior to the performance without any charges or penalties for cancelling.To book, email the sales team, or click here to learn more.
Each production is designed as a fully transportive world, rooted in historical storytelling and brought to life through detailed set design, period performance and high-quality food and drink, delivering shared experiences tailored to group audiences. Both experiences combine theatre, live music and premium dining, making them ideal for corporate Christmas parties, coach groups, short breaks to London and wider group travel programmes seeking memorable festive experiences.
Eddy Hackett, Co-Founder, Lost Estate, said, “Groups have always been a massive part of our business at The Lost Estate. Both The Great Christmas Feast and 58th Street lend themselves perfectly to group celebrations as they’re a complete experience under one roof – rather than having to dine, drink and dance in separate places. Whether it’s a work party, celebration with friends or short break by coach, they’re a chance for everyone to glam up, have a fantastic time together and enjoy a unique and unforgettable night.”
The Great Christmas Feast runs from 6 November to 31 December 2026 at The Lost Estate’s West Kensington venue. The Great Christmas Feast is set in Dickensian London, placing guests inside Charles Dickens’ parlour on Christmas Eve 1843 for the first telling of A Christmas Carol, accompanied by a festive banquet inspired by Victorian London.
The Great Christmas Feast is on sale for both matinee and evening performances, with two shows running on many dates throughout December, providing strong availability and flexibility for group bookings.
Open year round just a five-minute walk from Peckham Rye station, 58th Street transports guests to 1930s New York, recreating Belle Livingstone’s legendary speakeasy. The experience combines live jazz, theatrical storytelling and six-course dining alongside classic Prohibition-era cocktails. While 58th Street is not a Christmas-themed production, it remains a standout, feel good experience for groups to enjoy in December.
Hackett continues, “We love welcoming a huge mix people from all over the world, year-round, but there is something special about the festive period where all our guests and especially groups step it up a notch and get themselves involved in the Lost Estate world just that little bit more.”
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